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Daniel Kotynia - From the Extreme to the Sublime
Ha ha, I am unsure. You are right the t is not empahsised!
Jo_Murphy, on 03/01/2024
Soil Enhancers
Thank you!
It's rather common in certain Unitedstatesian areas to have big rocks for landscape architecture if not for leaching micronutrients also.
(Was there ever a "pet rock" fad in the British Isles?)
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/01/2024
Philosophy for Gardeners: a review
Pomegranates, peaches, grapes, gourds9
frankbeswick, on 03/01/2024
Giants in Fairy Tales
The computer acted as though I didn't sign in when I finished my comment.
So my apologies in case this comment and this question appear twice ;-{!
Arabian Nights and Sinbad the Sailor are Middle-Eastern fairy tales.
The aforementioned duo ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/01/2024
Philosophy for Gardeners: a review
Thank you!
Fruit trees sound so appealing and, because drink- and food-producing, so practical.
Now what fruit might be associated with Epicureans?
Perhaps the pomegranate for starters...?!
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/01/2024
OpenAI and Watermarks
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The two feline and the two fish images are so cooperative with any product lines.
They'd be great to have them even as footwear, such as country-dancing boots and knee-high socks, wouldn't they ;-D?)
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/01/2024
Daniel Kotynia - From the Extreme to the Sublime
Thank you!
But Land Down Under-ers perhaps enunciate "couch potato" differently than Unitedstatesians...?!
My pronunciation is "kowtch po-TAY-to" even as perhaps many Unitedstatesians make it "kowch puh-TAY-to ;-D.
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/01/2024
Best alternatives to Blogger (Blogspot)
So many thanks for thefairytales link at the end of the 8th, Substack Blogspot-alternative subheading!
There are 18 fairy tales in the alphabeticalized fairy-tale list.
Does each fairy tale have famous illustrators or is the septet whose ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/01/2024
Rewilding the Isle of the Thundergod
You are probably right on this surmise.
frankbeswick, on 03/01/2024
Lord of the World: a review
We cannot say with certainty what gets into the Vatican library. Reports from bishops might make it there.
frankbeswick, on 03/01/2024
Philosophy for Gardeners: a review
There is none, but trees forvshade would have been present. Plus fruit treesi
frankbeswick, on 03/01/2024
Philosophy for Gardeners: a review
Thank you!
That's interesting about the Epicureans.
Is there any extant indications or surviving information as to what plants that garden included?
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/01/2024
Lord of the World: a review
Thank you!
That's interesting about Jesus Christ in Middle-East "dream time" ;-D.
Might the fact that such dreams muster no air-wave attention or doctrinal assimilations mean that their written accounts never make it to the Vatican ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/01/2024
Rewilding the Isle of the Thundergod
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That's a bit disappointing to latch onto something that looks like a lone-tree candidate and to learn that it only lives elsewhere in the Hebrides.
But I like your rowan tree bird-dispersed (all the way from where?) best ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/01/2024
Rewilding the Isle of the Thundergod
Possibly. The hazel husks were discovered in the archaeological excavation of middens in the inner Hebrides. Taransay is Outer Hebrides and no Midden has been found
frankbeswick, on 03/01/2024