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Millineryman
Stuck somewhere on the way over the rainbow.
Interests: art • music • gardening • film • photography • food and cooking • spirituality
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Please Vist Me at Vanishingfeast.com
I'm off to create my own Magic Hat Story at Vanishingfeast – An Heirloom Solution. Please come stop by and see what I'm doing to advocate for heirloom varities of vegetables. Continue reading
Posted Jan 8, 2012 at Magic Hat Stories
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Thanks for your support.
Cuor Di Bue, Italian Oxheart Tomatoes Taste Great
I can't wait to make sauce with these. The first tomatoes came off the vine today, and while a little small compared to the fruits that will be coming, the taste for me is what I want in a tomato. Sweet but not overwhelming, a robust and clean tomato taste, and nice finish of acid to cleanse...
Comprehensive Update
Posted Nov 5, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Digging Deeper Than Freshly Dug Potatoes – ANDES-Potato Park-CIP Agreement
Posted Oct 9, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Hopi Dye Sunflowers – Ancient Tradition, Modern Challenge
Posted Oct 8, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Farmer Veteran Coalition – An Inspired Collaboration and Solution
I have the utmost respect for veterans. They are outstanding citizens and deserve a better shake then the government gives them today. They sacrifice a lot to serve and protect America, and when they come home they are often left to fend for themselves. That's a sad reflection on the direction of American society. For a country that at one time offered it's returning veterans opportunity with the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, a.k.a. The G.I. Bill, the treatment of veterans today is a travesty. The Farmer Veteran Coalition is an organization that seeks to address a couple problems that... Continue reading
Posted Sep 22, 2011 at Magic Hat Stories
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Heirloom as Hybrid – 1890, The Essex Hybrid
Posted Sep 20, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Fermenting Hinkelhatz
Posted Sep 17, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Book Update – Waiting for a Proof
Posted Sep 10, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Sunflowers a Go Go 2012
Posted Aug 21, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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A Dried, Sweetened Tomato as a Fig Substitute?
Posted Aug 14, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Lime Green Salad Tomatoes, A Unique Tomato Experience
Posted Aug 11, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Disaster Abound, a Diamond Emerges
Posted Aug 6, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Black Cherry Tomatoes, Small Tomatoes, Taste as Big as the Plants
Posted Jul 21, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Cuor Di Bue, Italian Oxheart Tomatoes Taste Great
Posted Jul 17, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Thanks Kathleen, Im honored to have been part of this. Its a true
reflection of what I want trying to do.
Did I Provide a Heirloom Solution to a Vanishing Variety of Tomato?
It's a possibility, and one that is part of a ongoing story. Time will tell, as it does with all stories ever told or written. Back in February or March some tomato seeds came my way through my friend Kathleen, who got them from friend of hers, an elderly gentleman named Sam. Not much was kno...
Did I Provide a Heirloom Solution to a Vanishing Variety of Tomato?
Posted Jul 17, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Lemon Cucumber, A Real Charmer
Posted Jul 9, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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The Wonder and Amazement of Nature Through a Child's Eyes
I'm an insomniac. No rhyme or reason to it. It happens and has been since I was a child. And I'm in a current bout with it. So when I woke up for the day I felt like a colorless blob of a being, which when this happens is normal.... Continue reading
Posted Jun 26, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Boothby's Blonde, My First Harvest
Posted Jun 23, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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The First Tomato of the Season
No, not my first tomato, the first tomatoes of the season are out. I was running around the supermarket this afternoon with the intention of making a quick pizza for dinner with some roasted feta cheese that I was going to make like a friend me told me she made.... Continue reading
Posted Jun 19, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Saving Gravenstein
Being the open minded person that I am, I do understand that not everyone wants to play in the dirt and collect cucumber and potato beetles off their plants everyday. But to those of who garden, well we all know how awesome it is. There are many ways for people... Continue reading
Posted May 29, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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The Garden is Finished
When I left off last time I was transitioning from Tribute to Tye Dye with Hopi Dye Sunflowers to some yet unknown patch in my garden. Ah, what a sweet and philosophical post that was. Living in the moment seemed to be the happy go lucky way forward. There have... Continue reading
Posted May 23, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Garden Update; Living in the Moment, A Tribute to Tye-dye
Seems like that what plants do. Given the fact they have roots, and just can't get up and go, living in the moment seems like something they do. Weather, seasons, cycle of day and night. Except for a mighty Oak, I doubt seriously that they plan ahead. Given the storytelling... Continue reading
Posted May 5, 2011 at Vanishing Feast – An Heirloom Solution
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Thanks MB for your support. I would love that.
And the good tomatoes will be soon.
The Plot Twist of the Mark Twain Tomatoes
In this post, The Magic in This Story's Process, I wrote about a plot twist about Mark Twain tomatoes that presented itself: Mark Twain tomatoes (see photo on left)- Never heard of them until I started seeking out rare tomato seeds for Vanishing Feast. I discovered them in the fedcoseed.com c...
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