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Fighting the fear and loathing of weeds
Considering the necessity of spring's first greens
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Bring out your dead
Eating from the garden after the ice storms
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Gathering solstice greens
Harvesting winter's last (and first) crops from my yard
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Composing an end-of-season amaro
Making a bitter liqueur that paints a portrait of time and space
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Gathering 70 pounds of abandoned apples
Finally attempting to press neighborhood cider
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When autumn comes for the herb garden
And you hate dried herbs, what do you do?
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Capturing high summer in the fennel forest
Tasting what the bees taste in my favorite weed-covered park
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We cannot stop buying rare berries
The ever-growing collection of lesser-known species
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A Place Is a Gift
A Place Is a Gift
Stories about eating the neighborhood in Portland, Oregon. Call it gleanercore.
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