#Foliage

Laure 🌿

Laure_DeMey

A while back I posted a video of the bamboo forest scene I worked on for my botany game, and I received so many nice comments and interest in a

Dr Caitlin Green

caitlinrgreen

The History of Santa Claus & Father Christmas — just a bit of seasonal fun :) http://www.arthuriana.co.uk/xmas/index.htm St Nicholas of Myra—an assessment of the early stories of his life &

Steve Troughton-Smith

stroughtonsmith

What better a time to release the most visually stunning recreation of Earth in a Flight Simulator than in the middle of a pandemic where you can't meaningfully leave your

Gavin Stevens

GTS_Tweets

How are we all doing? I’ve decided to keep on with the tech posts but in a slightly different way. So, using updated and final info on what the new

UCD Earth Institute

UCDEarth

THREAD/ Are you missing #UCD's woodland walks and cherry blossoms? Join us for a #VirtualWalk as we explore the trees of Belfield and beyond in the last in our current

Orphic Inscendence

OInscendence

- Thread: The Language & Symbolism of Flowers - Flowers have meanings & symbolism. These meanings and symbols have been used in many cultures - from simple acts of gifts

Olivia McDonald

LivOnShoestring

I've been trying to be more eco conscious, with it being #BlackFriday I've put together a thread of my fav eco friendly Christmas present ideas. These could be for a

Chris Sams

jerijerod14

On the outset of the First World War the German colonies in the Pacific came under immediate threat of invasion and attack by the Allies (and Japan when they joined

Joumana Medlej

joumajnouna

In the light of a misinformed tweet that sparked a discussion on materials used in early Qur'ans (https://twitter.com/CellardEleonore/status/1208472643114012672), I thought I'd make a thread about such materials (inks and pigments),

Zoe Margolis

girlonetrack

I’ve never done any gardening before and not seen any appeal in it, thinking it a boring and unnecessary task which would waste time. Today, I planted some veg seeds

Wyvern of Herzegovina

Zvari72

New commentary thread. The topic is the travelogue ''Where Black Rules White: A Journey Across and About Hayti'' by Hesketh Prichard. It was published in 1900. He was sent to

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