Draks Dragon

@draks.bsky.social

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Musician, Composer, Fursuiter, @yorkfurs.co.uk & @Cabincon.bsky.social Staff, twitter.com/Draks_Dragon York dwelling fancy guy. Dry humour warning

Red dragon fursuit in black and gold 17th century clothing posing for a photo
Small mouse stuffed toy peeking out from behind an equally small bookshelf
Around 1920 a young miner and keen amateur gardener, Vic Stead, resided in Garforth. He regularly made the trip to Aberford by foot along the "Fly-line", a disused colliery railway, to see his girlfriend Nellie who worked there as a dairy maid. Near to Aberford Stead found three beech saplings growing in a row and grafted the central tree onto the two adjacent ones in a diagonal fashion to form the shape of the capital letter "N". This was intended as a gesture of his love for Nellie and as a means of impressing her. It was apparently successful in this regard as the couple later married.
Stained glass window in All Saints Great Ayton
A view across an old stone wall covered in moss and bracken
Small mosaic of a bird and snowdrops
Draks red dragon fursuiter in 18th century clothing sat under a neon light saying "Merry Christmas"
Draks Red dragon fursuit holding plush mahjong tile
Fursuit fursuiters at eurofurence
draks dragon fursuiter in regency clothing