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I started out with a blog about ramp dinners. But I'm about more than just ramps. I wanted to include all my hobbies -- knitting, spinning, dyeing (when I get the nerve!), beading, fused glass and paper crafts. And since I collect hobbies, I'm sure some other things will show up! This is my life as an explorer of the wild, the wonderful and the absurd.
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- Appalachian History
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- Country Whispers
- For the Love of Paper Crafts
- Funny Farm
- Gilmer County Farmer's Market
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- Granny Sue's News and Reviews
- Knitted Gifts of Grace
- Kvetching Up
- Plants, Passions, Photography
- Sheep Tales
- The Essential Herbal
- TiNKer Belle's Needles
- Under the Pear Tree
- Words From The Mountains
- a Better West Virginia
- meads family habitat
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2 comments:
Spring is coming to western New York State! The ramps are about 2 cm tall under their leaf cover. My little Mandala School was out adopting trees and exploring when we found the spent seed stalks.
I'm glad to hear it. Ramps season will be upon us soon!
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