#Mull

[kiraamell]

Mutt and Henry - Kingdom Come: Deliverance II 🐕🗡️

Still not finished with KCD2, but I finally completed my fanart!

I absolutely love this game and the characters! 🥰

[zhalfirin-binds]

Backing a book with mull

While pretty much any cloth supports the spine area of a binding the starched mull often used by bookbinders has a few specialties.

Unlike pretty much EVERY other material the mull is used with the warp thread across the spine, not parallel to it!

This is to further increase the stability of the spine construction and also helps with the book opening nicely. There are different qualities to be found with the open weave mull I use. The simplest one is: 1 warp | 1 weave thread the next stronger one: 2 warp | 1 weave thread and the strongest one (afaik) 3 warp | 1 weave thread

This allows the mull to be torn to size easily along the weave thread.

Now when I have mull all along the spine it can happen to 'peek' out under the endpapers after casing in and pasting down. To avoid that I cut the ends at a slight angle. It's really not much but that will hide the edges of the mull and give a clean look all around the endpapers.

[aspeccharactersoftheday]

Mull from The Gods Below is aromantic asexual!

[scotianostra]

15th December 1970: The fishing vessel Rosebud II out of Burghead foundered off Mull with the loss of seven lives

Enquiry opens today into sinking of ROSEBUD II. A Mayday signal intercepted by a Birmingham radio ham on Monday night sparked off one of the biggest air/sea rescue operations ever to have been mounted in the Hebrides, an operation which has ended in stark tragedy with the loss of the Burghead fishing boat ROSEBUD II and her entire crew of seven, including two brothers. It was announced that a preliminary enquiry into the sinking will be opened in Oban today by the Department of Trade and Industry.

A call at 8.30 on Monday night from Oban radio brought out the Islay lifeboat in answer to the Mayday call which came from the area of the treacherous Torran Rocks [name: NM 28 13] off the Ross of Mull where the boat had grounded in a heavy south west wind, and the crew had taken to the liferafts. All ships in the area were immediately alerted, and within minutes, fishing boats in the vicinity headed for the scene to search in vain in the darkness. Fishing boats alongside Oban's Railway Pier cast off and steamed towards the Torrans while a Shackleton aircraft circled the area. In the early light of dawn a liferaft was spotted near Erraid, but this was found later to be deflated, and not from the stricken ship. At 08.46, the fishing boat Reliant came upon wreckage drifting half a mile west south west of Eilean a Chalmain [Eilean Chalmain: NM 30 17]. This was identified as being part of the ROSEBUD II. A few minutes earlier, an RAF helicopter from 202 air/sea rescue squadron took off from Leuchars to join the hunt for the missing crew.

Among ships now in the area were the fishing boats Vernal, Castlehill, Prevail, Accord, Welfare, Reliant, Sharon Rose, as well as the Islay lifeboat. At around 10.00am, however, the first tragic find was made when skipper Dan Ralph's crew of the Burghead vessel Accord, found a crewman's body floating off Eilean a Chalmain. The victim was later identified as 32 year old Sandy Mackenzie of Burghead, whose brother Billy, also from Burghead, was still among the missing. A second body was found a few miles north of the scene off the Dutchman's Cap [name: NM 24 38] in the Treshnish The Isles Inn

[costumeloverz71]

Dress, c.1800

[dansnaturepictures]

On St. Andrew’s Day, looking back on some amazing memories from the Scotland trip we went on in April; Lapwing at Lochindorb, view at Loch Eil, Slavonian Grebe at Loch Ruthven, view at Lossiemouth, Osprey, Otters on Mull, scurvygrass at Burghead, Dipper, Wheatear on Mull, view on Mull, view at Troup Head and Red Grouse at Lochindorb.

[dk-thrive]

The cud of thinking: by the evening my jaw aches.

— Vera Pavlova, "Heaven Is Not Verbose: A Notebook." Translated by Steven Seymour. (via Poetry Foundation)

[heres-to-all-that-is-mine]

Return of these shmucks

[aestheticallypleasinganimeboys]

Mull - Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana

[dreebo]

Mull.

[dailystreetsnapshots]

Tobermory, Scotland

[mothmiso]

Scotland (2) (3) by Sarah Throckmorton

Via Flickr:

(1) Boats on Isle of Mull (2) Iona Abbey     

[aishatonu]

The Isles of Mull, Iona, and Staffa

A long day lay ahead of me on the weekend I decided to go see the Islands of Mull and Iona.  For one thing, the tour left from Glasgow, so I had to take an impossibly early train, which meant I’d have to leave even earlier to walk the mile to the train station.  And when I got there, the ticket machine couldn’t locate my e-ticket, and the ticket counter was dark and closed.  So I wound up having…

[chainymail]

wine drunkkk. lords and ladies I don’t think it counts against my vow of chastity if I fuck my squire like it’s not even a big deal

[billstephens1959-blog]

(via The Power of Meditation in Psalm 119:15)

[dansnaturepictures]

Some memories from the phenomenal Scotland trip we went on last year, which we began travelling to a year ago tomorrow. I don't know where that year has gone! What a fantastic and wild time it was. The photos in this set are a mixture of some I still hadn't got around to processing and did so this evening and some key ones from the trip that I processed at the time, each bringing back fond memories. The photos are of; Corn Bunting at Banff in Aberdeenshire, view at Findhorn Bay and Long-tailed Duck at Burghead Harbour one of the birds of the trip both in Moray, another of the star species of the trip and one of the main ones we wanted to see Otter at Dervaig on Mull, a view on the Aberdeenshire coast, Lapwing at Lochindorb, Black Guillemot on Loch Eil and view on Mull.