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Squid | Industrial Evolution
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Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 4 other followers. The Most Expensive Free Range, Copper River Egg Ever. The Moral of the Story. Food for Thought (4). Fat of the Land. March 17, 2010, 8:06 PM. Filed under: Food for Thought. My first task was to remove the beak and tentacles. Then I had to remove the beak, located in the middle of the tentacles. The tentacles were now ready to go into the ice bath. Which- what do you know? Leave a Re...
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Pullets | Industrial Evolution
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Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 4 other followers. The Most Expensive Free Range, Copper River Egg Ever. The Moral of the Story. Food for Thought (4). Fat of the Land. April 28, 2010, 7:38 PM. The bird is the word. Our chicks are now too big to really be called chicks anymore. I could swear they’ve doubled in size in the past week! We took them on their first outdoor field trip this past weekend. Dimitra and Tootsie on the lam.
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North City Community Garden: H2O
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North City Community Garden. A Chronology of a Labor of Love with the Start-up of a Community Garden for the Benefit of North City (Lynden, WA) Neighbors. Friday, May 29, 2009. Yeswe now have water on-site! As of yesterday evening, the garden has 2 hydrants to draw upon for plant-giving, life-nourishment. Thanks to Larry Van Andel (Whatcom-Skagit Trenching) for his donation of time and equipment plus professional services, our North City Community Garden has water. Thanks so much Larry! God in the Garden.
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North City Community Garden: Entry Arch is UP!
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North City Community Garden. A Chronology of a Labor of Love with the Start-up of a Community Garden for the Benefit of North City (Lynden, WA) Neighbors. Thursday, May 21, 2009. Entry Arch is UP! Thanks to our dear friends, Gerrit Starkenburg. We now have our "Entry Arch" installed. Next we will explore putting up our sign. Jay has some really nice rough-sawed cedar that could look all the "part". Gerrit suggested a routered out lettered concept. Could be real nice! On pictures to zoom. God in the Garden.
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North City Community Garden: April 2009
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North City Community Garden. A Chronology of a Labor of Love with the Start-up of a Community Garden for the Benefit of North City (Lynden, WA) Neighbors. Monday, April 27, 2009. Cranky Blisters Get the Job Done. After our Genernal Membership meeting, and after selecting garden plots, 8 of us spent about 3 hours digging fence post holes, and set posts and ralls for our cedar split rail fence. But all persisted, prevailed and went home nursing this or that sore hand or back. Enjoy some pictures. click.
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North City Community Garden: Buckwheat Sprouts
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North City Community Garden. A Chronology of a Labor of Love with the Start-up of a Community Garden for the Benefit of North City (Lynden, WA) Neighbors. Thursday, July 2, 2009. On June 18, I seeded 4 plots with buckwheat. Since they had not been claimed by anyone, the weeds were into a serious party. That ended the 18th. The purpose is for the buckwheat plant to provide a living cover for the soil, suppressing weeds, and ultimately to be sacrificed in about 2-months to the tiller and become green manure.
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North City Community Garden: Walter
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North City Community Garden. A Chronology of a Labor of Love with the Start-up of a Community Garden for the Benefit of North City (Lynden, WA) Neighbors. Saturday, September 11, 2010. We were honored to have Walter Haugen of FA Farms show up during our "tail gate" party. He was just finishing up some gardening at the Christian Heath Care garden, and I waved him over to join us. While enjoying the good food shared by NCCR's, we learned a lot from Walter with his stories and experience. God in the Garden.
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North City Community Garden: No it's a "tail gate" party
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North City Community Garden. A Chronology of a Labor of Love with the Start-up of a Community Garden for the Benefit of North City (Lynden, WA) Neighbors. Saturday, September 11, 2010. No its a tail gate party. A neighbor walked by and thought this was a tail-gate party since I was sitting on my truck's tail gate. Well of course it is whatever it is . Just plain fun! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New Hope Lasagna Garden. Amer Comm Gardening Assoc. Portland, OR Comm Gardens. Sparks in the Soil blog.
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Hortus Urbanus: May 2010
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Tuesday, May 25, 2010. Want to Get Your Hands Dirty? Seattleites, get involved! In a few days my Urban Garden will transplant to hot and humid zone 7 Philadelphia. I have greatly enjoyed my five years in Seattle and its amazing gardening opportunities. I've listed a few of my favorites below. I will continue to explore the mid-Atlantic horti urbani as soon as I get settled. Enjoy the Seattle summer! Offers amazing and affordable classes such as Beekeeping 101 and Comprehensive Organic Gardening. Ceanothu...
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What James Had For Dinner: December 2014
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What James Had For Dinner. Wednesday, December 31, 2014. I'm not superstitious in the least or much for most tradition. But, I do love a food theme I can, so to speak - sink my teeth into. Though I did not don the traditional red underwear of Italian New Year's eve, I did gather up a meal of lentils and sausages. The round lentils representing coins are said to bring abundance and good fortune in the coming year. Monday, December 29, 2014. It's so nice to have cooking friends visit. I removed the meat fr...
