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Monthly Archives: January 2012
“Wild” green salad
I’ve been enjoying some fresh salad greens for a couple months — despite the cold wintery weather. Gradually I am learning which “weeds” are actually edible in a salad. So . . . with the addition of chickweed, sheep sorrel, … Continue reading
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Do the frogs know something I don’t?
The frogs came out of winter hibernation about a week ago when we received lots of cold rain. They’ve been croaking ever since. And now they have even mated and laid eggs! Today is a cold, windy, cloudy 40 degree … Continue reading
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