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i want this and her face because oooh GUUURl
and those collarbones holy fuck
One day in 1927, Boyce Luther Gulley got some bad news: he had tuberculosis, and if he didn’t leave Seattle, it would kill him fast. Gulley walked out of his doctor’s office and disappeared. Then, fifteen years later, his daughter was contacted by a lawyer in Arizona: she apparently owned a home there. Gulley had spent the remainder of his life creating an 18-room mansion made of stone, adobe, car parts and other natural and recycled materials. Furthermore, when he left Seattle that day, he walked all the way to Arizona. His daughter had asked him shortly before his diagnosis if he would build her a castle, and he did.
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A 1948 Movie Moment in ‘The Red Shoes’: Moira Shearer as the ballerina who must dance…
The history on just the production of this movie is amazing, and, as a dance movie (ballet, more specifically in this case), arguably the best of all in cinematic history. Miss Folly
i have to watch this
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by taraviolet.
hey tara!!!!!!
