Words of the Constant
Almost done!
Supper time!
It looks derelict when it's not cooking something.
A flexible torso appendage.
A chunk of calcium carbonate.
The polyp of a marine invertebrate.
I adore marine invertebrates!
Ingenious!
Mussidae Brainus.
Odd. Quercus suber material from a Arecaceae.
I suppose it's safe for a quick trip up the river.
It should keep the vermin out.
A lightweight instrument for bludgeoning.
What a handsome Phalacrocoracidae!
Zea mays, a great staple food.
Popped corn!
These maize seeds will grow in many climates.
Crabbits have an abnormally thick exoskeleton.
Attention please, crabbit!
A burrowing creature resides here.
What's inside?
You had best behave!
Corvus brachyrhynchos.
A perfectly handsome specimen.
A charming shade of purple.
Some grass cuttings.
Careful, it's sharp.
This won't last long.
These are quite good for the sinuses.
Some rush cuttings.
Some smoothed rock slabs.
I'm not sure that's good to eat.
Looks a tad less ferocious this way.
The tree is burning.
A carbonized tree.
It has been harvested.
Fagales of some kind. It bears fruit when fully grown.
That is no tree I've seen before!
Finely preserved.
I question the skills of this taxidermist.
I believe there are bats within.
A functional beam.
A nice place to read a book.
A nice place to read a book.
A nice place to read a book.
A nice place to put up your feet.
A nice place to read a book.
A nice place to read a book.
I would avoid that.
A nice place to put up your feet.