╰☆☆June☆☆╮'s photos with the keyword: fire

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Texture from pixlr and stock from deviantart.com A dancing fire is pretty, as well as tantalizingly dangerous, but there may be a much deeper reason for our attraction to it. Daniel Fessler, an evolutionary anthropologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, has conducted research that indicates an adult's fascination with fire is a direct consequence of not having mastered it as a child. Fire has been crucial to human survival for around one million years, and in that time, Fessler argues, humans have evolved psychological mechanisms specifically dedicated to controlling it. But because most Westerners no longer learn how to start, maintain and use fire during childhood, we instead wind up with a curious attraction to it — a burning desire left to languish. Preliminary findings indicate that humans are not universally fascinated by fire . On the contrary, this fascination is a consequence of inadequate experience with fire during development. @livescience.com

On Explore, thank you very much ;-) Model by faestock @ www.deviantart.com . Thank you Jessica. Textures from picmonkey British Dictionary definitions for hot seat.... A precarious, difficult, or dangerous position OR... A highly uncomfortable or embarrassing situation:

Textures by picmonkey and Luana for LG @ www.deviantart.com It was early in the fall and a blowin' up a squall From the trestle you could hear the weirdest moans With a mighty lonesome cry came a whistle from the sky And it chilled the very marrow in my bones Then a loud rushing roar like you never heard before Turned the blood to icy water in my veins As I watched with rising fear something strange was drawing near And I saw in the clouds ghost trains (Ghost trains ghost trains what a fearful sight) The Cannonball and No 9 were racing through the night Just as they passed me by I heard the engineer cry Give her coal give her coal shovel it on You could see the fireman grinning in the engine that was winning But I knew before the finish they'd be gone (Well he knew before the finish they'd be gone) You could see the drivers roll as they shoveled on the toll And the black smoke came pouring from the stacks As they thundered through the sky I am here to testify You could hear the wheels a clickin' on the tracks Through the smoke and the steam you could see the headlights gleam Now I have no proof but still the fact remains You may doubt it but I swear there were cinders in my hair When I saw in the clouds ghost trains (Ghost trains ghost trains what a fearful sight) The Cannonball and No 9 were racing through the night Just as they passed me by I heard the engineer cry Give her coal give her coal shovel it on You could see the fireman grinning in the engine that was winning As I watched I saw them fade into the dawn (As he watched he saw them fade into the dawn) f

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On Explore....Thank you very much... Stock resources by faestock @ www.deviantart.com Textures by Picmonkey and Picanta Robbie Williams - Angels youtu.be/luwAMFcc2f8

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Model is MariaAmanda www.deviantart.com Thank you Maria ♥ Fire texture by YEONSEB www.deviantart.com ♥♫Music should strike fire from the heart of man, and bring tears from the eyes of woman.♥♫ Ludwig Van Beethoven youtu.be/Rqwik_wdLa4 Donna Lee by Charlie Parker. Double bass played by Aladár Pege f

The first one was better ;-) www.ipernity.com/doc/june_antill/19658519

This was quite difficult, it was in a dark corner. Steam fire engine. 1905 Shand Mason & Co. York Castle Museum have a 'Double Vertical' with a split livery. On one side it reads "Rowntree & C0. Ltd Fire Brigade, while on the opposite side it reads "Gosforth Council". The town owned until 1913 when it was sold to the confectionery firm.