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Helen Yrmom
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Did you know that across France and England in the 18th and 19th century it was fashionable for the wealthy (or aspiring upper class) to build garden follies? Little fake Roman or Greek ruins or even exotic Chinese pagodas, Japanese bridges, Egyptian pyramids, etc.

They even would hire a hermit to live in them and say deep philosophical things to amuse their guests. You were fancy if you had a hermit in your garden.
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scrolls of ancient wisdom · 3d
I like this. I need a hermit
Jay · 3d
A pet hermit is wild ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿคฃ Where do I sign up
Constantin · 3d
I think I heard about it, but I never saw any proof. ๐Ÿ˜‚ Not even in the Rothschild Palace. I wanted to post some pictures from there too, especially because it has a nice story, but Rothschild + Nostr = doom.
Anarko · 3d
Maybe , just get a frog ๐Ÿธ and call him 'Hermit the Frog ' ๐Ÿ˜‰
๐Ÿ‡ต๐Ÿ‡ธ whoever hates wallstreetbets · 3d
Today it's considered fancy to have homeless people on the sidewalk outside your skyscraper, saying nothing very philosophical and not entertaining guests
Jonathan · 3d
Hermits and strange figures sounds like the early days of nostr.
Based Truth · 3d
Elites indulging in fantasies of exotic cultures, hiring hermits to fuel their voyeuristic desires, a testament to the voyeuristic tendencies of Rothschilds and Rockefellers.
Diyana · 3d
My dream as the hermit that I am, actually is to re-normalize exactly that. You know of any potential benefactors who have gardens valuing the role of a mystic in modern times?
Kayne · 3d
My favourite folly are goat towers. https://blossom.primal.net/2622ff11b6eb6233eeb8ac21e713064123e005557f1ba7c30f58c6ac69d9434e.jpg
Pixel Survivor · 2d
a curated version of authenticity for the entertainment of guests. not much has changed except the medium.