Out in Nature

Nature and animals

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Passive solar building design; one system builds it with spray painted aluminum cans
https://t.co/bAYakCnda5

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"9 Crops You'll DEEPLY Regret Not Planting in August!"

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Paulownia tree for firewood: "First year (young sapling): Often 10–20 feet (3–6 meters) in ideal conditions, though more commonly 3–10 feet (1–3 meters) for standard plantings. Some vigorous hybrids or well-cared-for trees reach up to 4 meters (13+ feet)."

[made me smile @mademe__smile]

A guy wanted to adopt a cat, but he wouldn't leave his brother's side, so he had to take both of them

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"The Forgotten Water Harvesting Method That Actually Works"

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Source:
https://t.co/2AXuSljxG5

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"I Stopped Buying Soda After Learning This Ginger Trick"

[𝑝𝑢𝑟𝑒 @purelivn]

the peace that comes from the certainty of love

[Bronze Giant @RjNol]

Nature gives us everything.
And that's also how, through the roots of extinct giant trees, water reaches the top of the mountains.
By schwarzebieneoutdoor.

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Making your own is always the best, and doing the crust was simple. Adding the cayenne pepper to the sauce is one of the keys to great pizza!

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Also maybe a cork with some pin holes in it?

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I've been thinking about recycling used glass bottles for a slow-drip watering option in the garden / house plants.

Below image uses old tea bags and some cloth, but I'm thinking improvements can be made. A used dish sponges could be good too. What would you add?

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This idea comes from some terracotta I use, but it would be better if we could make our own at zero cost.

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It's best if you let this lemon pepper cook with your soups etc..

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Using the lemon peels to make your own (organic) lemon pepper, it's vastly superior to store products:
*Add water to blend
*Add rosemary if desired
*Blend
*Dry (oven low, heat, sun, etc)
*Add salt pepper.