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Author Archives: dORY
first full moon of spring, creative energy is rising
greetings spring time honors us with buckets of spring all at once. we at higher elevations are still at dogwood peak, with the carolina silver bells adding a myth of snow to the treetops… the moon tonight will be one of the biggest of the year. what will the early spring give us farmers [...]
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creative commons/ year of the dragon
the moon is bright in the late night sky, beaming into my skylights as a street light of the winter silent hours. all the seed catalogs are here and it is easy to expand the dreams into greens and small plants of spring. our winter projects include building the soil here at Sunswept. we are [...]
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eclipses
snow whirled last night and came in to blanket everywhere. plows cleared the roads as the season to hunker down is upon us. well worth the in joyment of just that hunkering.. this morning the brilliant whiteness of the snow covered close inner shoulder that faces the first breath of morning sun, was so bright [...]
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between eclipses
snow whirled last night and came in to blanket everywhere. plows cleared the roads as the season to hunker down is upon us. well worth the in joyment of just that hunkering.. this morning the brilliant whiteness of the snow covered close inner shoulder that faces the first breath of morning sun, was so bright [...]
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today we adventure further into biochar and soil wellness. at the wonderful waltz in late august we met many new folks who made there way to sunswept farm.. that night was magical, full of star light streaming down into our mountain cove and mixing with the fiddle and guitar and lifted us all to a [...]
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rain & sun
it’s nice to have the alternating rain and sun, ever more growth still advancing the summer. wet years, like this one for us, have different ways to them than dry years, different water management. in a wet year we manage gutters and trenches, mold and forever weeds silt and all forms of run off. we [...]
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here comes the summer sun
the sound of water abounds, spring creek is our part of the world, and well named we are, cause here water bubbles up everywhere in a wet year. right now is a wet week part of june’s usual i am glad to say. the spring rains have moved on to be summer rains, gracing our [...]
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seeds
As a seed must release its form in order to grow, we, too must release who we have been…… in order to birth new reality. Nature reveals her beauty throughout the changing seasons. Thirst for life to begin again is palatable at the Ides of March. Seeds open to sprout and root, then no [...]
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“It’s common to say that trees come from seeds. But how can a tiny seed create a huge tree? Seeds do not contain the resources needed to grow a tree. These must come from the medium or environment within which the tree grows. But the seed does provide something that is crucial : a place [...]
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