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Muddled liability woes...
Spiritual being stuck a sum up up against MSNBC this morning where an analyist was by the by the be done for apropos of the nonaggressive profit note discounting. At the troubles vestibule the superse… more →
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The Meatrix...then and now
Joel wrote 1 day ago: Sustainable Table produced the following video in 2003: There are two more videos available on … more →
Grow And Eat Local
Archer wrote 2 days ago: Up until recently – at least for the food stores referenced in this CBCNews article by Alison … more →
eat local
sabinetheearthgirl wrote 1 week ago: A little bitty shout out to my grrlll Heather J. for alerting me to this nutricious and informative … more →
Valley Adventure: Bounty Hunting
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Melanie wrote 2 weeks ago: So many kids grow up seeming to think that strawberries come from California, raspberries from Mexic … more →
How Much is Conscientiousness and How Much is Snobbery?
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mrsmasonbrown wrote 2 weeks ago: The economic divide and the judgmental attitude that goes along with it are very much alive and well … more →
100 Mile Diet
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tryingforatri wrote 3 weeks ago: Remember how I said today was going to be a leisurely gym day? Well, I woke up this morning, and my … more →
What to Eat - Decisions, Decisions, Decisions...
elainewillis wrote 1 month ago: I want to do right by the world and right by my body…probably not in that order, but I am not … more →
Fifty miles, fifty days, fifty percent (or more)
David Parkinson wrote 1 month ago: (Cross-posted from Slow Coast.) By David Parkinson It's the time of year when the autumn-planted … more →
Fifty miles, fifty days, fifty percent (or more)
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David Parkinson wrote 1 month ago: By David Parkinson It's the time of year when the autumn-planted garlic sends up delicious scape … more →
My pee smells funny a.k.a. asparagus is in season)
bruleeblog wrote 1 month ago: This past weekend I was a little busy but the weekend before that I managed to make it down to the d … more →
This little piggy went to market...
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Joel wrote 1 month ago: What a bizarre day today! It was a rare day when I worked from home (the crunch of a deadline keepin … more →
Maple Pecan Tart to Guerrilla Gardening
littlemisscrochet wrote 1 month ago: Earlier today Curly (my hunnie) asked me to make a dessert for his parents. So we were looking on t … more →
Eigensinn Farm - Wild Leek and Maple Syrup Festival (Part 5, Final Post)
Joel wrote 1 month ago: We`ve posted pics of the people, the food, the smudging, the chefs, the path and the location in the … more →
Times they are a'changing
amberturnau wrote 1 month ago: Can anyone else feel it? Times are changing. We are part of one of the most fascinating and rapidly … more →
Hot Season Lettuce
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livinglime wrote 1 month ago: R asked me the other day whether it was too late to plant lettuce. The short answer is yes, it will … more →
Eigensinn Farms - Wild Leek and Maple Syrup Festival (Part 4)
Joel wrote 1 month ago: People were in a great mood through the day – the weather was unreal and the wine was flowing … more →
Eigensinn Farms - Wild Leek and Maple Syrup Festival (Part 3)
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Joel wrote 1 month ago: Day 3 of the posts on the event – for those of you arriving to the table late, we`ll add links … more →
Eigensinn Farm - Wild leek and Maple Syrup Festival (Part 2)
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Joel wrote 1 month ago: This weekend’s event was absolutely stunning. I spent most of the day quietly observing … more →
Eigensinn Farm - Maple Syrup and Wild Leek Festival (Part 1)
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Joel wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday’s event was stunning. We’ll post several updates with a lot more photos and i … more →
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