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[kick-a-long]

Sometimes you’re beautiful and sometimes you’re a lil piss boy in uniform.

[hippieinhills]

To the forbidden land of Zanskar. The southern getaway to the kingdom of Ladakh, located peacefully in the lap of Western Himalaya, surrounded by Great Himalayan and Zanskar ranges. We start our Exploration tours to this remote land from May 2023. Ask us to know more about the same. . . #zanskar #zangkhar #ladakh #southernladakh #purne #phuktal #phuktalmonastery #tsarapriver #lungnakvalley #gonborangjon #padum #bardanmonastery #karsha #stongdey #zangla #pishu #sani #westernhimalayas #explorewithhippieinhills #travelwithhippieinhills #indianhimalayas #hippieinhills (at Zanskar, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CootOZ_ITav/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[izasfaceups]

These 3 lovely Sheepy Dolls faceplates (Pishu, Puff, and Fluff) in mint skin were a fun challenge to do, as the concept was a glam zombie kitty. So I only blushed with blue tons, gave her stunning eyelashes, drippy dark green-blue blood from one eye, and some very pretty ultra shiny ombre lips. I can't even pick which one is my favorite, at least they all go on the same body hah!

Enjoy this video showcasing the stunning shimmery shine of the glam eye-makeup and more!

Want to see more of my work or commission me? Then please check out my website at www[dot]IzasFaceUps[dot]com!

[pishuswindow]

" Yeah... Pishu's "World" is CRINGE! It's not even scary, it's just cringe! It makes me cringe so much I started a whole cringe family! "

Sighs... If he was still alive I'd want him to call my series cringe

[starbudspresents]

Re.Gray 032 - Vampire pt. 2: Exorcists v. Vampire

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Summary: Baron Krory makes one hell of a first impression.

Vampire of the Lonely Castle ②: Exorcists v. Vampire

♦ 97

Johnny: Foreman Reeever?

Drink: BUBBLE

sfx: garigarigarigarigarigari [scribble scribble scribble]

32nd Night - Vampire of the Lonely Castle ②: Exorcists v. Vampire

Reever: Myeah?

Reever: What's up? Can't take my hands off this formula right now so just shoot. sfx: garigarigarigarigari [high-speed scribbling continues]

sfx: kara kara kara [Johnny's IV pole rattles] sfx: fura fura fura [Johnny himself totters, leaning on it] Johnny: While I was doing some research, I found this old survey report inside a book.

Reever: Oh?

Johnny: It's unprocessed; hasn't been stamped by the Director. Can I just toss it?

sfx: fura fura fura fura [tottering continues]

sfx: garigarigarigarigari [furious scribbling continues] Reever: No, bonehead, if it's unprocessed then process it.

Johnny: Whaaat, but it's eight years old...

Reever: Contents? Phenomena?

Johnny: Vampire legends... sfx: fura fura [wobbling]

Komui: I'm hooome... Komui, side: Still slaving away, everyone?

Reever: Good work, Director. Reever: Know you just got back, but does "vampire legends" ring any bells? sfx: garigarigarigari [still scribbling at top speed]

sfx: piko piko piko [Komui lumping through the room like a squeaky toy being stepped on] Komui: What's this? More work? Reever, you ogre.

♦ 98

Komui, side: Hm. Komui: Wait, vampires? Komui: Ah, I do remember. Some fellow named Baron Krory, yes?

sfx: garigarigarigari [tiny unceasing scribbles]

Johnny: Oh, you know about it? Johnny, side: Already processed?

Komui: That had nothing to do with Innocence. Komui: I don't know how many of the Finders on that case fell prey to him. Komui: Wretched job, and it all came to nothing in the end.

Division: "Fell prey to"... Division, side: For real?

Krory, in English: HAHAHAHA

Komui: Well, it's been eight years now. Komui: Coffee, Foreman Reever.

sfx: garigarigarigari [scribbling away] Reever: Can't right now.

Komui, side: Whaaaat? But you know I can't work without coffee!

sfx: BAN [bang] sfx: basasa basasa [most likely papers fluttering to the floor in disarray]

Reever, side: Ahhh!! What have you done, you curly-headed menace!!

Johnny: But why was the vampire stuff inside this book? Johhny, side: ?

♦ 99

Johnny: An encyclopedia of ancient plants... How is that related?

♦ 100 & 101

Lavi: No way...

32nd Night - Vampire of the Lonely Castle ②: Exorcists v. Vampire

♦ 102

sfx: jururu [wet sucking, slurping sound] sfx: jurururururu [sucking continues] sfx: rururururu [...and continues] sfx: gokun!! [hard swallow]

♦ 103

sfx: sah [a townsman slides a foot back, retreating] Townsman: Uwah...

