Batten Hoodies

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BATTEN Because Badass Is Not An Official Last Name

This Girl Loves Her BATTEN

A Typographic turn of phrase for your wearing pleasure.

A couple take a stroll on Mount Batten Pier, Plymouth - and are caught by the rays of the sun setting behind them. The breakwater, in Plymouth Sound, shelters parts of the historic port. Mountbatten was a RAF flying boat base from 1917 to 1992.

Built in 1652, Mount Batten Tower is a 30 foot high circular gun tower, at the mouth of the river Plym, in Plymouth UK. It is a scheduled monument owned by Plymouth City Council, and is shortly to become available as a wedding venue.

Sunset over Plymouth Sound, from low tide Mount Batten beach

This design is for people with Batten Disease and those who love and support them.

Buy me some time to spend Staring into your eyes

Watching sundown on Mount Batten beach in Plymouth.

And I wanted you to know, Today won't go down in stone

And I'm thinking what's the harm In a bit of rhetoric and charm

But we'll meet again on better terms

your precious addiction Your lies taste vile

Batten down the hatches. Its a downpour.

And as we march into the storms eyes, I find relief in the rain

In The Next Half An Hour

I hate to be the bearer of bad news As the cracks appear to run

Today won't go down in history, So shut your eyes

you arrange it to show a broken expression

I can hind as I lead my army, Into certain death

Batten down the hatches

Mount Batten Tower, Plymouth, April 2023 The 17th century Mount Batten artillery tower is one of the key landmarks in the 'ocean city' of Plymouth (Devon, England). Mount Batten was the location of a flying boat station and RAF base between 1913 and 1986. Date: 30th April 2023.

Plymouth hosts the National Fireworks Championships in August every year. This draws huge crowds for two nights of spectacular displays.

Drake’s Island is situated in the natural harbour of Plymouth Sound, in Devon. It is named after Sir Francis Drake, the sixteenth century English sea captain who made Plymouth his home port. This photo of the island was taken from Mount Batten. Mount Edgcumbe can be seen in the background, which is on the Cornwall side of Plymouth Sound.

And you’d better be yourself

Buy me some Indians to oppose my bored dead cowboys

You might never meet me, For I am King

You provoke tears that stain you control my face

Caught sipping from the cup of denial