Elma

@maybelmamazed.bsky.social

Body in East Frisia/Germany, heart forever wandering the hills of Yorkshire💚 Nature lover🌿 ❤️Beatles🎶 & Brontë📚 There’s always time for a cup of tea🫖 All 📷 are my own unless stated

Immortalised in the Beatles’ song Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!, based on one of his circus playbills (below), Pablo Fanque (1810–1871), born William Darby in Norwich, was Britain’s first recorded Black circus proprietor, He was one of the great showmen of the Victorian age. Orphaned

A Victorian-era letterpress circus poster from 1843 advertising "Pablo Fanque's Circus Royal" at Town Meadows in Rochdale. The black and white poster, which inspired the Beatles' song "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!", features bold, varied typography and two small woodcut illustrations: a performer balancing on his head on a pole, and an acrobat. It advertises a benefit performance for Mr. Kite and Mr. J. Henderson. Jones & Crosskill, printers and booksellers, Yorkshire Street, Rochdale, Public Domain

I have dreamt in my life, dreams that have stayed with me ever after, and changed my ideas; they have gone through and through me, like wine through water, and altered the colour of my mind - Emily Brontë #Bronte #Yorkshire 📷through windscreen🙃

A narrow country road curving through a misty rural landscape, with stone walls, bare trees, and distant hills, photographed through a car windscreen while driving.