Townsman 2: Wahhhh...

Townsmen: Uwahhh!! Townsmen: We don't wanna die!! Townsmen: UwahhHHhhHH Townsmen: Save us!

Georg: Don't run, fools!!

sfx: pishu [Lavi pulls out his hammer]

sfx: kah [the cross in Allen's hand glows and the hand begins to dissolve and deform]

♦ 104

sfx: hyururu [Lavi tosses the hammer high in the air, and it spins] sfx: ohh [continues to spin as it reaches the apex of its flight and begins to fall] sfx: shi [he catches it neatly, still small]

Allen & Lavi: Boot sfx: vun [Innocences initializing] Allen & Lavi: up!

sfx: BAN [an intensely badass back-to-back pose, Innocences fully initialized]

♦ 105

sfx: don [Krory lunges for them, Franz still dangling from his teeth]

Allen: What should we do?

Lavi: Heck if I know. Lavi: Lenalee will disown us if we get bitten.

Allen: For starters, Allen: let's cut off his food source. sfx: gachi [firing his arm cannon] Allen: We can't let him get any more townsmen!

sfx: do do [explosions where his light-bullets impact]

♦ 106

sfx: DOHH [Lavi destroying the ground under Krory's feet; mass property destruction, his favourite]

Krory: !! sfx: hyuba [quick tactical retreat]

sfx: hyu [Lavi hoists his hammer skyward, flying up with it] Lavi: Grow. Lavi: Grow. Lavi: Grow. Lavi: Grow. Lavi: Grow. Lavi: Grow.

♦ 107

sfx: DOGON [the hammer, now the size of a bus, comes down like one] Lavi: How's that!?

♦ 108

sfx: gigigi [the hammer teeters precariously; Krory has caught the cross-tip in his teeth and is balancing it above him like a circus performer]

Lavi: For real? sfx: gogogo [balancing] Lavi: Those are some terrific teeth!

sfx: guoh [Krory throws his head back, sending the hammer crashing down behind him]

♦ 109

sfx: BAN [WHAM] Lavi: Guwah—

sfx: goh [Krory hears something] sfx: do do [thumping, crumbling, cracking] sfx: BOH [Allen's hand erupts from the earth, as big as we've ever seen it, clutching Krory around the middle like a rag doll]

♦ 110

Allen: Got you. Allen: Behave yourself, now. sfx: zuh [the blade of one fingertip approaches Krory's throat in warning]

Krory: Hmph. Krory: GYAHAHAHAHAHAHA Krory: AAAAHAHAHAHA

sfx: koki [Lavi sits up, dishevelled] Lavi, side: Oof.

♦ 111

Krory: What strange young men. Come to waste my time, have you? Krory: Are you monsters too, then? Well?

Allen: We're Exorcists.

Krory: Good evening. Krory: I am very busy. Krory: Release me.

♦ 112

sfx: gabuh [Krory takes a big bite out of Allen's hand]

Allen: Nguh!? Allen: My anti-Akuma weapon, with his teeth!??

sfx: mishi mishi [teeth cutting deeper into flesh]

Allen: No way!?

sfx: jurururu [suuuuck]

Lavi: Oh shit, Allen!!

sfx: pikuh [Krory stops suddenly, making a face like he's been sucking a lemon] Krory: Ugh—

♦ 113

Krory: UGGHHHH Krory: So bitter!! Krory: blaaarghh sfx: bah [he falls from Allen's loosened grip] Krory: W-Washbasin!! sfx: zazaza [sprinting away into the trees] Krory: blrrgghhh

Allen & Lavi: ......

sfx: jin jin [Allen's finger, now powered down back to normal size, throbbing]

Lavi: Guess you're getting disowned, Allen...

♦ 114

sfx: BATAN [door slams] Krory: bleegghh Krory: hgeeehhhgh

sfx: katsu-n katsu-n [Eliade approaches in chunky heels, each step resonating in the grand space] sfx: kon kon [knock knock] sfx: gachah [she opens the door and goes in without waiting for a response]

sfx: haa, haa, haa [Krory panting over a massive, ornate washbasin]

Eliade: Welcome home, Lord Arystar.

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♦ 115

Eliade: What's happened to fluster you so?

sfx: haa haa haa [panting] Krory: E— Eli—

Eliade: Goodness me.

Krory: Eliade... 1 Krory: I-I... I did it... again... Krory: I b-became a... a v-v-vampire again...

