They say we survived, but survival here means breathing under rubble, crying over silence, and holding onto memories instead of loved ones. Gaza is not just a place, it’s my home, my heartbreak. You can help us heal. Stand with my family. Every act of kindness matters.😔💔
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Sama'a's account is deleted again and again as she struggles to keep her family alive. Please give what you can.

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Troll Friend.

A writhing giant looms over the farm.

Ignis fatuus.

Mycelium Dream

No, it's just from my own imagination.

She often said she was haunted by these echoes from the past and, in 1980, after suffering a severe nervous breakdown, she destroyed all of her audio equipment and extensive notes. Doris lived the remainder of her life as a recluse and hoarder of discarded toys.

Doris Ager was an amateur folklorist and collector of stone tape recordings. Using equipment invented by herself, she travelled all across the British Isles, capturing phantom voices and sounds from ruins, dry stone walls, abandoned houses and ancient monoliths.

The Burryman of South Queensferry.

In the midst of war, hunger and suffering my son Firas still takes care of his dog Leo and tries in every way to provide him with food,until Leo started eating bread due to the lack of meat.We are all suffering,humans and animals. Please help us.We are in dire need of your help🥹🙏🫂 gofund.me/78acabc1

The programme was cancelled after the 16th episode due to reports of widespread poltergeist activity during broadcasts.

One of the show’s recurring characters was Mr. Pickles, played by Gerald Clampitt, a former arsonist and librarian. Gerald disappeared in 1979 under strange circumstances.

A clip from episode 12 of Magic Playroom (1972). This popular children’s show was presented by an automaton called Clarence who was always accompanied by Squiffy, a rather obnoxious hand puppet.

Scarr House waterfall, Swaledale, Yorkshire Dales and High Force waterfall, Teesdale, County Durham. Two magical places I visited recently.