poboh: Garth Williams, illustration for Charlotte’s Web, 1952,
burnedshoes: Unknown photographer / Getty Images, 1947, Kon Tiki The Kon Tiki was named after a legendary seafaring sun-king common to both the old Inca kingdom and the islands of Polynesia. In this photograph, a lone figure, possibly Thor Heyerdahl, perches on the mast of the Kon Tiki. He sailed the balsa wood raft with five fellow adventurers from Peru to Polynesia in 1947, in an attempt to prove that prehistoric South American seafarers could have made the same journey.
pixandum: five.nineteen.thirteen. -It was a Spring day in NY, not usually cold. Yet I spoke to her on the phone that morning and she said in a shaken voice “I’m really cold”. That was countless winters ago. -sw
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venusmilk: Konstanty BrandelLeda, 1908 (source)

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