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Jeremy Cherfas

Yesterday’s rain brought the moss forest back to life.

Yesterday’s rain brought the moss forest back to life.

Yesterday’s rain brought the moss forest back to life.

Jeremy Cherfas

Last night’s pork chops.

Last night’s pork chops.

Last night’s pork chops.

Jeremy Cherfas

Perfect.

Perfect.

Perfect.

Jeremy Cherfas

There's just one problem with blaming Monsanto for "the public's distrust of GMOs" and that is that the majority of the public, at least in the US, do not distrust GMOs but willingly eat it at every opportunity. For those that do mistrust GMOs, yes, I too would blame Monsanto.

Jeremy Cherfas

OK, I've had time to think about this and to do something, and I guess there's even a chance it could catch on, if @arush and @ladyhope are agreeable.

https://www.jeremycherfas.net/blog/breathing-life-into-a-blog-meme-maybe

Jeremy Cherfas

Scotland, stop selling yourself shortbread!

Excellent, thought-provoking read on the fall and rise of local food traditions.

Jeremy Cherfas

Renegade projections and the domestic mode of production: for Marshall Sahlins (1930-2021) | Small Farm Future

More here than I remember, and my copy of Sahlins is long gone, but it would be good revisit, as Chris has.

Jeremy Cherfas

Yesterday’s walk from Islington to Limehouse along the Regent’s Canal

Yesterday’s walk from Islington to Limehouse along the Regent’s Canal

Yesterday’s walk from Islington to Limehouse along the Regent’s Canal. I can think of worse places to live in London.

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

Struck on my morning walk by this tiny unmoved strip in Whitehall Gardens

Struck on my morning walk by this tiny unmoved strip in Whitehall Gardens

Struck on my morning walk by this tiny unmoved strip in Whitehall Gardens. I haven’t been here for ages, so I don’t know the general policy, but do London parks go in for reduced mowing and managed wilding at all?