5 Ways to Print on Wood https://t.co/bcCJJ8JEY9
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Trees "sucking" on things https://t.co/hA7Pe4VmiI
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“How to train your cat” @rootsimple https://t.co/YIQ6IrW3HI
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Our photo collection is full of cute and … um interesting photos of cats: https://t.co/waPPuBFZe2 #NationalCatDay pic.twitter.com/kfwvvjAMGP
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Erasing nature | Garden Rant https://t.co/LRIxnFDQVl
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How the tech workers of WWII thwarted the Nazis with high-tech sabotage https://t.co/8suZ6FwOwn
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Today's #makevember is another tiny #automata made with paper clips, popsicle sticks, and black paper. Behold the creepy hand! pic.twitter.com/VAdBQdTvte
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I was happy to see a reference to Terry Tempest Williams and The Hour of Land. I just read it in September and can highly recommed it to other Root Simple readers. I am ashamed to say that I wouldn’t be able to identify all of them if I saw them (catkin and cowslip, anyone?), but many are everyday terms (dandelion, acorn, fern, mistletoe).
Interesting how all the deleted terms describe living beings that take up physical space and can be felt with our hands while the new terms all describe intangible, ungraspable things.
Trees sucking on things AND cats?! The internet is good today.