askfeanor replied to your photo: The Ripley Scroll, XVth century (The details are…

//…I want these.

I bet in Valinor they had the most beautifully illuminated books of all time… (Though I tend to associate alchemy more with Númenor, since the laiquendi had the Valar close at hand to explain the workings of the world to them?)

The Ripley Scroll, XVth century

(The details are beautiful, be my guest and check them out)

some glass vials with metal decoration (via marinni)

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bontanist (yes tumblr that is a word!), horticulturist, plant enthusiast can you help me identify this tree? It was found at the Virginia Aquarium grounds in Virginia Beach, that is a picture of the trunk (slight and bendy) it is about 10-12feet tall. merci, gracias, grazie, danke, thanks

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querida Paula by carla morais on Flickr.

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i also don’t like the idea that in the future in a lot of narratives, star trek included, theres no more religion in general???

like slow down john lennon we’ve lasted this long i don’t think we’ll be gone in 2234 i want muslim space explorers :((

and c’mon dudes everyone wants to see rabbis arguing about when sunset is *in space*

muslims would definitely do that to lmfao

NEVER ENDING SHABBOS IF THE SUN DOESN’T SEND.

Or is it never beginning…

imagine ramadan lmao oh my god

I think we’ve found the reason why there are never Jews and Muslims in space…

see also: my never-ending argument with my friend about jewish vampires and kashrut…

Are Jewish vampires repelled by crosses?

Because I’d be super angry if they were.

I mean, a cross is the fastest way to repel me, though not exactly for the reasons that tend to keep back vampires.

badum chhhhhh

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n48_w1150 by BioDivLibrary on Flickr.

Hortus Europae americanus, or, A collection of 85 curious trees and shrubs :.
London :Printed for J. Millan,1767..