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Aaska Black Wolf
@aaskablackwolf
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Engineer in automotive lighting systems in profession. Outdoor enthusiast in private. And trying to make use of both in several open source projects.
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2022-03-30 09:54
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aaskablackwolf
Worldmappin
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: An Insight into some of Lyon's Famous and Personal Places, as seen over the course of several Days
You got some nice shots on your walks there. I liked that little park and the ones with the rivers. most, but the others were interesting too. As for the electric buses: in Salzburg they are called
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aaskablackwolf
Scholar and Scribe
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: Under the Misty Sea - part 2/7 (D&D story)
Lucky me! I've never played D&D myself. We played "The Dark Eye" about 15 years ago. So I have absolutely NO idea wgat's going on with our adventurers. π Nevertheless, glad to see that potion
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aaskablackwolf
Hive Diy
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: [Esp-Eng]πHandmade bookbindingππ
I didn't know about that types of book bindings. You helped me learn about something new. Thanks a lot. And I have to admit that I'd be really interested in some details of how to do it. Welcome to the
aaskablackwolf
Worldmappin
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: Maligne Lake, Jasper National Park, Canada
Thanks for sharing your experience out there with us. I've seen and heard a lot about the Canadian national parks and the Rockys especially. It's definitely high up on my list if countries and llaces I'd
aaskablackwolf
Worldmappin
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: Where everything can be bought and sold... without End or Price limit !
Never been in an auction house myself. It looks like they have some inreresting pieces there. Thanks for sharing that experience. Take care!
aaskablackwolf
Wednesday Walk
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: Vibrant Atmosphere on the quays of Lyon and the discovery of an Extraordinary Art Piece
Looks like an interesting place. Even though I'm not a "city guy' at all, I still can appreciate all those nic colours as well as the details of that amazing fresco. Thanks a lot for taking us with
aaskablackwolf
Scholar and Scribe
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: Under the Misty Sea - part 1/7 (D&D story)
Well, that was an interesting start into the next chapter. π Now you have me curious for who actually wrote that and why... Pretty sure it's going to be interesting to go and find out! π May you consider
aaskablackwolf
HiveGhana
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: A Drop of Hope; 10th hive borehole.
Just came across your post, read it and I'm awed by all the effort and the story of success in this project. What you are doing is absolutely amazing and you have my deepest respect! I'm definitely going
aaskablackwolf
Scholar and Scribe
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: At Rory's - part 5/5 (D&D story)
Hm, that's still some strange and quizzically situation... I think we will learn about what is going on. But still it just seems strange. Looking forward to the next chapter. I'm sure it's goimg to be
aaskablackwolf
Worldmappin
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: Exploring the RΓ©no-Valdieu Forest and its Centuries-old Trees
And there we go! First view of the forest in the area of your new home. π₯° And I have to say it really looks like a place of peace. I love those sites where nature is allowed to do what it's best with
aaskablackwolf
HiveGarden
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: July Garden Journal - First Steps and Operations in this Wild Jungle Garden
I love that place of wilderness a lot! Wish I could be there to enjoy it with you. π₯° I totally agree with how you look at nature. With the apple trees and blackberries you have a nice start already. Soooo
aaskablackwolf
Photography Lovers
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: First News from the Countryside House - Moving in and Installation
Yeah! I See you finallly made it to your new home! π₯° That house is beautifully rustic and I 'm looking forward to see you styling it your way. That little hut is a nice one as well. Looks very durable.
aaskablackwolf
Scholar and Scribe
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: At Rory's - part 2/5 (D&D story)
That city seems to get ever stranger by the moment. Maybe her not sleeping isn't helping Mary either to keep her mind composed. And I'm wondering about that Fairy. That guy seems to have some odd manners...
aaskablackwolf
Scholar and Scribe
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: At Rory's - part 1/5 (D&D story)
Oh, that inn is defimitely diferent. π€£ But I really like the idea! It somehow reminds me of that chest in Terry Pratchett's Disc World stories... and that's a good thing as I liked that a lot too. Now
aaskablackwolf
Worldmappin
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: The Abbey of Thoronet, a Sacred Architecture ruled by the Golden Number
Wow, what a fascinating place. π₯° And I'm sure still a place of spiritual power even though it's not used by any moks any longer. I like these kind of places a lot. It's really stunning what people were
aaskablackwolf
Scholar and Scribe
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: In Greyness And Dust - part 6/6 (D&D story)
So we're in Ekoba, finally. Well then, let's see what that city will hold in it's hands for our beloved adventurers. π by the way, I liked that they shared the oranges with the villagers. That was generous
aaskablackwolf
Scholar and Scribe
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: In Greyness And Dust - part 5/6 (D&D story)
Well, then I'll stay curious about the place he'll choose for his tree. π€ I totally understand. And I agree that sometimes it simply doesn't make much sense in terms of gameplay to actually play through
aaskablackwolf
Photography Lovers
3y
RE: Here we are, the Big Move !
Well, that's probably the most "painfull" thing about moving to a new home. Packing all your stuff to various boxes and get them to the new location. Been there, done that... But in the end you're
aaskablackwolf
Wednesday Walk
3y
Published via Ecency
RE: On my way to the Arles Train Station, passing where the Lions keep their Watch
It was just one day. But with a nice dinner at an italian restaurant with some colleagues. So still quite enjoyable despite the short stay. π€ The trip back was quite fine with only minor delay due to
aaskablackwolf
Scholar and Scribe
3y
RE: In Greyness And Dust - part 5/6 (D&D story)
Well, that's explaining some things. And explosions in coal mines are somewhat common if not much pre-caution is taken. I'm wondering if Gillean is going to make Mary plant another one of his Orange trees
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