heckyeahmermaids: Sandwich-Eating Mermaid by ~Himmapaan

heckyeahmermaids:

Sandwich-Eating Mermaid by ~Himmapaan

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eatsleepdraw: “Can you take me back where I came from?”; by Asaph Luccas.

eatsleepdraw:

“Can you take me back where I came from?”; by Asaph Luccas.

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(via flippinyourfins)

sailorgil: ” Sailor Jerry’s Mermaid “

sailorgil:

” Sailor Jerry’s Mermaid “

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(Source: getyourownghosts, via flippinyourfins)

mermaidescapades:

Screencaps I took from Miranda (1948). It’s currently available to watch instantly on Netflix! A very light-hearted, delightful film :) Off to watch the sequel now :D

daniiiiiiiiiiiiii: Kevin O’brien

daniiiiiiiiiiiiii:

Kevin O’brien

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undertheseapromo: the seaweed is always greener in somebody else’s lake. Welcome to Orcas Island, a small island off the coast of Washington state. A sleepy little island, with a sleepy little harbor, where everyone grew up in the sandbox together. Those who reside here are a salt of the earth sort of people, who are more than welcoming to the hordes of tourists that congregate there every summer for cycling, sea kayaking, and whale watching tours. Perhaps Orcas doesn’t quite match the grandeur of the islands found in the crystal blue waters of the Caribbean, but anyone who has spent some time here can agree that there’s a special air about it. In fact, some might even argue that the whimsical, golden grasses that cling to black cliffs and lush temperate rain forests have an even more mesmerizing beauty. However, every picturesque corner of the world has its secrets and peaceful though it may be, this island is no exception.  Since the San Juan archipelago was first inhabited by British explorers in the 1800’s, rumors of captivating and beautiful ‘people of the sea’ have been whispered throughout the area. Though the legends of the merpeople have long been forgotten by most, it would seem that lately the usual swarm of tourists aren’t the only ones taking advantage of the locals’ unwavering hospitality. For the merpeople, when things aren’t going so well under the sea, they resort to living a life on the shore, blending in splendidly with local residents. Though the locals remain largely unsuspecting of the merpeople’s presence on their little island, recently whispers of mermaids have gotten the locals talking again. And that isn’t settling well with those who strive to protect their secret. The thing about merpeople? Some of them aren’t that nice. In fact, some of them aren’t nice at all. { OPENING SOON. }

undertheseapromo:

the seaweed is always greener in somebody else’s lake.

Welcome to Orcas Island, a small island off the coast of Washington state. A sleepy little island, with a sleepy little harbor, where everyone grew up in the sandbox together. Those who reside here are a salt of the earth sort of people, who are more than welcoming to the hordes of tourists that congregate there every summer for cycling, sea kayaking, and whale watching tours. Perhaps Orcas doesn’t quite match the grandeur of the islands found in the crystal blue waters of the Caribbean, but anyone who has spent some time here can agree that there’s a special air about it. In fact, some might even argue that the whimsical, golden grasses that cling to black cliffs and lush temperate rain forests have an even more mesmerizing beauty. However, every picturesque corner of the world has its secrets and peaceful though it may be, this island is no exception. 

Since the San Juan archipelago was first inhabited by British explorers in the 1800’s, rumors of captivating and beautiful ‘people of the sea’ have been whispered throughout the area. Though the legends of the merpeople have long been forgotten by most, it would seem that lately the usual swarm of tourists aren’t the only ones taking advantage of the locals’ unwavering hospitality. For the merpeople, when things aren’t going so well under the sea, they resort to living a life on the shore, blending in splendidly with local residents. Though the locals remain largely unsuspecting of the merpeople’s presence on their little island, recently whispers of mermaids have gotten the locals talking again. And that isn’t settling well with those who strive to protect their secret.

The thing about merpeople? Some of them aren’t that nice. In fact, some of them aren’t nice at all.

{ OPENING SOON. }

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