European Tribalism Hub: Mythology & Lifestyle

On the Medieval peasant The Medieval peasant had an easy life: He worked hard in the spring plowing. He worked hard in the fall harvesting. In summer, he got to hunt & fish. In fall his wife went to the market and sold their goods In winter, they partied on home-brewed ale. Wars bypassed them mostly. The Medieval peasant had a highly varied diet - fish, vegetables, mushrooms, barley, ham curing up in the chimney, fruit, pickles. Sometimes their leaders made terrible mistakes, or the Vikings or Magyars raided (the only attackers who targeted peasants), or some church leader decided to find heresy regardless, but overall this was not a terrible time to live. Don't believe modern propaganda! @EuropeanTribalism

On once-in-a-lifetime shots 🔗Andrew MacCarthy, an amateur astronomer and photographer took this astonishing shot of the I.S.S. backed by the sun, while a massive eruption took place. There are two things we can derive from this: 1. The I.S.S. is up there. Many photographers saw it flying in orbit around Terra. 2. The sun is an absolutely massive entity, which controls the climate on Terra. He named his shot 'Kardashev Dreams', referring to the Kardashev scale, which defines the technological advancement of mankind. @EuropeanTribalism

"R100" Photo by Alfred G. Buckham - 1920 #art @EuropeanTribalism