It's so quiet, I almost think I'm dead

man o’ war

insp

1920 c. Pals. From America in the 1920s, FB.

Eadweard Muybridge

A sea chest contains the clothing, equipment, and other personal effects typically required by the 19th-century sailor during long months at sea. But the ideal case can be seen here, because hardly any sailor owned so much. And what should also be noted here is that some things (the octant, the gameboard, books, for example) were included here that were owned by officers. 

army dreamers

that high school sketch my friend held onto. graphite and paper

These pressed flowers were collected by George Marr whilst serving as a soldier in Salonika, Greece, during the First World War.

Gene, what is with the Heffron bullshit, huh? You know my name. Why don’t you use it?

second home

Laura Makabresku, The Anatomy of Melancholy, 2023

do you know what we fighting for

reading by the seaside