Sionnachín

Bayern, Germany - by Michael Kagerer

I've been embroidering stars

(via mermaidastrology)

witchery with christina of treadwell’s by nicolette clara iles

A soft and breathy melody, labored and dripping with the sweetness of nectar // Part 8

Although the broch appears to have been long roofless and uninhabited, a well-known local story demonstrates that it remained an important landmark and place of regime. The Morrisons had stolen cattle from the MacAulays in a raid and took refuge in the broch until the danger of reprisal had passed. However they met a fearful end when Donald Cam MacAulay managed to climb the sheer outer face of the drystone inserting his dirks between the stones and throwing burning heather down on them.

Jonna Jinton

met this beauty when i was on a walk

A quiet invocation, surrendering in loam // Part 8

Day in Cypress Falls! It was rainy and lovely and covered in moss. Shot a roll of film, fingers crossed that it turns out!