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Made beef 🥩shawarma today. #shawarma #pita #kefircheese

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In the darkest nights, the Sun will always come out

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A 16-year-old Instagrammer named Jose is banishing ‘boring food’ by crafting colorful, vibrant, and completely vegan breakfasts and sweets - Instagram

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This is awesome. 🌝

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Think you already know everything there is to know about mummies? Click here to find out the answer to the quiz below. Here’s a test of your knowledge of the basics about mummies: which came first, Egyptian mummies or Peruvian mummies? 

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“Not all those who wander are lost.” – J.R.R. Tolkien

[cyrusjoshua]

Agapanthus Africanus also known as Lily of the Nile

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These mutha fuckers sprouted sometime last night #oystermushrooms #mushroomfarmer #shroomin

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#slowmo

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I was in second to last place after the first lap and was in 5th place with a lap to go ended up in 1st with a 4:24 mile #tbt #2004

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Just saw my 4th baby pineapple growing. It's the one in the top left corner #pineapples #pineapplefarmer #homegrown #family

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Save me from the flood

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The flowers on the baby pineapples are starting to bloom #becausepkneapples #pineapples #homegrown

[cyrusjoshua]

When old meets new

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There aren’t a ton of plants in the Bisti Badlands, and the starkness is part of what makes the area so otherworldly.  But when we visited the first week of April, I saw these small, sparkly plants that I’ve never seen before. 

There were hundreds of them growing in cracks in the mud, and at first glance they seemed almost metallic.  But when I took a closer look at the leaves, the texture was more like tiny jewels. 

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Update:

We really wanted to know more about these, so inlandwest sent the pictures to the BLM, which manages the Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness.  They forwarded the question to the agency’s State Botanist/Ecologist for New Mexico. 

She noted that it is hard to identify baby plants (which hadn’t occurred to me, but certainly makes sense), but said that they look like Atriplex saccaria, a kind of saltbush.  If they are part of that family, the little hairs, or jewels, are salt-filled.  So interesting!

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Corona Tofu #tofu #dumplings #juice (at Corona TOFU)