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@walkerland
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Kitchen Witch | Wildcrafting | Homesteading | Organic Gardening Building a Greener Kinder World
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2017-06-22 03:26
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walkerland
homesteading
2019-11-24 02:13
RE: Another Garden Dug Up - November 22, 2019 @goldenoakfarm
I was just browsing through your photos and posts, your extension/reno is really coming along. All that extra space you will have - so awesome.
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walkerland
homesteading
2019-08-25 23:10
RE: Chocolate Eggs? Don't Mind if I Do (So Did James Bond!)
copper marans are my favorite - ours have always been sweet in nature and the eggs are so pretty. When we get more chickens it will probably be all Maran, they seem to handle the cold and heat and everything
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walkerland
gardening
2019-08-12 23:39
RE: Come See My World!
I just want to move into your garden!
walkerland
homesteading
2019-08-11 10:59
RE: Milkweed & The Monarch Butterfly: An Endangered Species In Canada
Maybe there's a big patch of milkweed growing nearby? You have such a lovely garden even with all the construction I am sure it offers a wonderful habitat.
walkerland
homesteading
2019-08-10 12:16
RE: Milkweed & The Monarch Butterfly: An Endangered Species In Canada
It is truly a beautiful plant and there are many varieties - I keep thinking we should plant a whole row just to see what happens - the thought of hundreds of butterflies taking flight around us is quite
walkerland
creativecoin
2019-08-10 10:44
RE: Homes as Sites of Creative Expression: A Love Story
Reading this made my heart flutter - so beautiful and somehow its made me feel quite sentimental all of a sudden! Your mosaic backsplash is just the best - every time I see a picture of it I want to go
walkerland
naturalmedicine
2019-08-10 10:34
RE: Coconut Kefir: Culture from Caucasus
Coconut Keifer sounds so perfect - much better than milk-based which I don't really drink. I'm going to have to hunt down some grains to get started.
walkerland
naturalmedicine
2019-08-10 10:33
RE: Coconut Kefir: Culture from Caucasus
I couldn't keep up with it either which was my downfall but I'd love to try it again! Now to find the elusive grains as it isn't a thing around here yet.
walkerland
creativecoin
2019-08-09 00:48
RE: How to Make Your Mother In Law Disappear
Beautiful!!This style of drawing reminds me of the storytelling /style of Inuit art. When there isn't a written language or the right words, art like this can tell a story just the same.
walkerland
homesteading
2019-08-09 00:38
RE: Pepé Le Pew Strikes Again
I keep hoping the dogs will begin to equate skunks with misery but for some reason, they just haven't learned to keep away. Makes my eyes water even after multiple baths - with a special soap. Porcupines
walkerland
naturalmedicine
2019-08-06 11:19
RE: European Bellflower | Ancient Vegetable & Fairy Tales
yes, these are wild so I haven't got much say in where they grow. I made that same mistake with lupin and it's becoming a bit of a headache because it swallows up so many other plants.
walkerland
naturalmedicine
2019-08-06 11:17
RE: The Wild World: Studying and Documenting Wild Plants.
I thought of you when I was writing the review. Yes, it would be amazing for your area and I think you'll love it.
walkerland
naturalmedicine
2019-08-05 23:47
RE: The Wild World: Studying and Documenting Wild Plants.
I ended up cutting the dock to use in some dried flower arrangements - it is so gorgeous!
walkerland
homesteading
2019-08-05 14:36
RE: Pepé Le Pew Strikes Again
Skunks and porcupines are my least favorite visitors - two very small critters that cause us so much trouble.
walkerland
powerhousecreatives
2019-08-05 11:26
RE: Ulog 125: Grandma's Kitchen Wisdom Facts & Fun Trivia
And did you know if you spray the dough hook of a large mixer with oil that it will prevent the dough from climbing up the hook? I did not! I didn't know that either! Very cool and useful.
walkerland
photography
2019-08-05 11:25
RE: A Little Garden Therapy (Botanical Photography)
The house is full of bundles of flowers drying. The guest bedroom is a botanical oasis (lol) hopefully no one decides to do a surprise visit because they'll be sleeping amidst a thousand wildflowers. So
walkerland
photography
2019-08-05 11:23
RE: A Little Garden Therapy (Botanical Photography)
haha ... pep in my sitting. No long walks for me yet. :( I have devised a method of plunking a folding chair in front of a bush or garden bed and doing some of the work that would require a lot of bending
walkerland
naturalmedicine
2019-08-04 11:37
RE: The Wild World: Studying and Documenting Wild Plants.
That would be hard! I am following this special therapeutic stretching video but the video is German so I can only follow the visual demonstrations while missing all those helpful nuances and details that
walkerland
naturalmedicine
2019-08-04 11:31
RE: The Wild World: Studying and Documenting Wild Plants.
That is so true. I've actually dug up some wild plants and transplanted them to my garden so we have them here (especially those that grow along roadsides where it's not the best to be harvesting). Wild
walkerland
naturalmedicine
2019-08-04 10:41
RE: The Wild World: Studying and Documenting Wild Plants.
oh my goodness, that sounds like my kind of place! I'll have to spend some time reading about that, thanks for sharing. :)
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