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Archive for March, 2013. March 3, 2013 at 8:02 pm · Filed under Uncategorized. Trying out some of the macro/close-up features of my new Nikon D-5100. Still getting the hang of it. March 3, 2013 at 8:01 pm · Filed under Uncategorized. Trying out some of the close-up features of my new Nikon D-5100. Still getting the hang of it. Friends in cool places, doing similar things:. Jen Fownes (Costa Rica). Subscribe to my mailing list! Join 7 other followers. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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MILPA: From Seed to Salsa : September 2012
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Hope for a Beleaguered Planet. Our book Milpa: From Seed to Salsa - Ancient Ingredients for a Sustainable Future. Explores through a blend of essays, recipes and documentary photography. How the ancient agricultural knowledge and the wealth of 1000 year-old seeds and planting practices still in use among the Mixtec peoples of southern Mexico can help us to meet the ecological and food crises of today. Contains the traditional recipes lovingly shared by the local indigenous Mixtec women, allowing readers ...
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MILPA: From Seed to Salsa : August 2015
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Hope for a Beleaguered Planet. Our book Milpa: From Seed to Salsa - Ancient Ingredients for a Sustainable Future. Explores through a blend of essays, recipes and documentary photography. How the ancient agricultural knowledge and the wealth of 1000 year-old seeds and planting practices still in use among the Mixtec peoples of southern Mexico can help us to meet the ecological and food crises of today. Contains the traditional recipes lovingly shared by the local indigenous Mixtec women, allowing readers ...
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MILPA: From Seed to Salsa : October 2014
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Hope for a Beleaguered Planet. Our book Milpa: From Seed to Salsa - Ancient Ingredients for a Sustainable Future. Explores through a blend of essays, recipes and documentary photography. How the ancient agricultural knowledge and the wealth of 1000 year-old seeds and planting practices still in use among the Mixtec peoples of southern Mexico can help us to meet the ecological and food crises of today. Contains the traditional recipes lovingly shared by the local indigenous Mixtec women, allowing readers ...
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Journey to Waerabo: Part 5 | Indonesian 101
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Journey to Waerabo: Part 5. February 8, 2010 at 4:26 am · Filed under Flores. The hike down the mountain back to Franz’ place was pretty straightforward; we banged it out in like two and a half hours, whereas the trek in took about three and a half. Downhill makes a difference. When we got home, I had a chance to lay out all the new booty and dry my clothes off. Rel="bookmark" title="Permanent link to Journey to Waerabo: Part 5" class="permalink" Permalink. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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With fire in the hands | View From Casita Colibrí
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View From Casita Colibrí. Gringa musings from a rooftop terrace in Oaxaca. With fire in the hands. May 22, 2015 by spixl. Tlacolulokos collective has brought their artistry and social commentary to a wall on the upper floor of the Casa de la Ciudad. The mural, “Con el fuego en las manos” shows two young women, almost mirror images of each other or, perhaps, two sides of the same woman. As the introduction to the exhibit on the Casa de la Ciudad. There are elements in her clothing belonging to the Latina ...
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South of the Border, Again.....: Feast Day in San Miguel Huautla, OAXACA, Mexico
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South of the Border, Again. Friday, September 30, 2011. Feast Day in San Miguel Huautla, OAXACA, Mexico. Labels: © Judith Haden Photography. I apologize for the lack of control of photo placement.I have tried an tried to no avail.). Posted by Judith Haden. September 30, 2011 at 11:03 AM. Does anyone have any tips on controlling photo placement? This is very frustrating! March 21, 2012 at 5:25 PM. Really enjoyed meeting you however briefly at the Casa. Jewel Murphy - Eugene Oregon. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Map.
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Cuauhtémoc, the last emperor | View From Casita Colibrí
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View From Casita Colibrí. Gringa musings from a rooftop terrace in Oaxaca. Laquo; We three kings…. Oaxaca in Washington D.C. Cuauhtémoc, the last emperor. January 9, 2017 by spixl. Of the rábanos from Noche de Rábanos, this radish sculpture of Cuauhtémoc. The last Aztec emperor of Tenochtitlan, was my favorite. 8220;Cuauhtémoc: El Último Gran Emperador Azteca” by José Yehú Santos Aguilar took second place in the Free Radish category. José Yehú Santos Aguilar. Night of the Radishes. Enter your comment here.
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MILPA: From Seed to Salsa : August 2013
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Hope for a Beleaguered Planet. Our book Milpa: From Seed to Salsa - Ancient Ingredients for a Sustainable Future. Explores through a blend of essays, recipes and documentary photography. How the ancient agricultural knowledge and the wealth of 1000 year-old seeds and planting practices still in use among the Mixtec peoples of southern Mexico can help us to meet the ecological and food crises of today. Contains the traditional recipes lovingly shared by the local indigenous Mixtec women, allowing readers ...