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GROW PAW-PAWS AND PERSIMMON- native fruit trees to NY/NJ. They are extremely tasty and productive and perennial. You should also check out sea buckthorn, siberian pea shrub, serviceberry. These woody shrubs are cheap and take little to no maintenance after planting!!!!! They are also already part of the ecosystems in the said area. Try modeling your garden based on the way nature is modeled around you- so using a forest for a model rather than raised beds (since forests are the most mature and thus most diverse and balanced ecosystem in our area)- it allows for more diversity, more food, and more productivity. This works WAYYYY BETTER than intensive gardening where you constantly weed and go against the tao of nature.

Yeah, we live in the forest and we're basing our garden off the forest. The forest here in the Appalachians is extremely verdant and diverse already so we don't even have to do anything to make it beautiful and colorful and diverse... it already is! I've been starting every day with gardening... check out all the new plants, see how much they've grown... check out the 50 or so new trees that seem to grow at least an inch per day if not a lot more. And water whatever needs it. My wife will probably wake up in about an hour and we'll go outside to do that. Then about lunch time we'll go to the local plant nursery and get some supplies.

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Hope everyone is doing well today. Im reading the book "Into Thin Air" right now about a real Everest expedition on the deadliest year to date, its really good, I can hardly put it down but it opened with a quote that I thought Id share because it rings very true to me.

"Men play at tragedy because they do not believe in the reality of the tragedy which is actually being staged in the civilized world." - Jose Ortega y Gasset
 
Since I always talk about my yard, here are a few pictures I just took. :)

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Note the mountain in the background through the trees. :)
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And here is a picture of one of the many bushes of pink flowers that are naturally present here.
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Thanks, I love it. :) Maybe this evening during sunset I'll take a picture of the unset view... it's glorious. Like I stand there for an hour staring, wondering whether I'm dreaming.
 
Wow, Xor, I'm jelous. That looks beautiful indeed.

I just got back yesterday from my adventures in the Himalayas. The experience was even more amazing than I could have imagined. I'll have to post some pics.

P.S. I planted some basil and morning glories before I left and they've both sprouted. :D
 
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woah dude i wish i had a backyard like that!!!

dondante tell us about the himalayas man lol (unless your waiting for some other time)... welcome back btw!!
 
Dzongsar monastery

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Little monks at the Sherabling monastery line up for wellness checks:

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The stories will have to wait seeing as I have a make-up exam on Friday.
 
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lol that little monk in the front is like wtf man?

i want a heated lake on top of an extinct volcano in the clouds

man, and my postcount should just jump from where it is to 3000. and stay there. its such a cool number.

childhood memories.

a mouthfull of liquer,a line, and a few breaths of some ancient dna devised dimethyls stolen with acids and bases and solvents...

why wont it take me there.. but instead take me here. where i am now. its lovely, yes, yes of course, but in the course of all involved activities the disapointment almost netralizes it... almost if it wernt for that mouthfull of liquer, yessir yessmmm
 
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