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Unleash Your Child's Green Thumb With Grow Box Gardening

Sadly, Parkinsonism meant that I was no longer capable of keeping a plot. But I still garden in the back yard. I also help in the local park, where I give advice and occasionally take training sessions, this year I have grown peas, shallots and mushrooms

frankbeswick, Jul 4, 2025

Pilgrimage. A review

There is no tradition that identifies the who, where and when of the first pilgrimage. But Christians were visiting the holy sites such as the tomb of Jesus from an early date.

frankbeswick, Jul 4, 2025

Pilgrimage. A review

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

Is there a Christian tradition as to the first pilgrimage by what person or persons how, when, where and why?

DerdriuMarriner, Jul 3, 2025

Unleash Your Child's Green Thumb With Grow Box Gardening

Hello Frank. I agree. Just find a space in the yard and begin growing. Some people might find that to be an easier option. Best vegetable grower? That is impressive.
I hope you are doing well. Do you still have your plot going?

dustytoes, Jul 1, 2025

Unleash Your Child's Green Thumb With Grow Box Gardening

A box is a great idea for a child. But also good is a square metre of ground for a young person to begin on. Medwyn Williams, probably Britain's best vegetable grower, started this way. I don't know how many gold medals he has, but he has at least 12 or 13 gold medals from the Chelsea Flower Show, and I have not counted other shows.

frankbeswick, Jun 29, 2025

Pilgrimage. A review

No. It describes the finished product, the pilgrimage as it was when matured.

frankbeswick, Jun 29, 2025

200-Year-Old Chinese Giant Salamander in Cave Near Chongqing, China

Diet acts negatively or positively in aging.

The aged Chinese giant salamander appreciates amphibians, crabs, fish, insects and shrimp.

Isn't it interesting to investigate the age, the gender, the health and the species of their afore-indicated ingestings?

DerdriuMarriner, Jun 28, 2025

Kopi Luwak: Costliest and Cruelest But Also Most Cherished and Conservational Coffee in the World

Kopi luwak acts as one among other such animal sentient-digested, processed and expelled coffee berries and seeds.

Isn't it interesting to invoke the non-animal-affected berries and seeds for imbibing as a cold- ot hot-coffee drink?

For example, mightn't it matter more masterfully to munch meals that manifest non-jacu bird, non-kopi luwak drinks and eats?

DerdriuMarriner, Jun 28, 2025

Pilgrimage. A review

The afore-accounted book appeals to me in its images and information.

Does the book decide upon a person, a place, a time as by whom, how, when, where, why the first pilgrimage developed?

DerdriuMarriner, Jun 28, 2025

Kopi Luwak: Costliest and Cruelest But Also Most Cherished and Conservational Coffee in the World

The sixth module, between the images "Kannur (English: Cananore), Laccadive Sea port city on southwestern India's Malabar Coast" and "Coffea fruits are known as coffee berries or coffee cherries," ends with the statement that "The native civets switched from favoring palm pulp to relishing coffee berries."

Might eliminated palm pulp matter culintarily and economically at all competitively with coffee berries?
And how might that scent, taste and texture matter in such palm pulp not munched upon by our marvelous civets?

DerdriuMarriner, Jun 27, 2025

Kopi Luwak: Costliest and Cruelest But Also Most Cherished and Conservational Coffee in the World

We are acquainted with the beans that are in kopi luwak.

What if we collect the beans the non-kopi luwak way?
Do we know what scent, taste, texture experiences those beans deliver the non-kopi luwak way?

DerdriuMarriner, Jun 24, 2025

Birding in Uzbekistan Highlights

What beautiful and unique looking birds! You've captured so many nice shots.

dustytoes, Jun 21, 2025

Common Ringtail Possum (Pseudocheirus peregrinus) of Australia's Eastern Coasts and Islands

Common-ringtail possums achieve diving, swimming, underwatering fluency.

The above text, between the second-paragraph image about Tasmania's King Island and the third-paragraph image about common- and western-ringtail possum ranges, counts as common-ringtail possum home islands the following:
Bass Strait islands;
Coastal eastern Australia at New South Wales, Queensland, and Victoria;
Fraser Island;
New Guinea;
Tasmania.

Is it possible that the four subspecies interact in the water and on all the islands what with their impressive diving, swimming, underwatering skills?

DerdriuMarriner, Jun 21, 2025

Conclave: a review

I have yet to hear of the medicInes that you. have just mentioned.

frankbeswick, Jun 21, 2025

Conclave: a review

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

There's a Unitedstatesian tendency toward ciprofloxacin instead of penicillin and toward prednisone for many allergic, inflammatory and other reactions. Is that the tendency in the UK?

DerdriuMarriner, Jun 21, 2025

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