u/Lil_Sexy78

My friend Liz and I were trying to come up with a sigil for the word, "truth". At first I drew sort of a t, but with two lines going across, then I added a little dimension to it. You can find all the letters of the word contained in the sigil. The wings are the two t's, the r is in the negative space on the bottom, the H is if you turn it sideways and there's a couple places where you can find a u, though Liz said that it's just the consonants you use when doing sigil magic.

You can access this place by an easy hike. It's a public trail. I'm not sure about the history of it, but maybe I'll comment with a wiki link.

I have to agree with this. It used to have Today', but not now. Someone loathes this sort of music even more than I do.

And it's not soapstone, but it's greasy like it. And extremely soft except where other minerals are in the matrix; see the white and brown? Those spots were harder to smooth. It lives with Karen, now.

I found this on a dig at Emmons Quarry in Greenwood, ME with MMGS, the Maine Minerlogical and Geological Society. Someone once told me that that's what it was. I don't think so, but maybe. I checked mindat.org and it didn't really look like it. It's definitely a form of muscovite, that much I know. It's not quite what I've seen ball mica look like; I've found that stuff at Lord Hill in Stoneham, ME.

Black and White Lichen Will Always Be My Favorite

Tephromela atra has many synonyms since many previously described species have been reclassified as T. atra. These include Lecanora atra, Lecidea atroides, Lichen ater, Parmelia atra, Patellaria atra, Psora atra, Rinodina atra, Scutellaria atra and Verrucaria atra.

Seen on an Urbex adventure

Say 'em together for a new word..

But the trouble is the HP on the monsters there is way way high and I'm only on level 25. If anyone needs friends feel free to send me a message. Or maybe tell me how to get friends. I'm on team Mystic (blue)

I'm not good with names, but mostly I just have a bad memory, though repetition seems to help.

What kind is this? It's on a rock in New Hampshire.

Climbing in isn't so bad, but there's holes in the floor and the spiral staircase is mostly rust. But it's still a really cool spot. I'll be returning. This place is kinda neat in how it's multi-leveled. You slowly climb your way up to the top. The white door to the left of that garage door is where you simply walk out. Be sure to check that it's locked.

This town was full of Pokéstops. I look forward to the next show.

I did a quick look around and climbed in. I look up and two dude's were like, "We were just saying that we wanted to go in there, and then you just went in like there was nothing to it." Then I told them where to step. We explored in fascination. The spiral staircase was so cool, but totally rusted and not safe. I'd never been here before, but I plan on returning.

The answer is many. And there's plans to develop the whole complex.

And to think I've been living her since 2023 and I just discovered the vast wonder of this gem of gems.

I came upon this at Ruby Beach on the coast of Washington State. The natives used them to weigh down their fishing nets.

Pretty Good Deal, Actually