still frames

Another unique McDonalds- this one is in Roswell, New Mexico. (Found on a shaming blog, I’m not shaming it.)

A light house in Sakhalin. Russia

A spiral stone engraving on Signal Hill in Saguaro NationalPark, Arizona, dated 550 to 1,550 years ago.

“Indigenous oral traditions attest to a robust weaving industry in some coastal nations—such as the Cowichan on British Columbia’s Vancouver Island and the Squamish on British Columbia’s southern coast—that endured for thousands of years.”

“Elders from the Nuu-chah-nulth communities on Vancouver Island’s west coast and Coast Salish elders on the island’s east coast and the province’s mainland have described the care of these unique canines. They’ve told stories of how women weavers groomed and tended the dogs; never fenced or restrained them, but kept them isolated on small islands so that they would not breed with the hunting dogs; and fed them special diets. For anyone who breeds dogs today, that kind of effort speaks to the importance of the animals.”

Also this is a way better photo. Check out these ladies and their wool dog!!!!

ID begin.

A physically degraded portrait photograph of two light skinned indigenous women and their dog. They are seated, with one woman sitting lower and leaning against her companion. She is propped up on her hand, looking into the camera. A small white dog lays on her own lap looking at the camera, her arm resting across the dog’s shoulders.

The higher woman gazes to the right, resting her hand over the lower woman’s shoulder while her other hand is on her lap, held by the other woman’s hand.

They are both wearing floor length european style dresses, and their hair is loose and elbow length.

The background is a painted drop curtain of a old Victorian styled house. The ground has a patterned blanket haphazardly laid over a hardwood floor.