The Cud
Poetry, land and water, essays, natural history, ruminations. If there was a Misc category, that would be mine. Whatever needs to be chewed on. Probably not politics. OK maybe a little. 100% me-created.
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Upon Being Called A Pack Rat
left from NatureServe; right from an Ohio Biodiversity blog
No, I'm not obsessed with rats, even though I've written about them before. But I do have a fondness for the Allegheny Woodrat, a species of pack rat, because they feature promine...
More Travel Ruminations
One of the reasons I eschew flying, aside from not wanting to destroy Earth, be stressed, or die, is that it is very hard for me to cede control, even to very competent airline pilots, by delivering myself into a large metal can and allowin...
A Poet Meets Termites
“What are all those white spots on the landscape?” We asked. “Termite mounds,” answered the pilot.
Termites watched The Matrix III before we even had movies. I used to think of them as those insects that can screw up a wooden house very ef...
Farm Followups
It is uncommon for me to write on the same topic twice in a row, but I must follow up on the garden and associated ongoing stories. And I did promise tomatoes.
German Stripe
When you are eating heirloom tomatoes, you aren’t just consuming...
Ruminations from the “Farm”
ELDERBERRIES
Elderberries bushes are festivals of abundance and celebration. Their flowers are like parasol shaped sparklers; their berries, a dark, rich purplish-red, weigh down their once exuberant branches with what can only be describe...
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Poetry, land and water, essays, natural history, ruminations. If there was a Misc category, that would be mine. Whatever needs to be chewed on. Probably not politics. OK maybe a little. 100% me-created.
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