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Posted on November 16, 2013 by Windfall Arts

Posted in Isn't it beautiful? | Tagged autumn, bench, fall, nature, trees | 1 Comment

Etsy Shop Updates Home and Half-Acreage Isn't it beautiful? Pottery Uncategorized WIMN (What I'm Making Now)

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Will future me be able to tell what this is? Running out of accurate-labeling-energy.

Well, I wish this had been prepared in a hygienic manner at all, because it turns out those hickories weren’t bad, and this hickory milk smells really good.

A sight that ... wait ... nope ... still not getting old.

Natural light/natural color

Mysterious note found nowhere near a “lining”.

Backwards in time from a 4-week-old elderberry dye to its infancy. I didn’t know the colors would change but I’m not surprised, since you see this with things like black beans, red cabbage, artichokes, beets, and more. I know it can be pH but it didn’t occur to me to assume that time was a factor, not being a wine person or having ever fermented berries. The smell has gone from sweet, to winey, to Extreme Berry Funk.

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