The Ashley Suzanne

waterfall hiding in the canyon - Iceland, March 2024

Photo by: nature-hiking  

Red's Harvest Day VII - COUSIN IT 🕶️🪮

"Mmee mmmee mme mmee mmeee!"

Translation:

"I want to be iconic" 💋

🛠️ The ENTIRE DRESS and HAT, from the draft design to the final creation was made entirely by ME @redsreferences

🛠️ The GLOVES were designed by @bellesnailsnnovels

🛠️ RIP to @bellesnailsnnovels fingers. She de-wefted ten (I SAID TEN) wigs for this dress

Balto and the Cumberland Twins, 1925. Happy 100th Anniversary of Balto’s Run to Nome.

Balto, a jet black Siberian Husky and sled dog in Alaska, was a national hero and media figure in the 1920s for helping to deliver serum for a lethal diphtheria outbreak in Nome, Alaska, that put the entire city under quarantine. Every step of the way was covered by the press, and the race to cure the quarantined city and its children was a media phenomenon and cultural moment. After becoming a celebrity, Balto did vaudeville and even motion pictures.

Balto is currently on display at the Cleveland Museum.