I found this while researching the vinegar. One of the most evocative images I have ever seen.
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What does it evoke, for you?
ReplyDeleteMystery. Smells like an old, ashy library.
ReplyDeleteI see what you mean Zicheng- something about the way the layers recede towards the bottom of the building, and the edges are kind of decayed/ragged, it's almost cave-like. Also the classic haunted house feeling: a building complex and likely containing a lot of beautiful architecture and objects, but abandoned and wild at the same time. It makes me wish I had access to adventures of some kind.
ReplyDeleteYou always have access to adventures!
ReplyDeleteHaha, I hope so.... Maybe I should have wished for a spine with which to go seek out said adventures.
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