♦♥♦

FOOTNOTES

"Arystar Krory" is Hoshino-sensei's take on the name of infamous English occultist Aleister Crowley, and should probably be pronounced as such. The katakana spelling is アレイスター・クロウリ areisutaa kurouri. I am begging you to read the linked wiki; Crowley was a very colourful character. [ ♠ ]

Mircea Eliade was a writer and religious historian from the same era as Crowley. Please also read this wiki, Eliade's work was fascinating (especially the bits about theophany, encounters with or observable manifestations of God). I would really love to know if Hoshino's actually read any translations of his work; I would not be at all surprised if she has. [ ♠ ]

[katharynthethird]

Its particularly feeling fall mode so I’ll reshare my ghost trend photoshoot with three of my lovelies.  From left to right > Artifice - Faewoods on a Doll Family H Stitch - Pishu homecast on a Resin Soul Nikki - Elle on a 5star They all have faceups by me and eyes by Melonpan 

[pinktransparentwirelolita]

I don't write songs I just study Catalanoyska...

YA ne pishu pesni, ya prosto izuchayu Katalanoysku.

[kupwaratimes-fan]

Four Labourers from Kupwara Hospitalised After Hit By ‘Rolling Stone’ At Pishu Top Pahalgam

Four Labourers from Kupwara Hospitalised After Hit By ‘Rolling Stone’ At Pishu Top Pahalgam Srinagar, Jun 16 : At least four labourers were injured after being hit by a ‘rolling stone’ at Pishu Top in Pahalgam of Anantnag, official sources said on Sunday evening. Identifying the injured persons as Tariq Ahmad Khan, son of Noor Mohd Khan, resident of Hyhama Kupwara; Tanveer Ahmad Khatana, son of…

[themrshinx]

I am so such smarter than you, shinx

If you're so smart why aren't you a shinx? Seems pretty sussy pishus.

[tvoya-myagkaya-krov]

Privet malyshka moya rodnaya, nu kak dela? Naverno k domu zima dorozhki vse zamela. V nebe nad Groznym tayut zvezdy v luchakh zari, Ty tolʹko mame chto ya v Chechne ne govori. Segodnya noch'yu chechenskoĭ padloĭ byl tank podbit, Mekhanik-voditelʹ v tyulʹpane chernom domoĭ letit. Zavytʹ by matom voĭna - padlyuga v ogne gori, Ty tolʹko mame chto ya v Chechne ne govori. Zavytʹ by matom voĭna - padlyuga v ogne gori, Ty tolʹko mame chto ya v Chechne ne govori. Pridyot subbota, belʹe pochistim i chert s voĭnoĭ, Ne spyat rebyata i zapakh pota - byl trudnyĭ boĭ. Opyatʹ iz boya ne vyshlo troe, khotʹ plach, ori, Ty tolʹko mame chto v Chechne ne govori. Opyatʹ iz boya ne vyshlo troe, khotʹ plach, ori, Ty tolʹko mame chto v Chechne ne govori. Opyatʹ s rebyatami idem na karavan, Gory streliayut, chernaya krepostʹ - Ochkoĭ-martan. S drugom Saneĭ chto on vernyotsya derzhu pari, Ty tolʹko mame chto ya v Chechne ne govori. Opyatʹ devchonke ya shlyu goryachiĭ, bolʹshoĭ privet, No chto-to dolgo mne iz doma pisem net. A esli sprosyat o chem pishu ya, nu chtozh, sovri, Ty tolʹko mame chto ya... Ne govori. A esli sprosyat o chem pishu ya, nu chtozh sovri, Ty tolʹko mame chto ya voyuyu ne govori.

[himalyashelter]

Treks in Ladakh

A queen of trekking and nature extremes, Ladakh has the privileged top spot in travel lists and bucket lists of travellers and trekkers around the world. Most renowned for its exhilarating trekking experiences and unmatched beauty, Ladakh is an absolute delight of an experience and has many treks to offer for all kinds of travellers.

The small villages and hamlets nestled high in the mountainous terrain have their style of life. If you get a chance to take your eyes off nature’s beauty, you get to see some of the world’s greatest monasteries, rustic homes and shops, plantations of fruit, palaces, and other beautiful structures.

The barren landscape, beautiful lakes, and huge mountains blend in with the magnificent surroundings to create unparalleled views for people to bask in. Then came the trek experiences. Trekking in Ladakh is a unique experience that no other place can replicate. Each trek in the region has a distinct flavour, unique offerings, and something to make it stand apart. But one thing is for sure, all of the treks are sure to offer you the best blend of adrenaline, exhilaration, satisfaction, accomplishment, and peace.

