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Goldman Sachs & magic mushrooms
WTF. Goldman Sachs is the poster kid of what is wrong with our country. The blogosphere is alive with folks ranking on Goldman Sachs and with good reason. First, you have the revolving door between… more →
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Wild Food: Purslane
Lynn wrote 3 hours ago: Purslane is often identified as a weed, but if you overlook this plant or uproot it, you’ll mi … more →
Mushroom Foraging!
EarthFreak wrote 21 hours ago: Check out this PILE of muchroom caps! Delicous! On a recent camping trip up into the mountains, we c … more →
blackberries
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colouritgreen wrote 1 day ago: I picked my first blackberry a couple of days ago. Here it is, moments before being scoffed. Much … more →
The Way Things Have Always Been
ranat wrote 1 day ago: So this new dynamic. It is not kinky, and it is not vanilla, and it is excellent. I’ve been th … more →
Goldman Sachs & magic mushrooms
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Abraham wrote 2 days ago: WTF. Goldman Sachs is the poster kid of what is wrong with our country. The blogosphere is alive w … more →
Ireland Plant Identification Fun
Fandango wrote 2 days ago: I found some cool looking plants while I was out hunting for Nettles in the field behind our apartm … more →
curly dock, grand avenue
nightingalesquare wrote 4 days ago: This is curly dock, but you’ve seen it before. It’s among the most common weeds we k … more →
Foraging for wild mushrooms. Again...
For your face... wrote 5 days ago: mushroom bounty Me and Lindsey had a great day at Grafton state park today, and like most outings wi … more →
Wild Black Raspberries
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localkitchen wrote 1 week ago: We have wild black raspberries growing in our yard (yes, we are very lucky). There is one good-size … more →
Orcas and Tufted Puffins!
onboardtourswhales wrote 1 week ago: July 10, 2009 J’s, K’s and L’s really spread out from Salmon Bank heading toward C … more →
Unexpected Recognition
melendwyr wrote 1 week ago: Sometimes you don’t notice things until you’re made aware of them. Then they’re u … more →
Orcas from J-K-L Pods Foraging and Vocalizing
onboardtourswhales wrote 1 week ago: J-16 Slick & son J-26 Mike L-105 Fluke July 8, 2009 Salmon Bank seems to be the place for whales … more →
Foraged Nocino (Green Walnut Liqueur)
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Amelia wrote 1 week ago: Black walnuts grow all over the place in the parks and residential neighborhoods of DC. They have d … more →
Morel Mushroom Hunt & Wild Ramps
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eat2love wrote 1 week ago: hello everyone, i’m not dead …………… yet. but this black log is. … more →
Wildcrafting: A gathering of snails
herfergrrl wrote 1 week ago: I ordered a dish of snails in garlic butter recently at a nice French restaurant, which reminded me … more →
Finding Haws
edibleplanet wrote 1 week ago: A couple of months ago when I was driving around, I saw a family collecting berries off a tree on th … more →
Sorrel or clover
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Abraham wrote 1 week ago: Wood sorrel is a tasty wild edible. It’s so common too that I thought I’d do a post abo … more →
Deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed
Abraham wrote 2 weeks ago: Surfing up in Maine for the weekend so I figured I’d let some other people do the writing for … more →
Orcas-Minkes-Marine Birds
onboardtourswhales wrote 2 weeks ago: July 3, 2009 Sunny, warm, pond-like conditions, at the end of the flooding tide, in the Strait of Ju … more →
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