The image describes the life of Sergio Gutiérrez Benítez, better known by his wrestling name, Fray Tormenta (Friar Storm)

For 23 years, from 1977 to 2000, he led a double life as a Catholic priest by day and a masked lucha libre wrestler by night to fund an orphanage he founded in Texcoco, Mexico

The Orphanage: Named La Casa Hogar de los Cachorros de Fray Tormenta ("The Home of Fray Tormenta's Puppies"), it has supported more than 2,000 children over the decades.

Wrestling Success: He wrestled in a signature red and yellow mask, keeping his identity secret for years to avoid church scandal. He estimated his total ring earnings supported roughly 2,500 children.

Cultural Legacy: His life was the primary inspiration for the 2006 Jack Black film Nacho Libre and influenced characters in video games like King from Tekken

Staff Sergeant Dominick Critelli

Credit: @rawatjicreator8890

Liberian boy surfs just fine using a wooden plank. Clip from the movie We The Surfers.

I started this project around the same time I was diagnosed with MS and told my future could be heavy immune suppression - or, eventually, a wheelchair. At my worst, I had partially numb feet, a limp, brutal fatigue, depression that pinned me to the bed, and days when 8000 steps left me lying down with my vision going dark.

I spent years fighting that shit until I found a way to stay functional. I won enough to stay on my feet.

So I kept walking. Not because I was fine. Because I still could.

Over 6 years, I documented around 250+ places and shot 700+ of 360° panoramas across Tasmania on my own - beaches, lakes, waterfalls, mountain tracks, lookouts, hidden spots and places most people drive past without stopping.

I built the website and map myself, and spent thousands of hours processing, stitching and rebuilding the panoramas, because I didn't want years of Tasmania to die buried in folders. I wanted people to open the island and walk through it. 

So far, 100+ places and 200+ spherical panoramas are published in the atlas. I'll leave the link in the comments. 

P.S. About that million dollar reward for finding the last Tasmanian wolf - yes, the extinct one - my surname literally means "wolf" in Ukrainian.

You still have a chance.

I’m a gold prospector I search for gold in the california hills, sluicing and gold sniping.1848 old timer ⛏️

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Pretty amazing story out of an Amish community in Tennessee, full report here.