Me a few days ago: Heh. Blonde pirates who don’t like being trolled with.
Me now: Dammit. New ship is formed.
Also… I can never figure out Stede’s hair colors in this style. It’s the bane of my existence 😂
#ourflagmeansdeath #stedebonnet #theprincessbride #westley
You want a Stede/Westley kiss? You got it. Let’s see… Stedley? Westede? Other ideas on their name?
#OurFlagMeansDeath #ThePrincessBride #StedeBonnet #Westley
The Gentleman Pirate vs The Dread Pirate Roberts.
Don’t trifle with either, they don’t like it!
#ofmd #theprincessbride #stedebonnet #westley
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#ERIC #WEISSBERG
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#HELEN #WESTLEY
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As you wish ❤️
The Princess Bride: Westley
#theprincessbride #westley #books
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Their costume this year, Westley and Buttercup ❤️🔥🗡️
(Turned into a crossover with the frame I chose to reference, lol)
#zevlor #zevlorbg3 #vera #zevlorxtav #westley #buttercup #princessbride
Saw some famous faces in attendance today.
#bristolrenaissancefaire #bristolrenfaire #renfaire #renfest #renaissancefaire #montypython #montypythonandtheholygrail #kingarthur #theprincessbride #inigomontoya #westley #thedreadpirateroberts #evildead #armyofdarkness #ashleywilliams
Fresh out of today’s kiln. Inspired by a lot of my favorite things. I love my birds, strawberries, rainbows, coffee and my garden. #ceramic #ceramics #chickens #ducks #geese #backyardchickens #potter #pottery #art #artist #coffee #rainbow #strawberries #happiness #buttercup #westley
Westley and Pepper's resilience saves Essex from defeat
Hampshire is halted by a 215-run partnership after dominating the match for four days.
#Essex #Westley #Pepper
How my love of sassy masked men started vs how it's going.
#ThePrincessBride #Westley #LightsOut #NavessaAllen
The image shows a woman sitting on a cot inside what appears to be a tent or makeshift shelter. She is holding an infant in her arms, who looks relaxed and perhaps sleepy. The woman has short hair styled with a curl at the back of her head and wears a patterned blouse with ruffled sleeves along with shorts. On one foot she's wearing high-heeled shoes while on the other leg rests atop what seems to be a blanket or towel. Behind her, there is an elevated platform holding various items like soap containers, bottles possibly containing medication, utensils in bowls, and some papers. The background reveals more of this temporary living space with another person partially visible sitting down near a chair that's been pushed against the wall by what could be a broom or mop leaning on it. A dog is seen resting behind the woman, lying down comfortably within reach but not directly interacting with her or the baby at the moment. The overall setting suggests hardship and temporary living conditions typically associated with migratory workers during the Great Depression in America when many people were displaced due to unemployment caused by agricultural depressions among other economic issues. The black-and-white nature of this historical photo adds a sense of gravitas, emphasizing both the simplicity and hardships faced by working-class families. It's an evocative portrayal capturing human emotion within difficult circumstances.
Young migrant mother with six weeks old baby born in a hospital with aid of Farm Security Administration (FSA) medical and association for migratory workers. She lives in a labor contractors camp near Westley, California. "I try to keep him eatin' and […]
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The image is a black and white photograph depicting a woman sitting on a bed, holding an infant in her arms. She appears to be nursing the baby with bottles of milk placed beside her on the bed. The setting seems modest, possibly within a temporary living space such as a tent or makeshift shelter. In the background, another person can be seen seated at a table engaged in some activity that is not clear from this perspective. Various items are scattered around the room including baskets, containers labeled "Columbia Coffee," and other household objects. The photograph has handwritten text on its top right corner which appears to read '3-24-81'. The image carries historical significance as it was taken during a time when young migrant mothers were assisted by organizations like Farm Security Administration (FSA) medical and Association for Migratory Workers. It highlights the life of these women in labor contractors' camps, such as one near Westley, California. The photograph serves to illustrate the daily lives of rural workers who migrated across America during that era, focusing on a young mother's experience nursing her newborn baby amidst challenging circumstances.
