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Gear Changes @ The Path Less Pedaled
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Bicycles and Small Towns. What is Bicycle Travel? Beyond the Ride – CycleOregon. October 15, 2009. Some things have already been shipped back. I sent home a pair of rain pants that I decided I didn’t really want to lug around, because I really don’t enjoy actually riding in them. Plus a rain jacket that wasn’t really waterproof anymore, and replaced it with a tighter-fitting (thus, better for cycling) Marmot DriClime Catalyst windbreaker. And a pair of jeans and an extra camera lens. It’s also my b...
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Duorückenwind baut ein Haus: Januar 2013
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Duorückenwind baut ein Haus. Ein Haus zu bauen ist ein Abenteuer: Mit viel Energie, Eigenleistung, Hilfe von Fachleuten und Geld wollen wir unser eigenes Dach über dem Kopf erschaffen. Wie andere auch werden wir es wahrscheinlich nur ein einziges Mal in unserem Leben tun, deshalb wollen wir unsere Erfahrungen teilen. Je besser der Bauherr informiert ist, desto mehr Spass macht das Bauen. Samstag, 26. Januar 2013. Dieser Winter ist saukalt. Wir könnten mehr schlafen. Und hier das vorläufige Treppenprodukt.
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Metro Farming Escapades: Wild Fermentation
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010. I recently picked up the book "Wild Fermentation" by Sandor Ellix Katz. Wow! This book is inspiring and challenging in all the right ways! Imagine, Americans waking up to the reality that they are living in a world of industrialized, generic, chemical, food and wanting to know what food is really supposed to taste like, how its made, and where they fit into the process! They're our greatest allies! Sandor's study on the origins of fermentation shows us that its one of the oldest...
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Metro Farming Escapades: A Musing on Time and Distance
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010. A Musing on Time and Distance. Yesterday I had the occassion to drive out past Gresham, past Troutdale, almost to the very banks of the Sandy River. The drive was pleasent enough through rolling hills and nurseries on every street. Coming back was a different story, but thats neither here nor there. In conclusion I am blessed to live in a city which is still quite human in scale. May 26, 2010 at 3:20 PM. I think though, the kind of odd side effect of primarily getting around on a...
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Metro Farming Escapades: September 2010
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Monday, September 6, 2010. Well, like it or not the weather is moving into cooler temps again. That means its time to start thinking about the winter. Fall is also the time to be saving seeds- specifically mustard and beans seeds are ready to be collected or are close to it. Add to all this that our 3 hens are laying quite steadily (65 eggs in August) we're in pretty good shape for the upcoming months! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Naomi's Organic Farm Supply.
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Metro Farming Escapades: Lugnasad
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010. As we approach the waning of summer another Sabbat draws upon us. In Pagan and Neo-Pagan traditions there are eight festival (4 Major Sabbats, 4 Lesser Esbats) which mark the year. They are significant not only because of their relation the solstice and equinox (the Esbats), but also because they tell the story of the God and Goddess (through the Sabbats and the changes of the season). And so for this Lughnasad we shall be having a feast and a circle led by Flora.
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Metro Farming Escapades: October 2009
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Tuesday, October 13, 2009. A new day and a new post. Though really with everything we have done so far we are still catching up. Today is a day for tomatoes! 2 Compost them. Waste not want not, but at least you can recycle the nutrients. Most of the seeds should not be fully matured and so probably will not germinate in a cold compost pile. Obviously a hot compost will sterlize the seeds regardless. 4 I imagine you can can them. I have not read anything about this, but you know why not? I was out walking...
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Metro Farming Escapades: April 2010
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Monday, April 26, 2010. Some Thoughts on Community. This is an explication about my feelings about Earthy Day. There is a lot to be said about its origins and current effectiveness in actually changing public consciousness around environmental concerns. That is a good conversation but there are other issues too. Some of those issues are the reason why the Environmental movement stumbles so often. Recently while attending an Earth Day celebration here in. To out myself, I am a queer gender-queer transdyke...