“The picture on the left is a painting by the Hungarian Tivadar Csontváry Kosztka (1853 – 1919), titled "Old Fisherman". If you mirror the left side, you get a praying old man in a boat on a calm sea. If you do it with the right side, however, the Devil looks at you, behind him a stormy scene.”
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Mert 3 year s ago
#5 baba yaga
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Geraldine 3 year s ago
Mert,
I thought the same thing, with the poles looking like chicken feet. This was done for storage to keep vermin out.
I thought the same thing, with the poles looking like chicken feet. This was done for storage to keep vermin out.
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Irvin 3 year s ago
Geraldine,
It was done for two reasons. 1. Winter cold storage for food. and 2. To keep large animals such as bear and wolves out.
Still done on Alaska homesteads near my home town of Homer.
It was done for two reasons. 1. Winter cold storage for food. and 2. To keep large animals such as bear and wolves out.
Still done on Alaska homesteads near my home town of Homer.
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Lynn 3 year s ago
#23 You just know that the chick on the left has a flooded basement.
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Ote 3 year s ago
#14 It's fake of nowadays as well as the great wall and many other stuff/
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Joshua 3 year s ago
#23 I was wondering how the car was adapted to his size. I see: the rear wheels.
I thought the same thing, with the poles looking like chicken feet. This was done for storage to keep vermin out.
It was done for two reasons. 1. Winter cold storage for food. and 2. To keep large animals such as bear and wolves out.
Still done on Alaska homesteads near my home town of Homer.