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Teryani
@teryani
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Lover of life, symbiosis, and culture evolution.
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gardening
2018-04-02 07:09
The Cascadia April Garden Guide
Spring is sprung. Daffodils are in their full glory, blossoms are on the fruit trees, and if you planned ahead, starts are being hardened off, getting ready to be planted out into beds. The growing season
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livesustainably
2018-03-27 19:55
It's Time to Plant Potatoes--Here's How
If you’ve only eaten potatoes from the market, you’re missing out on a lot of fresh flavor. Home-grown potatoes are incredibly tasty, easy to grow, and honestly, there’s nothing quite like the feeling
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teryani
photography
2018-03-25 18:29
Thanks for Checking!
A big thank you to @salty-mcgriddles for checking my exif data and finding that it was missing! I had no idea. Apparently I had a box checked on Photoshop's "save for web" dialogue that didn't
teryani
lsphotocompetition
2018-03-25 07:05
Wetland Wonderland
Wetlands are remarkably important for a number of reasons: they recharge groundwater supplies; trap floodwaters; and contain a disproportionately high number of animal and plant species when compared to
teryani
livesustainably
2018-03-25 05:40
Get Your Potatoes Off to a Great Start by Chitting!
With the end of March comes potato planting season in the Pacific Northwest (Cascadia). You can plant these delectable tubers from now until May for an August or September harvest, and that means not only
teryani
livesustainably
2018-03-20 08:02
How to Avoid Transplant Shock
Some gardeners like to believe that there’s no way to avoid transplant shock. Even worse, some even believe that transplant shock doesn’t matter—that it’s just a normal, unavoidable course of events that
teryani
livesustainably
2018-03-09 22:28
Got Your Peas in Yet?
Fresh peas are some of the tastiest treats the garden has to offer, and now is traditionally the time to plant them. In fact, if you live in the Northwest US (Cascadia), the saying is “Peas by Presidents
teryani
livesustainably
2018-03-09 05:09
March Garden Guide (Cascadia)
For the gardener who’s been eagerly waiting for Spring, the fickle weather of late February and March can really play with the emotions. One day (or even week) it will be so sunny we can’t imagine not
teryani
colorchallenge
2018-03-03 03:52
A Bit of Indigo in the Sky Makes the Whole World Golden
One year, after leaving Joshua Tree National Park, I was hitching back north in the dark. It was a back road in the middle of nowhere, and the only thing that kept me from getting hit by the cars was my
teryani
colorchallenge
2018-03-02 06:57
A Time for Introspection
(Posting this again for Blue Friday--and since so few people saw it the first time around.) Never fear, for there is beauty in the midst of darkness, and the light always returns. Now, in the time of spring,
teryani
colorchallenge
2018-02-28 22:57
Farm At Sunset
Usually when hitchhiking down the California coast I want to stay near the water. But this time my driver and I got a little lost taking side roads and we ended up a bit inland during the blue hour. At
teryani
photocontest
2018-02-27 23:23
Getting to the Heart of Things
While it's sometimes easier to stay on the periphery, there is often a wild madness of symmetry at the heart of things.
teryani
colorchallenge
2018-02-27 19:41
Ready For a Visitor--Yellow Wednesday
Pollen is one of the tiny things that makes terrestrial life on Earth possible...well, at least life as we know it. The flower below is more than ready for its winged visitors, many of whom love to gather
teryani
colorchallenge
2018-02-27 05:21
Red Monday--The Boathouse in Astoria
At the far north-western tip of Oregon lies this quaint little town called Astoria. This building seems to have been there forever, but I have no idea what it was used for. Any ideas?
teryani
photography
2018-02-26 02:59
Wouldn't You Like to Live Here?
To be part of a winter wildlife tracking program in Washington state (to help make wildlife corridors), we first needed to get trained in tracking. This was one of the meeting spaces. Whatdya think? Your
teryani
animalphotography
2018-02-26 02:52
Sometimes We Need to Bring Out Our Shadow
Within each one of us lies the darkness, but don't flee from it--dance with it! (My kitten Darius looking all predatory.)
teryani
landscapephotography
2018-02-24 08:37
Sometimes the Path Leads into Mystery
Without mystery, our lives would be dull indeed. Never let yourself be dissuaded by the darkness--it can lead to magical, mystical places. Taken in the Olympic National Park.
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photography
2018-02-24 08:30
Alien Landing Spot
If you ever need to get picked up by the Andromedans, Orions, or other nebula folk, this is the kind of place they like to visit. [Taken in the Joshua Tree National Park]
teryani
landscapephotography
2018-02-21 21:22
Evening Falls on the Hood Canal
For a while I was either hitching or driving Highway 101 on the Olympic every month. Once in a while I caught the light at the right time. This was taken in multiple exposures and processed in Aurora HDR.
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livesustainably
2018-02-11 22:12
Why You Need Local, Open-pollinated Seed for Your Gardens
Spring is right around the corner and that means it’s time to start thinking about our gardens. For some of us, it’s already time to start our seeds. If you didn’t save your own for starting this year,
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