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@mathheinzel
Retired, Permaculturist, woodworker, old Witch, old hippy, pogressive, Wisconsinite
Caught a Lake Trout near Bayfield on Lake Superior. Couldn't see land because AQU was over 500.
Looks like another great year for my Elderberries! (this is one of maybe 10 bushes)
Seeing posts that Trump has not been seen, maybe had a health issue, so I searched. I love the "Auto-generated based on listed sources. May contain inaccuracies."
I've been making Pragmites Mason bee habitat for several years now, getting better all the time. I found this heartwarming/heartbreaking article and wanted to share: craft-folk.com/pages/beetre...
Welcome to Spring in Wisconsin (Madison)! Tornado warnings last night and today, and this:
Mice really like it when you have green wood in te firewood pile. Maybe they are less likely to girdle trees/shrubs?
Newly hatched, too soon to go outside, will be finding them all over the house now. Should help with the fruit fly invasion from my vermiculture...
If light can't escape a black hole, how can gravity? And since objects approaching the speed of light increase in mass, they would also increase their gravimetric attraction, no? Asking for a friend.
We are the Little Folk--we! Too little to love or to hate. Leave us alone and you'll see How we can drag down the State!
Remembered this lovely encounter from when I worked on the UW Campus in Madison.
I've been in lve with wood most of my life. Worked at the Amana Colony's Furniture & Clock Shop in the late '70's and early 80's. Now taking cross-sections of branches/logs, sanding them and letting their inner beauty shine. This one from an old apple tree that ended up in my woodpile.
Had an old wheelchair, too old fo anyone to want, so I turned it into a garden cart. My friend Barb called it a "wheelchairrow"
I've seen some lovely embroideries posted, thought I'd put up some examples from my late Partner, Rae Atira-Soncea. This is a detail from a triptych honoring the Goddess/Saint Brigit. I watched her working on this for years, and calculated she has around 2,000 hours of stitching.
So, if you use a mint in anticipation of a kiss, are you waiting with baited breath?
Snow outside today, but I found this adorable vid of my son's dog playing with a broody hen.
Finally getting started on my library floor. Doing some samples to get the process down. Disks cut with a jig on bandsaw to 3/4", here attached to OSB, then interstices filled with a variety of different materials: This one polyurethane and sawdust.
Beware emails that look like an official Social Security notification. From: email is info@app15.portal-ssa-gov.es (TLD of .es is Spain, true SSA email ends in .GOV) I imagine a lot of folks just click on the Download link for the "Secure Access Application", giving remote access to your device.
Just sharing an old SMBC that seems relevant to today's political situation.
Dwarf irises in my raingarden this morning. They are spreading, and I'm gonna help!