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Don Quixote, clad in his worn armor, embarks on a journey towards the majestic Alps. As they traverse the rugged terrain, Don Quixote brandishes his tourney lance with a sense of noble purpose, ready to conquer imaginary giants and vanquish unseen foes.

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Don Quixote, clad in his worn armor, a pan to the head, embarks on a journey towards the majestic Alps. As he traverse the rugged terrain, Don Quixote brandishes his tourney lance with a sense of noble purpose, ready to conquer imaginary giants and vanquish unseen foes.
Don Quixote, clad in his worn armor, embarks on a journey towards the majestic Alps. As they traverse the rugged terrain, Don Quixote brandishes his tourney lance with a sense of noble purpose, ready to conquer imaginary giants and vanquish unseen foes.
[illustration by STEVEN DE WAELE] a warrior with his board sword
don Quixote with his lance as a desert nomad by Bruce Pennington, the fat Sancho Panza walks on his side
Don Quixote, clad in his worn armor, a pan to the head, embarks on a journey towards the majestic Alps. As he traverse the rugged terrain, Don Quixote brandishes his tourney lance with a sense of noble purpose, ready to conquer imaginary giants and vanquish unseen foes.
[hig res photo by Miguel de Cervantes] what is Don Quixote not capable of making the difference and fiction? real disjunction or no willingness to face the reality? or is the reality too difficult to deeply understand?
[hig res photo by Miguel de Cervantes] what is Don Quixote not capable of making the difference and fiction? real disjunction or no willingness to face the reality? or is the reality too difficult to deeply understand?
Beautiful artwork!(1842-1903) With her weathered boots and a heart filled with wanderlust, Isabella "Wildflower" roamed the untamed fr. This is amazing! I love how the light glints off everything, giving stark contrast to the shadows. There must be some deer or elk up ahead since the horse has his ears perked forward and with an intent gaze of interest. The young lady looks like she is enjoying herself alone with her friend while plodding downstream through the lazy creek. Thank you for sharing.
Don Quixote, clad in his worn armor, a pan to the head, embarks on a journey towards the majestic Alps. As he traverse the rugged terrain, Don Quixote brandishes his tourney lance with a sense of noble purpose, ready to conquer imaginary giants and vanquish unseen foes.
She rides her horse straight ahead, in quest of fancy adventures; her runic battle-axe on her back, a wooden shield on the side of her horse, a tunic and fur boots on her, a wide belt with a flask of water, and a large bag with a blanket, some food and magic herbs.
As the doors creaked, behold the hero's grand entrance! With a stride both bold and comically intense, He stumbled forth, a noble, hapless knight, His armor clinking, fitting none quite right. Tripping o'er his sword, and pratfalling anew, He grinned and winked, as the crowd's laughter grew. His mustache twirled, a symbol of sheer might, Though perilous foes fled at the comical sight. With bumbling charm, he vanquished evil's curse, Inept yet endearing, a hero none could rehearse. So let us ch
As the doors creaked, behold the hero's grand entrance! With a stride both bold and comically intense, He stumbled forth, a noble, hapless knight, His armor clinking, fitting none quite right. Tripping o'er his sword, and pratfalling anew, He grinned and winked, as the crowd's laughter grew. His mustache twirled, a symbol of sheer might, Though perilous foes fled at the comical sight. With bumbling charm, he vanquished evil's curse, Inept yet endearing, a hero none could rehearse. So let us ch
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