Colette Tamilio

This group has not drawn my attention as much as I wanted or expected, it's probably my fault for thinking foraging is more about the hunt than the harvest, and more about the meal than the ingredients. Wanting to have a thread connecting all these lists of plants and their attributes to real human stories (to me) doesn't sound beyond what's happening out there, or am I a long way from understanding the forager's dialog?

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Colette Tamilio

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Well, I'm still at the beginner stage and that may be boring to those who are more advanced. 🤷🏻‍♀️ But my goal is to be part of a huge food forest Co-op here in the Southeastern Unites States. And, to me, being a part of the Eco-Punk community isn't just about learning; it's about connecting with other liked-minded humans to strengthen ourselves, so we can be our personal best, Together! 💞

Jeanne Dickman

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Wild Hydrangeas

Yesterday in Bedford, VA. I had the serendipitous luck to wander upon the children’s literary garden. I collected photos and a heart full of ideas for my local botanical garden in FL. I love connecting children to nature and hands on learning experiences.

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Colette Tamilio

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How wonderful! 🤠 I love connecting children with nature too. 💞 Isn't Bedford is so beautiful? I used to live by Smith Mountain Lake, just south of Bedford. We would always make it a point to stop there on the way to the Blue ridge parkway. 🌄 Looks like you're having a great time! Thank you for sharing!

Jeanne Dickman

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Foraged Black lotus pods

Ewww -Gooey, protein bonus in every pod! I returned them to the Earth and multitude of grateful, crawly diners.

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