5 hours ago by writer_elh

I came across this news article from 2008 about an Ohio town where knitters began to make sweaters for the pear trees. It slowly became a community project and the more I researched the phenomena I found this has caught on all over the country. Where there is a knitter, there is a way. Read the whol ...

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5 hours ago by doublexplosure

Fresh air! A glimpse of this sky while whizzing down the hallway at Holiday Market pulled me right out the doors. I breathed deep for a couple of minutes, then went diving back in, refreshed.

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5 hours ago by doublexplosure

This foggy night had me nearly bumping into trees. I discovered my headlights were dead, and I had only fog lights and high beams to drive home on. I decided to take the road less traveled, so it took an hour crawling along Highway 99 and Sears Rd in a halo of dense bright fog. I was glad to get hom ...

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5 hours ago by doublexplosure

Young Frankenstein is one of my all time favorite movies. The first time I saw it was with the gang of girlfriends in high school at the drive-in on West 11th in somebody’s mom’s station wagon. I was horrified when I spilled rootbeer on my brand new dark green wool coat. How do these little episodes ...

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8 hours ago by YankeeTransplant

* Yves Bonnefoy The first substantive snow of this winter... I'm proud of you Richmond; you finally delivered for me ...a real winter. corner bar...still open... this is what snowflakes look like when you use a flash

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9 hours ago by audreypettit

Day 18 realization………… we have exactly one week until Christmas….. And I have not finished my shopping, my baking, my wrapping, or my making of the Christmas cards….let alone my mailing of the Christmas cards. Not good. My day 18 challenge to self…… Make some Christmas cards that don’t take you all ...

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10 hours ago by Tim Mathews

As I write this post, there is 14" of snow in my front yard and the snow is still falling. I just love the snow but my plants can be damaged by severe winter weather. The large Southern Magnolia in my front yard has already had three limbs broken and the heavy, wet snow could do more damage before i ...

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11 hours ago by Stephen "FPilot" Bierce / 美朝深恬

I did not witness this directly...Dad's out running an errand and comes upon a traffic stoppage near our house. (We've been having a lot of winter mix weather lately.) DAD: What's the meaning of this? FALLEN TREE: All yr roadz r belong 2 us! Someone set us up the baum! OTHER DRIVERS: :( DAD: BRB. (. ...

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12 hours ago by amritaraja

I happened to leave the house at just the right time this afternoon, around 3:30PM, right at the start of the golden hour. Walking through the snow-covered gardens was magical. Luxembourg Gardens, Paris Ve.

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12 hours ago by Editor

Report #A104 Using the Green Giant Arborvitae To Block Windmills: Green Giant Arbs and Windmills…..Plant Arbs to block the wind. Our farm, Highland Hill Farm, is located in solid clay. We therefore like plants that grow well in dense, heavy, rather impermeable, NOT well-drained soils. One of the arb ...

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