Posts Tagged: water
02.67
As the water level raised, it became harder to keep things dry. People built above existing buildings, one floor at a time, allowing those who lived at the lower floors to move to the newer additions, strengthening the construction above
02.63
March, 1927. The average water level in the lagoon is eighty-six feet, the highest level recorded in history. March, 1930. The average water level in the lagoon is twenty-two feet. The Barrier protects the habitat from a sea level
02.59
Julia leaned towards Gaia. You can’t go in the forest. Why not? It is not for humans. Why not? We have nothing to do there. Forests are breathing spaces for the planet. Only guardians can survive there, for they were
02.59
Julia leaned towards Gaia. You can’t go in the forest. Why not? It is not for humans. Why not? We have nothing to do there. Forests are breathing spaces for the planet. Only guardians can survive there, for they were
02.57
Some of the stories of the hero would tell events that were yet to happen. One of the better known describes the conquests of Henry (the hero would call him Hermes), the merchant who became guide of the city
02.57
Some of the stories of the hero would tell events that were yet to happen. One of the better known describes the conquests of Henry (the hero would call him Hermes), the merchant who became guide of the city
02.56
On the ground floor of the buildings, under the glass signs and the canopies, doors lead to restaurants, shops and workshops. The outdoor chairs submerged almost up to the seating, Julia hoisted herself up on a table just above the
02.56
On the ground floor of the buildings, under the glass signs and the canopies, doors lead to restaurants, shops and workshops. The outdoor chairs submerged almost up to the seating, Julia hoisted herself up on a table just above the
02.54
Julia sat on the steps of the white bridge, pulled out her notebook and began to draw what she saw. Buildings were no longer resting on stone, but on water, born from water and ready to sink. Children were playing
02.54
Julia sat on the steps of the white bridge, pulled out her notebook and began to draw what she saw. Buildings were no longer resting on stone, but on water, born from water and ready to sink. Children were playing
02.43
October, 1909. AirBird, the Blue gas-powered rigid light-alloy airship, begins public service. October, 1909. The average depth of the water in Helobiae lagoon is seventy-two feet.
02.43
October, 1909. AirBird, the Blue gas-powered rigid light-alloy airship, begins public service. October, 1909. The average depth of the water in Helobiae lagoon is seventy-two feet.
02.28
Julia opened her eyes. A kid was standing in the corner of the room, shirtless, his dark hair ruffled, his nose scorched. Julia looked at him and said nothing. The left the room abruptly. A thin, athletic woman entered.
02.26
Julia opened her eyes. She heard the sound of water around her, still she was dry, in a bed, around her metal walls covered with small photographs. Sailboats and open seas. The water lulled her back to sleep. Julia
02.22
All was well before the accident. Julia slipped on a slab of ice hidden under the snow, fell towards the open bridge and was unable to stop the fall through the stone pillars. In the water, her coat became
02.22
All was well before the accident. Julia slipped on a slab of ice hidden under the snow, fell towards the open bridge and was unable to stop the fall through the stone pillars. In the water, her coat became
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