While most people have recently celebrated the summer / winter solstice, bringing their longest / shortest day of the year - there are some places on Earth, like Guayaquil in Ecuador, that have just been experiencing their equinox - near perfect 12 hour days! Check out this article on [url=https://www.timeanddate.com/news/astronomy/solstice-equal-day-and-night]timeanddate.com[/url] for more information.
Anyway, my official Light rep is Alena, with her xxx Sunset coloration
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Although if Heliodor weren't' a Shadow dragon, he would probably be my light rep instead!
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While most people have recently celebrated the summer / winter solstice, bringing their longest / shortest day of the year - there are some places on Earth, like Guayaquil in Ecuador, that have just been experiencing their equinox - near perfect 12 hour days! Check out this article on
timeanddate.com for more information.
Anyway, my official Light rep is Alena, with her xxx Sunset coloration
Although if Heliodor weren't' a Shadow dragon, he would probably be my light rep instead!
For my entry for the Brightshine raffle: Here's a fun fact about ancient mediterranean architecture!
Ancient Romans didn't have air conditioning. So what did they do to beat the heat? They built their homes in a horseshoe shape around a central courtyard, with the roofs sloping in towards the courtyard. The shape and orientation of the house would encourage wind to flow around and through the house. A pool in the courtyard would collect rainwater. The rainwater pool would act as a heat sink, keeping the whole house cooled as the sun evaporated the water. The pools actually also helped to hold heat during the winter-- creating a mediating effect on the surrounding climate, the same way lakes do for their surrounding regions. Pretty clever!
For my entry for the Brightshine raffle: Here's a fun fact about ancient mediterranean architecture!
Ancient Romans didn't have air conditioning. So what did they do to beat the heat? They built their homes in a horseshoe shape around a central courtyard, with the roofs sloping in towards the courtyard. The shape and orientation of the house would encourage wind to flow around and through the house. A pool in the courtyard would collect rainwater. The rainwater pool would act as a heat sink, keeping the whole house cooled as the sun evaporated the water. The pools actually also helped to hold heat during the winter-- creating a mediating effect on the surrounding climate, the same way lakes do for their surrounding regions. Pretty clever!
Hello! Thanks for hosting this giveaway.
Did you know that dogs have extra muscles in their “eyebrows” that allows them to express what we call “puppy eyes”? This was unintentionally bred into dogs during domestication, and wolves do not possess these muscles. The one exception is that huskies lack them too.
Here is my shadow Veilspun who reminds me of a light dragon.
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Hello! Thanks for hosting this giveaway.
Did you know that dogs have extra muscles in their “eyebrows” that allows them to express what we call “puppy eyes”? This was unintentionally bred into dogs during domestication, and wolves do not possess these muscles. The one exception is that huskies lack them too.
Here is my shadow Veilspun who reminds me of a light dragon.
Caution tape child <33
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Fun fact! Foxes are one of the MOST widespread animals! Living everywhere but Antarctica!
Caution tape child <33
Fun fact! Foxes are one of the MOST widespread animals! Living everywhere but Antarctica!
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Whicken hey if you just click their link tab thingy and copy the "widget" link you don't have to worry about formatting yourself!
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Whicken hey if you just click their link tab thingy and copy the "widget" link you don't have to worry about formatting yourself!
Here is Kayden, he's one of my impulse buys on the auction house. Although he's a lightning dragon, he fits a light rep.
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Here is Kayden, he's one of my impulse buys on the auction house. Although he's a lightning dragon, he fits a light rep.
This is Sunlight, my lightest dragon!
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And [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/gde/2742272]this is a link collection someone left[/url], I keep using it and finding new things - it's full of great stuff!
Happy brightshine! [emoji=star size=1]
This is Sunlight, my lightest dragon!
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this is a link collection someone left, I keep using it and finding new things - it's full of great stuff!
Happy brightshine!
Fun Fact: I have gotten multiple of my students onto this site!
Light themed dragon: The Radiance!
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Fun Fact: I have gotten multiple of my students onto this site!
Light themed dragon: The Radiance!
Raffle entry:
Did you know? Some small dams generate drowning machines, which are vortexes of water (kind of like a washing machine) that are nearly impossible to escape.
Raffle entry:
Did you know? Some small dams generate drowning machines, which are vortexes of water (kind of like a washing machine) that are nearly impossible to escape.
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Got my phoenix/light inspired Bright here!
Got my phoenix/light inspired Bright here!
