Passage Magnets

Dr. Stevens

labor and delivery nurse

We're all part of the human experience called life. Don't harass other people. Let them make it home safe.

Textured to look distressed and frosty blue, this photo taken at the top of coxcomb hill, near the Astoria Column, overlooks Youngs Bay and Youngs River winding past evergreen forest towards the mountains in the distance beyond the Old Youngs Bay Bridge. Photo by J. H. Morton, editing by Dawna Morton

Photo by J. H. Morton, editing by Dawna Morton

Indigenous challenge with games on the trunk, ritual tradition and secular custom. And so for many generations these indigenous boys pass the adult stage... everyone watches and enshrines them.

McCormack's Beach Provincial Park, Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia - August 9, 2008. Located in Eastern Passage and adjacent to Fisherman’s Cove. Lawlor Island is in the forested area in the background. Camera: Olympus E500 & Zukko 40-150 lens ISO 100, focal len 40mm, 1/250, f/5.6

Innate Passage (2022) Album by Elder

People all throughout the world take part in activities known as “Firewalks,” which, to put it simply, involve ambling barefoot over a bed of hot stones or embers. This ritual is frequently performed as a rite of passage, as a test of a person’s courage and mental fortitude, or in religious contexts, as a proof of one’s faith. Social theorists have argued that the popularity of intense collective events such as firewalking continues to grow because they foster socialization. The social cohesion and team building they bring about make them a favorite worldwide. Whatever the reasons for engaging in firewalking, it’s clear that this discipline has captured people’s emotions and imaginations and is here to stay.

The boardwalk at McCormack's Beach Provincial Park, Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia - August 9, 2008. Located in Eastern Passage and adjacent to Fisherman’s Cove. Lawlor Island is in the forested area in the background. A walk along the boardwalk on a pleasant summer's day is very popular. Camera: Olympus E500 & Zukko 40-150mm lens ISO 100, focal length 40mm, f/8.0, 1/500

Time is a measurement of our existence on this planet, make the most of your time here. Love, laugh and cherish every moment.

Ohhh you better make sure those fingernails are squeaky clean before setting down for dinner at the Palmer table.

While riding Flight of Passage you get so immersed in what you are doing that when the Na'vi yell out "Sivako," you can't help but join them, and now you can join them in style with this exclusive design. Perfect for your next trip to Pandora!

Göta Canal runs through the Swedish landscape, in Söderköping, at the steamboat bridge, the old sailboat is safely moored to a bollard and the sunset gives a warm romantic light

Göta canal runs through the Swedish countryside, in Söderköping, at the steamboat bridge, the old sailboat is safely moored to a bollard

The infamous Drake Passage can be a lake or a whole lot of shake, and true triple threat for ocean rowers.

The legendary 1980 documentary about the origin of punk rock!

Cloudy twilight scene & winding trail from the Dolly Sods Wilderness near Davis, West Virginia (USA).

What would precode hollywood be without Frank Mchugh. I love hearing that trademark 'ha ha'!

Still flowing Göta Kanal through the Swedish landscape, dramatic clouds create a mood in the picture. The steamboat bridge awaits an oncoming boat

A monochrome view of an atmospheric set of stairs near the Quayside at Newcastle Upon Tyne (UK), leading to the castle keep and the city centre

Rise to the Challenge!

An hourglass, also known as a time sand, gracefully measures the passage of time as the sand gently flows from one glass chamber to another, symbolizing the fleeting nature of existence and the importance of cherishing each moment.

Still flowing Göta Kanal through the Swedish landscape, dramatic clouds create a mood in the picture

Magnifique pagode de Bich Dong dans le site de Ninh Binh au Vietnam

This abstract view of the spectacular terrain of Alaska. So much to see and with each turn everything changes.

Featuring the inspirational Japanese phrase Mono No Aware, translated as “an empathy toward things” or “a sensitivity to ephemera,” written in black horizontal kanji characters. It's an inspiring gift idea for fans of Asian writing/calligraphy and culture, students and teachers of Buddhism, zen, philosophy and Eastern thought, and those who could use a comforting reminder that we can be moved emotionally by objects, that the reality of life is that things are transient, to appreciate the impermanence of all things.

Göta canal runs through the Swedish landscape, in Söderköping, at the steamboat bridge lies the old steamboat moored

Göta canal runs through the Swedish landscape, in Söderköping, at the steamboat bridge, the old steamboat is safely moored to a bollard

Still flowing Göta Kanal through the Swedish landscape, dramatic clouds create a mood in the picture. The steamboat bridge awaits an oncoming boat

Still flowing Göta Kanal through the Swedish landscape, dramatic clouds create a mood in the picture. The steamboat bridge awaits an oncoming boat

the 1936 reissue poster for One Way Passage

Magnifique pagode de Bich Dong dans le site de Ninh Binh au Vietnam

Magnifique pagode de Bich Dong dans le site de Ninh Binh au Vietnam

Magnifique pagode de Bich Dong dans le site de Ninh Binh au Vietnam

Magnifique pagode de Bich Dong dans le site de Ninh Binh au Vietnam