Mum told me to smile for the camera, I refused because I was a serious warrior 2mo ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/blunderyears
Met this fine fellow at an agricultural show and I can’t stop thinking about him1yr ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/duck
so quarantine creations are a thing right? here's my cross-stitched nirnroot4yr ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/skyrim
Posthumous arms of Sir David Amess MP in the House of Commons. MPs who are killed in office receive an honorary heraldic shield; Sir David was murdered by an Islamist terrorist in October 2021.3mo ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/heraldry
Arms of the Order of Scottish Samurai, presented to the Order on 3rd October 20212yr ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/heraldry
My grandfather’s signet ring featuring his coat of arms, now borne by my father.4yr ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/heraldry
Arms of the United Kingdom in the Magistrates Court (but a different magistrates court this time)4yr ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/heraldry
‘The King!’ by Fortunio Matania. Officers of the 28th Regiment toast the British victory at Albuera (16th May 1811). Only two officers of the 28th remained at their duty, the rest having been killed or wounded alongside 158 of their men. The officer’s mess was lonely that night.5yr ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/BattlePaintings
'Lannes mortally wounded at Essling' by Paul Emile Boutigny (1894). Lannes was struck by a cannonball which smashed his knee-pan and tore the sinews in his other leg. After having the limb amputated by Dominique Jean Larrey, Lannes was embraced by a weeping Napoleon. He died nine days later.5yr ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/BattlePaintings
Made some strawberry jam and it’s bloody gorgeous. Looking forward to breakfast tomorrow!5yr ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/CasualUK
This is Nora. She likes pecking her friends so now she has to wear glasses.3yr ⋅ lionguardant ⋅ r/chickens
