Journey Through the Sol: A Rite of Passage to Spiritual Awakening

February 9, 2025

If you look close, you can see that it’s a mountain, within a mountain… within a mountain.

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Fred Capp

1 month ago

Here, toss in some NASA pix to make it look good. That will entice the targeted market.

personally, I find most examples of this genre to be rip-offs. And the few that aren’t are lost in the backwash.

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Brad

1 month ago

Three mountains are too much!

LPlatePen

1 month ago

Good job that mountain has undo-able buttons on it, so Mr. God-in-a-Ball can pop out unhindered!

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