Charnock

@printdevil.dice.camp.ap.brid.gy

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I am a small irish devil who makes poor art with my stubby hopeless fingers. I also like RPGs that don't exist. 🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://dice.camp/@Printdevil, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact

Gors Fawr Outliers: Two bluestone standing stones. A stone is in the foreground and one behind a hedge in the distance - picture via @megalithic@archaeo.social
Prehistoric fish cheaper than cod for a chippy, as the headline above
A picture of the contents of the Helix Oxford Geometry instrument tins
After leaving Westminster, Burnham similarly began to dispense with ties and jackets.
The classic dragon "wizard geometry" joke about the sides of a pentagram, with a demon being summoned.
‘Zara death pants’: are these the world’s most dangerous trousers? Guardian pass notes title
My neighbours and I were left with no water this week. Why was I the only one who seemed like a depressing dried curry ramen? Adrian Chiles
On Monday night, The Post reviewed a copy of the original photo — provided by McConnell's office at The Post's request — and found that its metadata appears to show it was taken Sunday.
A blue-green figurine of Sobek, the crocodile god, and apparent muppet.
This is part of a carefully negotiated agreement between the European Union and the UK following the latter's exit from the bloc. Sharing a land border with the EU meant that Gibraltar posed a particular challenge in the post-Brexit era.
A terrible google book scan of some folded pages with show through
a PSA reminding you to include enough Bok
Traveller book 465. Outzoner. About zoning out probably.
A very bad sugary 70s logo of "They just can't generate Bok"
Roy Castle playing Biff Bailey in Dr Terror's House of Horrors writing down music illegally while watched by a Dalek
The picture above but the woman in it explains how to write to the man who owns a watch
The picture from above but with a subtly different kitchen and no taps.
A couple realising they are a stock photo.
A crime scene stencil heavily featuring pianos.
A very fluffy 1700s werewolf surrounded with human remains and the byline of "Mr Growlspacer advocates the return to office mandate"
My dog's teeth, being very logo-ish
The cover of "the Waltons - The Accident"
A floorplan of the Little House of the Prairie
A sort of really grumpy face statue on a plinth
Some return of the ripper book for DCC
A welders glove on a large cardboard tube, with a very 80s digital watch on it, a jigsaw a faux vintage case and a stained glass tortoise lamp, because of course.
External view of Polar Station Tara
CAD mock up of the Tara station
At the mountains of madness with the Tara Station
External view of the Tara
Layout of the Polar Research Station Tara
the BBC 3 ident from The Daemons. Which is a Doctor Who story.
A cthulhu soap in rich black, in a little box made from lollipop sticks.
An airfix model of a staircase with "White Male Rage Movie Diorama" on it.
Lambeg Drummers, being loud, and very little else.
Ship arrangement for the Fremantle Star I of the Blue Star Line
A collection page for the Fediverse indicating there isn't one for Bok, the Handsome Gargoyle from Dr Who
A map of Croydon, from 1948.
Details about the Armstrong Whitworth Argosy from an Aviation Magazine
The "Air Station" entrance hall. 1928
The cover of the shell map of Airways flights 1928.
A shell map of how to escape the English in 1926, Croydon to Paris.
G Spencer Hoffman's (famous) pictorial map of Brill. Inked in 3D.
Many Geese, with or without value.
A gap in mountains, like an old man's face.
A 3D printed gargoyle face that is not handsome. But is intriguing.
the Met office name a storm option box, with Bok in it.
A cutaway diagram of a Mechanoid from Dr Who.
Wallet litter.
An old folding wallet complete with 1920s photos and little notebook with Cooks pay etc Burgundy leather Vintage wear Party invitation to regent street party
A Korean restaurant called Bok a Bok
A church, like an island of green in the middle of harvested arable land.
Daleks spraying antiperspirant on someone. For some reason.
One of the various cultural wooden daleks being built around Northern Ireland currently.
A row of ties with "It was the will of the people" underneath as a tagline
A bow tie has made its move on No10