That said, here are 15 treks in Ladakh that each trekker wants to accomplish. Let us dive in and see what each one of them has to offer. Don’t worry about choosing one or two, because you know your heart wants to do them all.

1.Lamayuru – Padum

Duration – 10 days

Distance – 149 km

Max altitude – 5,000 metres, 16,400 feet

This exciting trek takes you through Zanskar’s beautiful landscapes. As you tread on taking in the sights, you pass through monasteries and villages. You begin the journey at Lamayuru after reaching there from Leh via a 3-4 hour drive. The first stop is at Wanla, and the trek carries on through Hanupatta and Photoksar, crossing or passing by rivers and trails, carrying on to Sengge La. The ascent is relatively steep, from 4,200m to 5,000m, and then you get the first full day of rest to relax and explore the area at Lingshed. The second half of the trek begins here as you make your way through exotic views while crossing Snerts, Pishu, and Karsha, reaching Padum. This may seem to be a tiring one, but what relaxes you is the fact that each day only has an average of 6-7 hours of trekking, so that you do not miss anything.

2.Lamayuru – Padum – Darcha

Duration – 24 days

Distance – 291 kms

Max altitude – 5,000 metres, 16,400 feet

An extension to the Lamayuru Padum trek, this one adds much more excitement to the experience. Trekkers have to cross 9 passes and various mountain streams on the way. Some parts of the trek route are tougher than others, but the beautiful sights across the passes and the serene moments on the water slides more than make up for the times when you feel a bit tired. Once at Snerts, you carry on to Hanumil and on to Parfi-la. A steep descent from there to the Good bridge and the river Oma-Chu for some relaxed moments as the trek comes to an end.

3.Panikhar – Pahalgam

Duration – 7 days

Distance -79 km (approx)

Max altitude – 4,500 metres, 14,800 feet

This is a relatively shorter trek and is also known as the Suru Valley trek. It is regarded as one of the most beautiful treks in the local area and begins with an easy first day from Pahalgam to Chandawari. After the first day’s camp, you start an ascent to the Pissu Top, which is a 6-hour climb to 3400 metres altitude. Once you arrive at Sheshnag, you are greeted by serene lakes that are surrounded by mystical mountains. The days ahead lead to stops at Rangmarg, Wandkadal, and Kanital. High mountain landscapes bathe you with their magnificence upon your arrival at Sagar-Nor Pass, situated 4500 metres high. A descent from there brings you down to Panikhar where the trek ends.

4.Spituk – Rumbak – Stok

Duration – 3 days

Distance – 39 km

Max altitude 4,855 metres, 16,000 feet

Another gem of a trek in the Ladakh region, this magical experience is set in the Hemis National Park. One of the shortest treks, this one takes you through the charming and rustic village of Rumbak and the wonderful views of the Stok La pass. The first day begins with a 5-hour-long trek to Zingchen on trails along the banks of Indus that carry on to a gorge at Zingchen. Day two will have you amazed by a shorter trek from Zingchen to Rumbak with a slight elevation towards the end that leads into the Rumbak village. The last day’s trek has a steep incline leading up to the Stok La pass that hits you with fresh panoramas all around. The last leg of the trek begins here as you descend from the valley down to Stok.

5.Spituk – Zingchen – Markha – Hankar – Kongmarula – Martseling

Duration – 8 days

Distance – 113 km

Max altitude – 5,260 metres, 17,250 feet

An exhilarating choice, this one is also known as the Markha Valley trek. The unique points about this one include sublime views of the snow-capped peaks and marvellous villages with lush greens sprayed across the landscapes. Since this trek and the valley lie in the Hemis National Park, there is a good chance that you might be able to spot a few wild animals too. There are two high elevation areas with the first point being Ganda La and the second one being Kongmaru La. The trek begins at Spituk, taking you through Zingchen and Yurutse to Ganda La. Next is a steep descent from Ganda La on to Skiu from where you prepare for the second steep ascent through Markha, Hankar, and Nimaling to the top at Kongmaru La. 

6.Likir – Yangthang – Temisgam

Duration – 5 days

Distance – 35 km

Max altitude – 4,000 metres, 13,123 feet

The Sham trek, also known as the baby trek, is one of the easiest in the whole region. It is a great choice for beginner trekkers, allowing them chances to stay at homestays and visit quiet villages and monasteries. The passes are not extremely high, and the picturesque surroundings do a wonderful job of washing away the tiredness. The trek route begins at Likir, taking you to the quaint sights of Phobe La and Saspotse village to the Yangthang village. The trail then carries through the Rizang Monastery to Hemis Shukpachen, one of the most beautiful villages in the region. It is surrounded by towering high mountains, and various meadows, streams, and brooks add to the beauty. The last leg of the journey takes you through the mesmerizing sights of Mebtak La, down to the Ang village and on to the Temisgam village that is renowned for its famous monastery and views of the Sham Valley.