Young migrant mother with six weeks old baby born in a hospital with aid of Farm Security Administration (FSA) medical and association for migratory workers. She lives in a labor contractors camp near Westley, California. "I try to keep him eatin' and […]
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A black and white photograph of a young girl sitting on the ground with her hands clasped in front. She is wearing a patterned dress with a collar, which appears to be from an earlier era based on its style. Behind her is a poster hanging against wooden planks, partially obscured but legible text reads "I'm From Missouri" and includes names such as Gladys George, Barrett Morison, Gene Williams, and Willia. The environment suggests modest or humble conditions with the bare walls showing signs of wear. The girl has short hair styled in bangs covering her forehead, a common hairstyle for children during the period suggested by her clothing style. She is looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression.
Advertisement for current movie in town. Westley, California. The child is a flood refugee from southeast Missouri
#Westley #California #Missouri #GladysGeorge #BarrettMorison #GeneWilliams #Willia #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771892/
The image shows a woman standing in the doorway of a wooden structure, holding an infant wrapped in cloth. The photograph is black and white and appears to be taken during the early 1900s based on its style and quality. The woman has dark hair styled in short waves and wears a sleeveless dress with lace detailing at the hem. She seems focused on her child as she holds them close, cradling them securely. The door behind her is open, revealing what appears to be another wooden structure inside. There are markings visible near the bottom of the photo that read "1dH 8-2E," possibly indicating a date or reference code for cataloging purposes. In terms of context, this image seems connected with Farm Security Administration (FSA) migrant camps in Westley, California and reflects on the living conditions of agricultural workers during those times. This photograph serves as an essential historical document providing insight into the life experiences of individuals from marginalized groups such as migrant families who faced various social and economic challenges.
Farm Security Administration (FSA) migrant camp. Westley, California. This migrant mother lives in a contractor's camp because of contractor's control of jobs. She comes to the Farm Security Administration camp with sick baby and agricultural workers […]
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The black and white photograph captures a moment in time during what appears to be the mid-20th century. A group of people is seen crowded onto the back of an open truck, which has been modified for carrying multiple passengers on its flatbed area. The individuals are dressed casually, with some wearing hats or caps possibly as protection from sun exposure. This scene suggests a labor contractor's vehicle transporting farm workers to their work site. The setting seems rural and industrialized at once; the road is paved but surrounded by what looks like an open field leading up to a building in the background, which could be related to agricultural activities such as processing or storage facilities for harvested crops. Two vintage cars are parked nearby on the dirt beside the truck bed: one dark-colored older model with rounded edges and another lighter colored vehicle that also appears antiquated. The atmosphere conveyed by this image is gritty yet indicative of a historical period where manual labor played a vital role in economic productivity, particularly within agricultural industries like pea farming. The photograph serves as an important cultural artifact offering insights into the working conditions and living situations for migrant farm workers during its time.
Labor contractor's truck with gang of pea pickers, pulled up for gas. Near Westley, California
#Labor #Westley #California #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771886/
The image is a black and white photograph depicting several individuals on the back of a farm labor truck. The scene suggests that these people are workers, likely recruited for agricultural work such as picking peas in this case. Visible on the side of the wooden truck is text indicating it belongs to J.E.McDonald & Charlie Green's farming company with their address listed at 406 W Washington Stockton. This indicates a historical context where farm laborers were transported by companies like these for specific agricultural tasks, likely due to seasonal demands. The workers are dressed in casual clothing and hats typical of rural or manual work during the early to mid-20th century, reflecting their roles as pea pickers. The atmosphere is that of anticipation or waiting, perhaps before they resume picking peas after a break at this particular location for gas refueling. Additional information about this image can be found in 'Labor contractor's truck with gang of pea pickers pulled up for gas.' It mentions the recruitment taking place 31 miles away from Stockton and situated in Westley, California.
Labor contractor's truck with gang of pea pickers pulled up for gas. Gang recruited in Stockton, thirty-one miles away. Westley, California
#Labor #Stockton #thirty-onemiles #Westley #California #CharlieGreens #Washington #31miles #undefined […]
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![The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor dining area with several people engaged in different activities. The setting appears to be part of a larger structure, possibly a restaurant or food service facility within a labor camp during the era when such facilities were common for migrant workers.
