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Gay CurmudgeonHermitsDaily
2026-02-21

Easter Finery at Scarritt College for Christian Workers in Nashville, Tennessee. 1977.

Gay CurmudgeonHermitsDaily
2026-02-13

Flowers have long been a favorite photography subject. Nashville, Tennessee. Easter weekend, 1977.

Gay CurmudgeonHermitsDaily
2026-02-06

The beauty of Nashville, Tennessee, during Easter Weekend, 1977.

Gay CurmudgeonHermitsDaily
2026-02-04

When I was younger and loved travel, a city's art museums were always my number one interest. Nashville, Tennessee, Easter, 1977.

Gay CurmudgeonHermitsDaily
2026-02-02

Easter Weekend in Nashville, Tennessee, 1977. I loved to travel, before I became a Curmudgeonly Old Hermit.

Gay CurmudgeonHermitsDaily
2026-02-01

In my 70+ years, I've gone from being "World Traveler" to "Confirmed Hermit." Nashville on Easter weekend in 1977.

The Mirror: News, Sport, Celebrity & Entertainmentmirror.co.uk@web.brid.gy
2026-01-20

'Record hot 2026' likely as Met Office says when UK will get warm again

fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirr

Gay CurmudgeonHermitsDaily
2026-01-17

Deb, in a Nashville, Tennessee Botanical Garden, Easter Weekend, 1977.

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-09-24

blades of grass
are plucked for their sake...
equinox dumplings
草の葉や彼岸団子にむしらるる
-Kobayashi Issa (小林一茶), 1805.
Trans. David G. Lanoue.

Pustam | पुस्तम | পুস্তম🇳🇵pustam_egr@mathstodon.xyz
2025-09-23

September Equinox. 🌗🍂🌸

Northern Hemisphere→First day of Fall/Autumn.
Southern Hemisphere→First day of Spring.
#Equinox #SeptemberEquinox #FallEquinox #AutumnalEquinox #SpringEquinox #NorthernHemisphere #AstroEvent #SouthernHemisphere #Spring #Fall #Autumn #Season

Art History Animaliaart_history_animalia@historians.social
2025-09-23

Happy #AutumnEquinox / #SpringEquinox (I never forget my Southern Hemisphere friends!)
Tōshi Yoshida (吉田 遠志, Yoshida Tōshi, Japan, 1911-1995)
#Birds of the Seasons:
Fall: “Serenity of Red Maple” + Spring: “Flying Around the Plum Tree” (1977)
Color woodblock prints
#BirdsInArt #JapaneseArt
moonlitseaprints.com/inventory

Fall: “Serenity of Red Maple” color woodblock printSpring: “Flying Around the Plum Tree” color woodblock print
Lydia Schochlydiaschoch
2025-09-22

Happy Spring Equinox to everyone in the Southern Hemisphere as well!

I hope you’ll consider sharing photos of the beautiful flowers and trees in your areas.

I miss those colourful sights when Ontario is cold, snowy, and grey for months on end.

That wx & music girl ☮️&💜copacetic-vibe.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy
2025-09-21

Keeping up with the latest #astronomy news in the stargazing app #StarWalk. #springequinox #firstdayoffall #firstdayofspring #SkyTonight #StarWalk starwalk.space/ay/en/equino...

Equinox 2025: What Is an Equin...

Lisa Marie ☮️&💜copacetic_vibe@mstdn.social
2025-09-21

Keeping up with the latest #astronomy news in the stargazing app #StarWalk. #springequinox #firstdayoffall #firstdayofspring #SkyTonight #StarWalk starwalk.space/ay/en/equinox-1

spmatich vk3spm :blobcoffee:spmatich@ioc.exchange
2025-09-02

Oops. Someone did not fact check:
is there such a thing as “Spring Solstice”
before launching their promotional campaign.

google.com/search?q=west+end+s

#AI crawlers are going to Hoover it up and before you know it we will have recommendations to celebrate Spring Solstice on the 12th September to go with glue to hold the cheese on our pizza
#SpringEquinox #SummerSolstice #WestEndMarket -#queensland #brisbane

dark habitsdarkhabits
2025-07-16

I have been making zines about the eight and 4 in the

In this we look at

Info

each zine is 4 £/$/€ + shipping
if you would like to make a purchase, contact me at: darkhabitsmag@gmail.com

I regularly attend zine festivals and will always make sure to announce when I will be tabling at the next event!

link:

darkhabits.net/post/spring-equ

MoondragonMoondragon@mastodonapp.uk
2025-06-20

Beautiful new Spring and Autumn Equinox designs from Samantha Symonds, replete with the flora and fauna of each season :)

moondragoncards.com/collection

#Nature #NatureArtist #Pagan #SamanthaSymonds #AutumnEquinox #SpringEquinox #Autumn #Spring #YinYang #MastoArt #FediArt

A Yin-Yang shape is surrounded by sprouting branches of native trees. The left hand half of the shape is filled with blue sky, and a large, watery sun forms the traditional 'dot'. White blossom and spring flowers overlay the sky, and a wren sings from a branch at the top. The right hand half features a hare sitting in a grassy field in a sunny day. A pale yellow sun forms the 'dot'. Yellow flowers overlay the scene. A blue tit sits on a branch forming the curve between the two sections, and a bee hovers on the outside.A Yin-Yang shape is surrounded by branches of native trees in autumn colours and some bearing fruit. The left hand half of the shape is filled with a pink/pale orange sky, and a large red sun forms the traditional 'dot' over a grassy hill. Autumn leaves and berries overlay the sky, a jay sings flies over, and fungi sit at the bottom. A moth sits on the outside curve. The right hand half features a dark blue sky with stars, with a white moon forming the 'dot'. Autumn leaves and berries overlay the scene. A snail creeps down one side.
Gay CurmudgeonHermitsDaily
2025-04-24

My vintage Chocolate Easter Bunnies from Murphy's Five and Dime in Lewistown, are proudly displayed every Easter.

Tasarla Romaneytasarlaromaney
2025-04-02

April is a time for renewal! 🌱✨

This month’s simmer pot is all about cleansing, fresh starts, and abundance.

Want to learn how to create your own?

Check out the full guide here!

tasarlaromaney.wordpress.com/2

Charles HarperChaHarper@mastodon.scot
2025-03-31

The Duirinish Stone was NOT erected thousands of years ago. Set in a concrete base, it stands approximately 5m high and was erected by hand. That is to say it was pulled up the hill and set in place by human power. See the ALT for more information…

A view from the ’Two Churches Walk.near Dunvegan. Healaval Mhor* is the flat topped hill in the distance.
* sometimes called MacLeod’s Table North

#standingstone #SpringEquinox #isleofskye #weather #walking

“The stone is a commanding viewpoint for Dunvegan village and miles around, but it is not a prehistoric monument. Instead, it was erected on midsummer's day 2000 by the villagers of Dunvegan, using only hand power and ropes. As the stone is fifteen feet high and weighs five tons, this was an impressive feat, and presumably used the same techniques as would have been used to build stone circles thousands of years ago.” I am pleased to be able to go up there every week for the view and the celebration.

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