October 12, 2024: George The Mouse In A Log Pile House
If you're looking for a dose of cute, please allow me to introduce you to George. George and his friends are the subject of
George The Mouse In A Log Pile House
, an ongoing photographic and video series created by wildlife photographer Simon Dell. The origins of the George The Mouse project go back to 2018, when Mr. Dell noticed a mouse in his garden and became concerned that he could be harmed by the neighborhood cats. What started as a simple log-pile shelter has since blossomed into a tiny, delightful country village that features houses, a pub, a bookstore, craft stations, and a post office. George and his friends never fail to make me smile, and that seems to be the case for Mr. Dell, too. According to Good News Network, the photographer says this project helped him cope with and recover from depression by giving him a sense of purpose. It's his hope that he can help others by sharing photos of his mouse neighbors enjoying life in a lush, idyllic village. I think he may be on to something – it's impossible for me to stay in a bad mood after watching these little mice explore a village that's been made just for them.
– Katie Duffy
Warehouse 23 News: The City Never Sleeps Because Of All The Action
There are a million stories in the city, and they're all exciting! GURPS Action 9: The City shows how you can add GURPS City Stats to your GURPS Action campaigns. It also features six sample cities to use with your own action-packed adventures. Download it today from Warehouse 23!
– Katie Duffy
Warehouse 23 News: The City Never Sleeps Because Of All The Action
There are a million stories in the city, and they're all exciting! GURPS Action 9: The City shows how you can add GURPS City Stats to your GURPS Action campaigns. It also features six sample cities to use with your own action-packed adventures. Download it today from Warehouse 23!
Published on October 12, 2024 02:04
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