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Welcome to the daily compilation post of the Curangel project Here we highlight the posts picked by our curators, providing you with a resource to discover content worth your time, and maybe even your

In the cold, shivering twilight, preceding the daybreak of civilization, the dominating emotion of man was fear. — Paul P. Harris Since early June, I have been on vacation. It will be full two-month of

The hills has been quiet most times. The streams are not quite still. They spoke of the same language, they all tell the same thing--that they live together here. It rained longer today. The sunny mornings

What I love most in moving in the Farm School was the view. The farm was uniquely stunning! The owner decided he would keep the evasive plant that grows while contouring the land by the waters all around

A short history of the evolution of computer languages. Many languages were designed to translate other languages.

Life is not all flowers and blue skies. For a few, it can be their prison, or even deathbed.

Went to places I've never been, being with people I've never been with before. This month I have made a roundtrip around Leyte! That if you choose to travel all around the edges of the province it would

If given a chance, what kind of life would you choose? I always wanted to live near the forest, not so far from the streams to gaze at the fishes that swim, to inhale fresh air everyday, and to live--to

I have just returned from a week long retreat in Sicily, so my husband took care of the garden on his own. I didn't feel comfortable to leave him alone with so much work, but when the opportunity came

Although the sun was going away, the sea remain calm and warm.

In my travels through time and the hearts of people, I have discovered that language binds communities together.

On Friday morning when I was pulling up shades, I realized I’d never checked on the seedlings I’d started last Saturday. Nearly all were up and some pressing against the domes. I got them thinned out and

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Welcome to the daily compilation post of the Curangel project Here we highlight the posts picked by our curators, providing you with a resource to discover content worth your time, and maybe even your

A pesticide free garden like ours is rich in biodiversity. Here's a gallery of a few of our critters, friends and foes.

in an Off-grid context

Presenting an amazing find in our garden that looks like bird poop - the Bird Dropping Spider.

My visit to a Permaculture farm where I learned the secret to long term survival in the coming global downtrend

Fried rice in general is mainstream.The touch of dragon fruit gives a lot of uniqueness to fried rice. Have you ever tried fried rice before? Well, fried rice is not really a way of cooking by frying.

Thousand years ago there were three settlements on the banks of the Gauja river - in Sigulda, Krimulda and Turaida. Today, I will take you to Turaida to explore the Turaida museum reserve which consists