#re-wilding

*Photo credit goes to Dancing Earth “It’s never too late to become indigenous to where you live.” ~Julie McIntyre Those words hit me hard. And I carry them with me everyday. For many years I complained

Experimenting with this year's acorns! So there's this awesone challenge @naturalmedicine has put together in collaboration with Make-it, a tribe thats's all about DIY and "how to" projects.

Eco-conciousness should be a byproduct of the way we live! Why neo-tribal? It is time to reverse the symptoms caused by our domesticated lifeway, our indigenous self has been degenerating for far too long.

Eldeberries drying... I will collect the seeds for next year's propagation. Since I've started this journey into the world of wild food and natural medicine, Elderberry has been a plant I've wanted to

Tic Toc, Tic Toc, Oh dear! Ho dear! I shall be late! image Wow... where to begin? This thing is just some giant, never ending rabbit hole. I heard a talk the other day which I cannot remember, though I'm

This pretty flower is from the thimble berry bush... and it's another delicious berry with it's own distinct taste. I wanted to apologize for not having been very present in the steem community these last

... and its poisonous look-alike: Peltandra virginica Last summer, I was all proud of my new found passion for plant identification. We had some friends come and walked over to the river. Sure enough,

A delicious meal from the forest! And there was enough to have seconds!!! I had noticed these little mushroons starting to grow on this old stump behind the camper... I thought they looked a lot like the