ReaderRyn has produced an adorable final figure of The Traveling Tutor's family of Green Grass/Twilight Sparkle/Clover.

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Hey everyone. Now that I'm back and had a bit of time to settle in, I wanted to share a bit of a longer recount of my trip out West.

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Wikipedia on Pegasus: “everywhere the winged horse struck his hoof to the earth, an inspiring spring burst forth.” [1]

Derpy by NebulonB100

Fortunately the pegasi of Equestria manage water in more intelligent ways.

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Due to the number of rock references in the latest episode and I'm working on a Bachelors of Science in Geology I am going to be posting several Maud related things over the next week:

Source: http://caramelcookie.deviantart.com/art/My-Little-Gym-Leader-Maud-Pie-589104770

Hello there. Sorry I haven't uploaded a review of last week's episode but schoolwork has been pretty heavy for me this last week and I just couldn't justify writing it when I have lab reports, GIS projects, and an Econ exam to study for. I will re-watch the episode tomorrow and then write my review for it, so please come back tomorrow to read my thoughts on episode 3. For now, let's take a look at episode 4, featuring a geologists favorite pony: Maud Pie (now with a Rockterate). As an aspiring

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I've just been reading through the following mouth watering geology-themed-cake blog posts from the Geological Society of London:

The Great Geobakeoff – the results

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http://www.egu2014.eu/

At a long wooden table outside a gasthaus in the Leopoldstadt district of the Austrian Capital, four friends sat excitedly chatting and drinking beer.

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