It seems a conflagration is near. #grownostr #nostr #nostronly

Another day at the fiat mines. Long roads and hot days. Vistas aren’t bad.

Had the privilege of photographing a dear friend’s private collection of artifacts collected from traveling in the 80’s. Wooden plow, woven grass bowl, some kind of grain grinding stone, a carved whale vertebrae. More to come. #nostronly #grownostr

Fresh caught mackerel, not the best eating but good enough and an easy catch.

The Sea at night.

Umbrel or Start9? Any suggestions?

If one were thinking to allocate assets from a qualified retirement account to the Bitcoin ETF. Which 1.) has the lowest fees 2.) supports core developers? #bitcoin

If one were thinking to allocate assets from a qualified retirement account to the Bitcoin ETF. Which 1.) has the lowest fees 2.) supports core developers?

More Garden boxes, lumber sourced off the homestead.

An assortment of rare and amazing plants which feed off of mycelium networks which surround tree roots.

Some incredible rare plants can be found while foraging for mushrooms. #grownostr

These cost $20 an ounce dried commercially, we pick pounds each year foraging.

Morel mushroom foraging season is almost over. Had a good crop this year. #grownostr

Many wildflower enthusiasts understand the symbiotic relationship between trees and mycorrhizal fungi. In this relationship, the hyphae (fungal threads) enter into the roots of the trees. The trees benefit by increasing the surface area of their root system allowing them to absorb greater quantities of water and minerals. In return, the fungus absorbs carbohydrates and other nutrients from the tree. Since they cannot make their own "food," the mysterious mycotrophic wildflowers take this symbiotic relationship between tree and fungus one-step further. Mycotrophic plants "tap" into and parasitize the hyphae of a mycorrhizal fungus by reversing the flow of carbon (derived from the host tree) and other nutrients to meet their survival needs. The unlucky fungus "feeds" the parasitic wildflower and receives nothing in return. Some people have even referred to this 3-way relationship as "mutualism gone badly!" For this reason, the myco-heterotrophs are often said to be "epiparasitic" on other plants.

Saylor is a Technocrat, he can’t support open source devs without violating his foundational ideology. Technocrat: A technical specialist exercising centralized governmental or managerial authority @ODELL #bitcoin View quoted note →

Good Morning.

Lamb season

What? A Toad.

Planting clover on top of wood chips in compost bin.

Sea of green