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As Promised, 27 Scanned Images of the Ostara Magazine. Ranging from the 1st Edition all the way to the 29th. I will post the link to the reader also so you can see them in .pdf form.
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also I recorded in 2K this time, hopefully it made some sort of a difference. Do let me know if you noticed.
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My last video got trolled a little algorithmically so you may not have seen but alas here it is
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Here is my latest upload but in the original colour scaling before brightening. Decided to increase brightness so the detail wouldn’t be missed
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The YouTube fishing guide is here!
I adress ways to begin spin fishing from casting to avoiding snags and lures. Please enjoy and give me feedback what you think! Many Thanks and God Bless!
https://youtu.be/n1oE4Rg5BKQ
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I have just finished a 10 min YouTube video, just need to finish my captions. The topic is introduction to lure fishing and will be uploaded soon enough on my YouTube, link will be posted here of course. In the meantime I continue with the TikTok’s. Many thanks god bless you all.
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Repost from Lance's Legion
“Man can be master of nothing while he fears death, but he who does not fear it possesses all.”
― Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace
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GoPro is being shipped back shortly, horrible little thing. Videos start back when I get it, nabbed 6 pike that went unrecorded this past weekend. Terrible shame. Hope all is well with you all, God Bless
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Repost from Wäinölä 🇫🇮
“It all comes from the ancient, mythological way of thinking. Folk were certain that every part and phenomenon of nature has a soul and everything is alive: a forest has a soul, as does water, the sky, wood, stone, fire, or the wind. From these a soul could evolve and manifest in the form of a haltija [m.] or haltijatar [f.] spirit [a custodian of a particular domain].”
— Maria Kundozerova, researcher in the Folklore and Literature Section in the Institute of Linguistics, Literature and History of the Karelian Research Centre.
Translated from the original Karelian by:
[ Wäinölä 🇫🇮 ]
