Yesterday's harvest/Look at my carrots.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
The Bizaar Bizaaro Festival - Slow Food Atlanta. David and Luke and their Bloodroot Blades as invited artists:
The booth.
A pretty part of another artist's display.
A chef turned salt grinder
Loved the packaging.
No Slow Foods bizarre would be complete without a goat milking demonstration. This goat looks pretty depressed about it. Or, peaceful.
Pretty pots.
Learn from the boys how to make knife handles out of burlap sack.
A very fun, hot day.
The booth.
A pretty part of another artist's display.
A chef turned salt grinder
Loved the packaging.
No Slow Foods bizarre would be complete without a goat milking demonstration. This goat looks pretty depressed about it. Or, peaceful.
Pretty pots.
Learn from the boys how to make knife handles out of burlap sack.
A very fun, hot day.
Several years ago, I worked on a farm in Rappahannock County, Virginia,
and the couple who owned the farm had a huge patch of Mexican Sunflowers
growing outside their kitchen window. When we ate in their kitchen, I
could see these gorgeous, luminous orange flowers waving outside the
window. Ever since, I've wanted to grow the same flowers out of one of
my windows so i could see them just that way. Well, here they are.
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