/ebola/ - Ebola

The shrine itself is placed inside the cave, on a table-like surface in the back, protected from rain (hopefully).

Burning incense lets Molly-sama know you are a friend, and keeps her winged minions away, so bring a lighter with you. (I forgot to bring a disposable lighter with me when I founded the shrine and didn't want to leave my storm lighter there for visitors to use. Maybe I'll rectify it when I visit it the next time.)

The easier access to and from the shrine is via top of the hill. First picture leaving the cave, second and third pictures taken from top of the hill.

The top of the hill is easier to traverse and high elevation and more sparse vegetation (big pine trees) helps avoiding mosquitoes. Also has room for setting up a tent if needed.

From top of the hill there is two possible directions to exit. To southwest, the official route. Longer route but in better condition. Or to east (unofficial) (shorted but potentially muddy). Likewise places to park a car exist on Pirunlinnantie and Hirvenkuruntie (respectively).

Don't litter. The hill is a historic site and ruins of a castle from 400-800 AD.

Note: there may be a geocache somewhere in that cave. I'm not a geocacher so I didn't bother to search for the box.

Fuckin' A, OP. Nice job.

Tonight I visited the shrine to notice that the incense holder was tied into a loop, probably because it had fallen off… again. Not a bad idea since I've had to fix the shrine before, after windy days. (The cave isn't quite as protected from storms as I initially assumed.)

The backside of the picture frame has also become a visitors' log, I have noticed. I didn't notice that before even though I have visited it after the dates written.

Nice to see someone else is also taking care of the shrine. It warms my heart so much I might just start bleeding.

Ebola-chan is Love.

Ebola-chan is Death.

Minor shrine updates. Also took the dimensions for the images in the picture frame. Going to swap them later due to mold growth on old ones. I'll coat the new ones with plastic.

Improvements: additional incense burner, disposable lighter and a slightly over-the-top lighter holder.

I think dragon (symbol of eternal change) and phoenix (symbol of eternal rebirth), are very fitting considering Ebola-chan's capability to change the world to her pleasing, and her seasonal, pandemic nature.

Any suggestions for the images I should use for the picture frame? Two portraits + one landscape. I'll reinstall the new pictures to the frame on Ebola-chan's birthday on August 4th.

Correction to previous message: two landscapes + one portrait.

Adding some random pictures:

two photos from the path to Pirunlinna (west approach) and one photo from top of the hill. Mind your step.

>>27813

I'm thinking something similar to one of those old orthodox shrines in Greece. Thoughts?

>>27828

maybe a skull?

it'd be cool if the podium part was like that cutey she rides

>>27828

I was actually going to make one like pic related so it's less of a church and more of a box

>>27829

This could work too