Beg Me No Tales And I’ll Tell You No Lies

Carbon County series by John Sanderson.

Sayama, Japan 2026

(via Yun Hyong-Keun at David Zwirner — CAI)

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Damn right we do, look at that thing

From the series "Waldungen"

Do you like books? Do you like fiction podcasts? Do you want to try more of one or the other? These options are all well-written/acted, with exciting plots and cool characters. There’s LGBT high-romantasy, insightful American horror, romance in New York City and intelligent people doing terrible things. And all the podcasts are free!

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my print shop

the finale was so good and I've wanted to do so much more but I've been fighting with this fucking paper for one of my finals so take this for now ig

for a small fee, i'll haunt your house, too

the fact that they got trapped and pulled in and thought they might die three times and were still like “hey what if we do one more” and only didn’t die because they decided to have a meal first??

yeah you wouldn’t need to change anything for this to be a TMA episode i absolutely agree, the damn thing already tried to kill them three times

these photos are from some of her other cave dives

Take a look at this week’s Stories from the Blue video to learn all about Jill Heinerth! “Most people look at a cave and they see nothing but darkness. But for me and for my colleagues, we look into the darkness and we see opportunity.” Jill Heinerth is one of the world’s premiere underwater explorers. She has dived everywhere from the sea caves of @NOAA Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary to inside iceberg caves. Watch our video to hear Jill’s Story from the Blue and to learn what makes underwater caves so special – in Jill’s words, “the veins of Mother Earth.”

John Appleton Brown, Ocean Sunrise, 1880s