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Rich Golden Light of Sunset
The turkeys put themselves to bed last night. I came out a little later than usual to herd them back to their house and they were already there! Their piece of tree looks like a whales head. I didn’t notice that until I took the picture. Do you see it? Lulu – the oldest barn…
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YES! They are HERE!
The four tiny American Guinea Hogs are here. And they are good! They are robust, chubby and very busy. American Guinea Hogs are an old American breed that was even on the endangered list for a while, they were very common in the South in the old days being a small friendly easy to raise…
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📣 A Fun Announcement
I am looking for a few readers who would like to write GUEST POSTS for the kitchens garden blog while I am in California next month. We used to do this all the time! Remember? Who we would love to meet This time I am particularly looking for writers or aspiring writers, writers of novels,…
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West meets East
Look West. See the sunset? Then. Turn. Swivel. Look over your shoulder. Keep your feet planted. Look back. From the exact same spot. Look East. Same light. Same time. Different direction. The land is so flat that the sunset lights the clouds in the East. We can see light and dark from the exact same…
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Weeding in Bare Feet
If you are a gardener you are a weeder. A watcher of weeds. We endlessly plot how to have weed free gardens and fields. A weed is a plant in the wrong place and there are thousands of plants in the wrong place in my pig garden. Velvet weed or Buttonweed is an invasive species.…
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