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[beeeleenn]

today is the last saturday of 2012. reblog now or go @#!*% yourself because you won't get this chance ever again.

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Twisted House after Galveston Hurricane, 1900

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$700,000

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Alyssa

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some kind of amphibious two-stroke engine

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not enough swashbuckling these days

[kaylmao]

idk i would personally rather give up access to certain products seasonally or locally than have people enslaved to give me the ability to have any product any place any time. i think i can go without tomatoes in january.

[moniquill]

Yes this but also: relearn preservation skills!!

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7981801-putting-food-by

You can have tomatoes in January if you dried/froze/canned/pickled them in July!

[cedricredwood]

Double also: getting in touch with heirloom varieties and growing traditions again! You can have tomatoes in march that still taste and feel fresh if you seek out the right hanging storage varieties - a guy named Hans Fama has been in the spotlight lately for developing / re-finding some of those breeds, but delicious storage varieties exist for most crops, especially the ones humans have been domesticating and nurturing for millennia... combined with chilling and refrigeration techniques, you get cool facts like that even most "fresh" supermarket apples are over a year old before they get to you!

Heres another long shelf life tomato that can last up to a year, this time a Spanish Ramallet. My first experience with long shelf life tomatoes was in Catalonia many moons ago, and I've been obsessed ever since. #tomatoseason #storagetomatoes #ramallet #tomatesdepenjar #tomatesdecolgar #tomaquet #spanishfood #italianfood #tomatogirlsummer #heirloomtomatoes #spanishtomatoes #tomatocollector #tomatobreeding #vegetablebreeding #gardening #farming #pancontomate #sofrito #spanishcuisine #cucinaitaliana #cocinapobre

Humans love preserving things

[minniestronni]

For my fellow southwest US and central Mexico friends, I highly reccomend seeds from Native Seed Search: https://www.nativeseeds.org/

native seeds search arid-adapted heirloom seeds from the southwest

Native Seeds Search is a non-profit that conserves and sells heirloom seeds, foods and Native American art and jewelry from the Southwest. W

[nashoba-holba]

S.E.A.R.C.H. is phenomenal!!! If you're in my neck of the woods (East Coast) check out Alliance of Native Seedkeepers, they do great work.

Alliance of Native Seedkeepers - Heirloom Seeds & Heritage

Discover unique heirloom and non-GMO seeds at Alliance of Native Seedkeepers. As a Native American-led store, we specialize in over 1,500 va

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Omg this book is so cute

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Agent Provocateur | Petrina • bra + lace-up back waspie with ruffled skirt + thong in green + navy French Leavers lace + silk | Spring Summer 2026

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