In the foreground, there's a woman bending over as if she is attending to something on the ground near one of the tables. She wears a long dress and a wide-brimmed hat. Another individual stands nearby, dressed in casual attire with rolled-up sleeves, possibly indicating work-related activity or involvement in food service.
The middle section shows several people seated at different dining tables covered with white tablecloths, suggesting they are eating or waiting to be served. The individuals appear relaxed and engaged in conversation while others seem focused on their meals.
In the background, more structures can be seen under a larger roof supported by metal beams, indicating an open-air pavilion design meant for accommodating multiple groups of diners simultaneously. A few people stand around conversing near other tables or entering/exiting the dining area.
The overall atmosphere conveyed is one of daily life and communal interaction within the context of labor camps where food service facilities played a vital role in providing sustenance to migrant workers away from their homes during challenging t [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreid6mffdowqvwdgt5liktygpwatdwtfuzmnkqkrbid2ci37ujqp324)
The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor dining area with several people engaged in different activities. The setting appears to be part of a larger structure, possibly a restaurant or food service facility within a labor camp during the era when such facilities were common for migrant workers. In the foreground, there's a woman bending over as if she is attending to something on the ground near one of the tables. She wears a long dress and a wide-brimmed hat. Another individual stands nearby, dressed in casual attire with rolled-up sleeves, possibly indicating work-related activity or involvement in food service. The middle section shows several people seated at different dining tables covered with white tablecloths, suggesting they are eating or waiting to be served. The individuals appear relaxed and engaged in conversation while others seem focused on their meals. In the background, more structures can be seen under a larger roof supported by metal beams, indicating an open-air pavilion design meant for accommodating multiple groups of diners simultaneously. A few people stand around conversing near other tables or entering/exiting the dining area. The overall atmosphere conveyed is one of daily life and communal interaction within the context of labor camps where food service facilities played a vital role in providing sustenance to migrant workers away from their homes during challenging t [...]
Laundry facilities in Farm Security Administration (FSA) camp for migrant labor. Westley, California
#Westley #California #DorotheaLange #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771878/
The image depicts a scene from the Farm Security Administration (FSA) migrant labor camp in Westley, California. It shows four women engaged in various tasks related to laundry work inside a large structure that appears to be designed for this purpose. The black and white photograph captures a sense of historical context, likely dating back several decades. In the foreground on the right side, there is one woman wearing a hat and a dress with a patterned design holding a barrel or tub filled with what seems like laundry materials. Next to her stands another woman looking down at something in her hands, possibly handling clothes or equipment related to their work. On the left side of the image are two women bent over working together on some task involving blocks or containers placed on top of one another, which could be part of a sorting process for textiles. The background features an open space with other laundry facilities and more individuals participating in similar activities. The overall atmosphere suggests a communal effort among workers to maintain cleanliness while living in the labor camp during their employment season at agricultural fields.
Laundry facilities in Farm Security Administration (FSA) migrant labor camp. Westley, California
#Westley #California #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771877/
A young girl is sitting on the ground against a wooden wall. She has short hair and wears a patterned dress with a Peter Pan collar, which suggests she may be from an earlier era or rural setting based on her attire. Behind her, there's a poster that reads "I'm From Missouri" in bold lettering at the top, followed by additional text: "Glacier George," "South Barrett," and "Rosalie Morison." The poster appears to have been attached with screws or nails. There is also some small writing near the bottom of the image, but it's too blurry to read. The girl has a solemn expression on her face as she sits cross-legged with her hands clasped in front of her. Her bare feet are visible at her sides, and she appears to be looking directly into the camera or possibly contemplating something off-camera. This black-and-white photograph seems to capture an intimate moment from what could potentially have been taken during a time of hardship for this girl, as suggested by her disheveled appearance and posture against the wall. The mention that she is "a flood refugee" implies that there may be additional context related to natural disaster or displacement in her life story. Given the historical significance of Dorothea Lange's work documenting social issues during various periods in American history, this image could likely belong within a broader collection focused on capturing human conditions and their emotional landscapes.