7.Saboo – Digarla-Digar – Khalsar

Duration 5 days

Distance 59 km

Max altitude – 5,405 metres, 17,700 feet

Situated at a relatively higher altitude, this trek is known as the Nubra Valley trek. Famed as one of the best trekking routes, it takes you through the main point of confluence of the Nubra Valley and the Indus Valley. Through the trek, you stay spellbound by the scenic views of the Karakoram range, Stok Kangri, and the Saser Kangri. The trek begins at Saboo, from where you ascend to Digar La base in a trek of 5-6 hours. The journey continues to Digar La peak and descends to Chumik Yokma. The next legs move on through a descent to Digar, and carry on to Khalsar via Rongjok.

8.Hunder – HunderDok – Dokla – Phyang

Duration 5 days

Distance 59 km

Max altitude – 5,438 metres, 17800 feet

This trek takes you through enchanting sights of the old silk road trade route based through the Indus and Nubra valleys. This one takes you through the most untouched parts of the valleys and the region. The high pass of Lasermo La and stunning landscapes surrounding Hunder Dok is more than enough to rethink the bounds of nature’s beauty. The trek starts at Phyang and takes you through Phyang Phu and the South Base of Lasermo La to the pass at the top. Lasermo La greets you with its raw natural beauty, two peaks and both valleys in a clear view. The next leg descends straight to Hunder Dok and Hunder to end the trek.

9. Nimoo – Padum (Chadar trek)

Duration – 8 days

Distance – 62 km

Max altitude – 3,566 metres, 11,700 feet

The Chadar trek is hands down the most coveted experience because of the unchartered experiences it offers. An eye-opener for the soul, this one takes you through weather extremes in temperatures ranging from -15 to -20 degrees or even below. The trek takes you through the Zanskar river which is frozen. The trek teaches a lot about travelling, taking you through mesmerising views of the frozen river, frozen waterfall, and towering mountains in the surroundings. A difficult and tricky trek, it is one of the most exhilarating experiences you can get in the world of trekking.

10.Lamayuru – Padum – Kishtwar

Duration – 20 days

Distance – 

Max altitude –

Another beautiful extension to the Lamayuru Padum trek, this one continues to Kishtwar, which is a beautiful town with incredible scenery, situated over 200 km away from Srinagar. Once you reach Padum, you begin the extended trek after a good amount of rest. The first notable stops after starting from Padum include the Zongkul monastery and the top of the Omasi La. The journey continues with overnight camps as you cross Abran village, Shafat Nall, Machail, and Choshoti. As the journey takes you through unforgettable sceneries and quaint hamlets and villages, you carry on to Sinyas and Gulabgarh to end the trek in Kishtwar.

So many treks to choose from!

Now that you know about some of the most beautiful trekking experiences Ladakh has to offer, get packing quickly as the adventures await. All you need to make sure of is to be prepared with everything you need to travel such as harsh winter clothes, fatigue and body ache medicine, and other utility supplies, and you will surely have a magical experience. From a safety point of view, please ensure that you carry the necessary basic mediation, good quality thermal wear and proper trekking footwear to ensure the best experience.

If you are still thinking or planning which trek to decide first, we are right there with you. Trust us, even after all these years, the tempting enchantment of Ladakh’s treks still washes over us as if it were our first time.

Happy trekking!

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[thatonespyalex]

Some AU me and my friend Pishu made

[not-the-bad-guy]

[birdykuriboh27]

This girl I swear

[pishuswindow]

I used Mr Puzzles song as an excuse to draw one of Pishu's forms cuz I haven't drawn it in a year AUGH

Yeah!!!!

[mysterioushimachal]

Chadar Trek | Zanskar Valley | Leh & Ladakh

Chadar Trek | Zanskar Valley | Leh & Ladakh

Chadar Trek Routes you’ve likely never heard of but certainly need to know about exist deep in the rugged mountains of the Indian region of Zanskar. You may be pleasantly surprised by the beauty of the Chadar Trek, as it takes you through a frozen Zanskar River under challenging circumstances that saw temperatures dip down to -35 degrees Celsius. Going on this trip will take roughly 65 miles…