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Solarpunk Rooftop Gardening (@archeives)
hi 👋
Hello old followers, I've not been active here in many years but now I'm back, sort of. I don't expect to post much but you may get the occasional reblog every now and then. This has always been a blog that follows my interests, and right now my focus is on hopeful visions of the environment. I hope people who followed me for older interests will stick around.
(also, you may have noticed I deleted most of my old posts... this is because I made them as a teenager and I like to think I have matured since then, and want my online presence to reflect that)
One thing about researching world around you is that it becomes a bit friendlier once you know it better. If you see a random spider- you get scared. You see plants and consider them just weeds. You look at night sky and see a bunch of stars.
And then, you learn names.
Now, it is an orbweaver, and you consider them a friend. The greenery around is a laurel, or an alium, or osmanthus, and you know which of them to keep away from, and which of them are great herbs for tea. Now, you look up and see a whole parade of Venus, Ursa Major, or Orion. You now know their names, and, if you respect them- they become allies of yours.
The rain
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