Advertisement for current movie in town. Westley, California. The child is a flood refugee of March 1939 from southeast Missouri
#Westley #California #Missouri #PeterPan #GlacierGeorge #SouthBarrett #RosalieMorison #DorotheaLanges #American #undefined […]
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A black and white photograph of a young girl standing in front of a large poster. The poster reads "I'm from Missouri" at the top, with additional text including names such as Judith Barrett, George, Patricia Morrison, and others. The girl appears to be wearing a patterned dress or blouse with a collar embellished with what looks like buttons or decorative elements. She has short hair styled in an era-appropriate fashion for her age group. In addition, the photograph is accompanied by text that provides context: "The child is a flood refugee of March 1938 from southeast Missouri," and includes information about Westley, California as well. This suggests that the image may be part of historical documentation related to natural disasters or their impact on communities during this time period. The overall composition of the photograph seems intended to convey both personal emotion through the girl's expression and a broader sense of community experience by including the poster behind her.
Advertisement for current movie in town. The child is a flood refugee of March 1938 from southeast Missouri. Westley, California
#Missouri #Westley #California #JudithBarrett #George #PatriciaMorrison #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771874/
The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor setting with several individuals engaging in activities related to laundry. Under a large covered structure, multiple women are seen at workstations equipped with washing machines or sinks. One woman appears to be attending to the machines while another stands beside one of them, seemingly working on something. Several men can also be observed; two stand outside the sheltered area, conversing near each other and looking off into the distance. The attire suggests a historical context, possibly mid-20th century or earlier, with some individuals wearing wide-brimmed hats indicative of outdoor work environments. The ground appears to be unpaved, with gravel visible around the structure's base. There is an array of equipment scattered across the area, including additional laundry machines and what might be tools related to maintenance or housekeeping tasks. In the background, there are more individuals engaged in various activities near a fence that demarcates the boundary of the campsite. The overall atmosphere suggests a communal living space for workers involved in agricultural labor during migration seasons.
Laundry facilities for migratory workers in Farm Security Administration (FSA) camp at Westley, California
#Westley #California #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771860/
This black and white photograph depicts a rural scene with several small buildings, including what appears to be temporary structures or sheds. In the background stands an elevated water tower on a metal framework, which is indicative of infrastructure for providing potable water in remote areas. The main subject of this image seems to be one such shed located centrally within the frame. It has a slanted roof and features visible horizontal siding with vertical trim around the windows and doorways. The entrance includes a single step leading up to it, suggesting that the floor may extend slightly above ground level for better drainage or comfort. Surrounding this building are other similar sheds at various distances in the background, indicating an arrangement of temporary housing units possibly used by workers or residents within Westley camp located in California. This setting reflects rural living conditions and infrastructure during a time when such camps were common due to agricultural labor demands. The absence of people gives no indication of current activity levels. The photograph captures a clear day with bright sunlight casting shadows on the ground, which provides depth and contrast to the image's overall composition.
Toilet facilities at Westley camp. California
#Toilet #Westley #California #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771413/
The image depicts a black and white photograph showing an older couple, presumably migrants from Oklahoma, standing outside of their modest wooden shack. They are accompanied by two children on the porch area in front of them. The man is wearing glasses while holding one child who seems to be speaking into his ear or whispering something. He also has what appears to be a walking stick and an object resembling a bottle. The woman, standing beside him with her arms crossed, wears a dark dress and apron. She looks directly towards the camera with a neutral expression. Behind them is another wooden shack structure labeled '48', which suggests that they are part of a larger community or campsite housing multiple families in similar conditions. Other shacks can be seen further back on what appears to be an open field, indicating this may be a temporary settlement for displaced people during migration times possibly related to the Great Depression. The environment seems desolate and barren with clear skies overhead which could hint at harsh living conditions or economic struggles faced by these individuals as they migrate. The setting is rural without any visible modern amenities in sight, further emphasizing their likely hardships from displacement and poverty.
Migrant family from Oklahoma, first occupants of Westley camp. California
#Oklahoma #first #Westley #California #theGreatDepression #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017771412/
