Homecoming
Jul 30, 2026
Merry Lighter Days!
atombonds
Top comment
That's so many people! 😯😵💫 That plan was a bit vague, does Pip know what it means to be a floater? 😅 My arms hurt for the person holding the wreath, the ladder is just a little bit too short 😅
Recommendation for you
-
Recommendation
Copper eyes
BL 1.2m likes
-
Recommendation
Autophobia
Romance 1m likes
-
Recommendation
Humor me
Slice of life 3.3m likes
-
Recommendation
Ghost Lights
LGBTQ+ 840.9k likes
-
Recommendation
Green & Gold
Slice of life 551.1k likes
-
Recommendation
Ghost Eyes
Thriller/Horror 1.9m likes
-
Feeling lucky
Random series you may like
Things Are Afoot!
778 views76 subscribers
It’s December 1998 and Templeton, Pennsylvania – the “most isolated town in America” – is celebrating its 100 year anniversary.
Founded by a group of trainwreck survivors in an uncharacteristically inhospitable valley, Templeton was built as a sanctuary for weary travelers, a home for outsiders, and an escape from reality.
For nearly a century, they’ve managed to stay peaceful, quiet, and disconnected from the outside world. That is, until E. B. Ramone, investigative journalist, crash-lands into their annual Lighter Days celebration.
What is a lighthouse doing in central Pennsylvania? Why ban maps and mirrors? And, in a town full of stowaways, what does it really mean to ‘belong’?
Founded by a group of trainwreck survivors in an uncharacteristically inhospitable valley, Templeton was built as a sanctuary for weary travelers, a home for outsiders, and an escape from reality.
For nearly a century, they’ve managed to stay peaceful, quiet, and disconnected from the outside world. That is, until E. B. Ramone, investigative journalist, crash-lands into their annual Lighter Days celebration.
What is a lighthouse doing in central Pennsylvania? Why ban maps and mirrors? And, in a town full of stowaways, what does it really mean to ‘belong’?
Comments (1)
See all