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Inaka Life 田舎の生活: Sometimes smaller is better
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Some images of life in the Japanese countryside. Thursday, June 4, 2015. Sometimes smaller is better. Late winter in Vermont. Way off the beaten path in Yabu. It's been the driest spring I can remember. Feels like a different country. Not far from home, trying to find an elusive 8th century. A different local falls. Yamabiru, ヤマビル- land leech. A little rain and warmth. And they're on to you. Got through my big OR gaiters. Dem belly full but me hungry. Meiji era Fudoumyou san. In town and nearby. We've be...
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Inaka Life 田舎の生活: Mild fall
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Some images of life in the Japanese countryside. Thursday, November 27, 2014. 850m the difficult way. How much wood can a Super Cub chuck? About 15 pieces per run. The home range from a different angle. Woody shelf and rare watering hole. Here's looking at you. Yamanashi- wild mountain pears. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Stitch on monkey patrol. Out of the Blue. Solar Beginners Forum NAWS. Build it solar hydro links. Our latitude is the same as Tennessee, with very wet, hot, humid summers. We ...
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Inaka Life 田舎の生活: January 2015
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Some images of life in the Japanese countryside. Saturday, January 31, 2015. I was caretaker of this Shinto shrine for over a decade, now I miss it. A functional charcoal kiln deep in the woods. Rarer than a thatched roof these days. A silver coin from 1912 recovered from a kiln. Great snowpack this year. Night skiing deserves a quiet night. Largest blue to date. A rock seemingly carried upwards 3 meters. By a large vine. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Stitch on monkey patrol. Out of the Blue. Our latitude ...
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Inaka Life 田舎の生活: June 2015
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Some images of life in the Japanese countryside. Thursday, June 4, 2015. Sometimes smaller is better. Late winter in Vermont. Way off the beaten path in Yabu. It's been the driest spring I can remember. Feels like a different country. Not far from home, trying to find an elusive 8th century. A different local falls. Yamabiru, ヤマビル- land leech. A little rain and warmth. And they're on to you. Got through my big OR gaiters. Dem belly full but me hungry. Meiji era Fudoumyou san. In town and nearby. Our best...
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Inaka Life 田舎の生活: April 2014
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Some images of life in the Japanese countryside. Tuesday, April 29, 2014. Here, there, and everywhere. I finally was able to attend an edible plant workshop,. Been looking for years and years, never anything. In my area. Hands on is the way to go. A weather balloon radiosonde that was launched in Matsue, Shimane. Rose to an altitude of 30,000m / 100,000 ft. and travelled 160. Kilometers to our mountains. We recovered the torn balloon and. A real gold mine hidden deep in plain sight. Out of the Blue.
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Inaka Life 田舎の生活: September 2014
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Some images of life in the Japanese countryside. Monday, September 15, 2014. Basic soft curd process for Farmhouse Cheddar. Use non homogenized, low temperature pasteurized milk 3L. Heat to 32C and add mesophilic culture hold for one hour at 32. Add rennet, stir and hold for another hour at temp. Then cut curds and raise temp to 38C very slowly over 1/2 hour. Drain for 1 hour or so. 3L of milk will yield from 300 to 350 grams of cheese. Press for 10 mins then turn over, press again for 15 mins. Our best ...
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Inaka Life 田舎の生活: June 2013
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Some images of life in the Japanese countryside. Sunday, June 2, 2013. Ever seen a bush warbler 鶯 うぐいす？This was my first sighting, it took 20 minutes to stalk it. Completely missed dandelion season. So I got over a kilo of white clover. Ginger, raisins, lemon, sugar, water, yeast. See you in December. Freshly picked green tea. Don't leave home without it! 7 down 5 to go. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Ever seen a bush warbler 鶯 うぐいす？This was my first. Stitch on monkey patrol. Out of the Blue. Our latitude i...
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Inaka Life 田舎の生活: March 2013
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Some images of life in the Japanese countryside. Wednesday, March 20, 2013. Dash for the cache. The tree hugger in its element. Going up the round I found this large strange mass. At first I thought it was roadkill. The larger female underneath. Masses of eggs on a male with the female barely visible. Still some snow lingering. High , dry, and undisturbed. I removed the most expensive items. And left behind the shelter, a cooking pot, some fuel and candles. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dash for the cache.
