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eregyrn-falls-art · 10 months
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HAPPY PAUL BUNYAN DAY!
Not sure what the Pines were looking for on their hike, but running across a couple of legends is a nice bonus!
Aside from the iconic statue in the town of Gravity Falls, and the OTHER iconic statue at Mystery Mountain, I was always intrigued by the little side about Stan invoking Paul Bunyan in his hour of need. (And really, given how they defeat Darlene, ol' Paul came through in the end. In a manner of speaking!)
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dsamuelsonart · 6 months
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Drawlloween 27: Mythology Paul Bunyan the giant lumberjack and his big blue ox, Babe. Gouache, ink, acrylic on paper
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joe10kmiller · 8 months
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Tall Tale The Unbelievable Adventure VHS Release Trailer Patrick Swayze
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animatejournal · 1 year
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Paul Bunyan Director: Les Clark | Studio: Walt Disney | USA, 1958
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lisamarie-vee · 2 months
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redrabbitkreations · 7 months
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sohannabarberaesque · 7 months
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Great Grape Ape headcannon
Even with the Paul Bunyan legend claiming that the hoofprints of his faithful blue ox, Babe, created the Ten Thousand Lakes of Minnesota, it might be fascinating to imagine the 40-foot-tall simian wading into one such to about chest height therefor (provided the lake bottom was about 20-25 feet deep) and imagining the reactions of the summer crowd as much as Beegle Beagle, the purple simian's promoter.
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mistfunk · 2 months
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Mistigram: today AdeptApril celebrates the colossal lumberjack of American folklore, #PaulBunyan, pictured here in #ANSIart with his steadfast companion #BabeTheBlueOx against a backdrop of a stand of old-growth lumber they were presumably about to turn into toothpicks and toilet paper.
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rabbitcruiser · 7 months
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Lumberjack Day
Dress up as a lumberjack, eat a hearty meal, and honor the venerable, crucial, and often dangerous profession of lumberjacking with a thanks to lumberjacks.
“Oh, I’m a lumberjack and I’m okay….” Monty Python famously sang this ridiculously silly Lumberjack Song, and singing a rendition of this would certainly be appropriate as part of the celebration of Lumberjack Day!
History of Lumberjack Day
Lumberjacks have been an interesting part of human history for many years, felling trees for use in building houses and structures as well as for making paper and other helpful uses. And while this profession was certainly around long before, the specific term “lumberjack” actually comes from Canada where it can be traced back to a letter written in the year 1831. Other terms, such as “wood cutter” or the more modern “logger” are also appropriate for the people who do this type of work.
The history of Lumberjack Day can be traced back to the mid-2000s when Marianne Ways and Colleen AF Venable decided it was time to honor this esteemed profession. Venable herself worked as a lumberjack at one point, although she has admitted that the original idea for the day was conceived as an excuse to go out and eat pancakes and waffles with friends!
Lumberjack Day has caught on in more recent years and is now celebrated by many folks, especially in Canada and the United States.
How to Celebrate Lumberjack Day
Have a load of fun and celebrate the ruggedness of this profession on Lumberjack Day! Check out some of these ideas for making plans and observing the day:
Dress Like a Lumberjack
One delightful and simple way to get on board with celebrating National Lumberjack Day might be to take a page out of their fashion book. Dress for the outdoors and chopping down trees by donning some jeans or work pants and a pair of sturdy boots, then top them off with a perfect plaid flannel shirt. Even more fun, add a fake beard and a beanie cap for the perfect look. In certain workplaces, carrying a real axe might be going a bit too far, but a fake one from a costume shop might be kind of fun!
Go Out for Pancakes and Waffles
Since the motivation of the original founder of Lumberjack Day was to go out with friends to eat mountainous piles of pancakes and waffles, it seems like the right way to celebrate this day even now. Head on over to a favorite breakfast-all-day restaurant and enjoy a stack or two with yummy Canadian maple syrup!
Host a Lumberjack Day Party
Anyone who wants to join in on the fun of Lumberjack Day can organize a party for friends and family where the idea is for everyone to dress up in the cliché lumberjack style of plaid shirts, boots, suspenders, and beards. Provide snacks and treats with a wood cutter theme, such as pretzels (that resemble cut wood), fresh broccoli stems (that look like little trees), and cheese puffs (or campfire flames). Don’t forget to dress the table in a red plaid flannel tablecloth!
For entertainment, the group can certainly watch some Monty Python episodes, particularly the ninth episode of the BBC show, Monty Python’s Flying Circus, which features The Lumberjack Song. Other ideas for how to enjoy a party for the day might be to do a little online research and learn about lumberjack jargon, jokes, drinks, and recipes.
Attend Some Lumberjack Day Festivities
Several different communities in the United States have events and even full weekends that celebrate the fun and festivities of the lumberjack. Lumberjack Day is the ideal time to make plans to visit one, or several, of these community events. From Orofino, Idaho to Stillwater, Minnesota, and all the way over to West Point, California, the celebration of lumberjacks is worth pursuing whether near or far.
Parades, contests, entertainment, live music, flower shows and so much more can be found in communities celebrating Lumberjack Days. And the best celebrations will, of course, include access to an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast!
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jaygabler · 7 months
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Like a lot of Minnesota kids, I grew up with books about Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox. The books told incredible stories of the man who could fell an entire tree with one swing of his ax, and about his bovine companion, whose footprints became the state's 10,000 lakes.
Paul Bunyan: The Invention of an American Legend tells the story behind those stories of the legendary logger — and it's not pretty.
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cerealkiller740 · 2 months
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1955 Jello dessert ad
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"Very nice. Very soothing, in fact." [For Mr. Creed, if you please!]
"Missin' yer ten foot tall lumberjack, there, Babe?"
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joe10kmiller · 8 months
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Tall Tale (1995) Trailer And TV Spots
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williammarksommer · 1 year
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Trees of Mystery 
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nyxanine · 3 months
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At the end of 2023 I designed these various cryptids for a contest that a card game company was having. They just closed their doors so I'm sharing them here as well, hope y'all like them!
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redrabbitkreations · 7 months
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