Árnafjørður sheep
Did you know that there are more than twice as many sheep as people living in the Faroe Islands? This was about the cutest lamb I’ve ever laid eyes on. Also, the mangiest.
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Metal Monday
Henry de Jong of Alien Weaponry @ 2019 Brutal Assault
These two…
…are hanging out in New York City today. Hard to believe it’s been almost eight years since the above photo was taken.
Juliusz Słowacki Theatre
Juliusz Słowacki Theatre behind Plac Św. Ducha (Krakow, Poland – June 2021)
Until 1891, a large hospital was located in the foreground next to the church on the right (Church of the Holy Cross, built in the 14th Century). The hospital turned into a jail for over a decade in the 19th Century before being demolished to make way for the theatre. I really wanted to go inside as photos of the interior look incredible, but thanks to Covid-19, it was closed.
Burning Witches @ Josefstadt
Burning Witches @ Josefstadt on Sea Shepherd Stage
Throwback Thursday
黒田家墓所 – Kuroda Family Graves (June 2013)
Throwing it back to the 17th Century today.
To the victor belong the spoils! Back in the early 17th Century, Japan was going through some changes. The Kurodas backed Tokugawa and were rewarded with Fukuoka. Three Kurodas were buried here on the Tochoji grounds, and a little over 300 years later a giant cube of an office building was built to look down at their graves.
Kuroda family grave sign