Tag Archives: SSE

Becoming Native To This Place

Summer Waxing Green Corn Moon The next meeting of the Woolly Mammoths will be here in Andover. That means it’s theme and subject matter time. The theme will be, Becoming Native to this Place, the title of a book by … Continue reading →

Posted in Aging, Bees, Faith and Spirituality, Garden, Great Wheel, Great Work, permaculture, Woolly Mammoths | Tagged Decorah, In Defense of Food, Iowa, Land Institute, Michael Pollan, SSE, The Great Work, Wes Jackson | Leave a comment

Pictures

Summer Waxing Summer Moon From top to bottom: Western half of orchard + three oaks Cathedral at Seed Savers Exchange Southern half of our vegetable garden Lilies, Bees and Beans Carrots Vega the Wonder Dog Vega (right) and Rigel (left)

Posted in Bees, Family, Garden, permaculture | Tagged beans, Bees, carrots, lilies, Rigel, SSE, Vega | Leave a comment

We’re Baaaack!

Summer Waxing Green Corn Moon Some new html code somehow turned all the type on some computers black. Why this happened is not clear, since it never showed up on this computer or friend Bill Schmidt’s. A long time back … Continue reading →

Posted in Garden, GeekWorld | Tagged code, computers, irrigation clock, SSE, Vega | Leave a comment

In the Garden

Summer New Moon A.T. used the chainsaw this morning. He cut out a mulberry tree growing in an unwanted (eastern) location. A.T. feels manly after he uses the chainsaw. Kate and A.T. harvested peas, greens, beets and turnips, too. A.T. … Continue reading →

Posted in Bees, Faith and Spirituality, Garden, permaculture, Politics | Tagged beets, garlic, greens, peas, SSE, turnips | Leave a comment

Laborers for the Great Work

Summer Waning Summer Moon There was a pagan feel to the gathering at Seed Savers Exchange. Ironic, since Luther College in nearby Decorah represents a conservative brand of Lutheranism. There was at least one obvious symbol, a man wore a … Continue reading →

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AncienTrails

We all walk ancientrails. Welcome to the journey.