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  1. The land doesn't hold its shape that way. Two breaths, then: in through the nose, a second short sip stacked on top, out long and ragged. Three times.
    That second sip is the part that actually reaches the nerve.

    Cùm do chasan air an talamh — keep your feet on the ground.

    What am I still asking permission to call mine? Ask me...
    #Phenology #Nature #Autumn #Gàidhlig #Gaelic #MastoDaoine #Alba #Druid #Folklore #Herbalism #Mindfulness #GardensOfMastodon → thistleandmoss.com/subscribe
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  2. Your body has been braced since somebody said the small mean word at a fairground. Bracing isn't weakness — it's a nervous system doing the job it evolved for. The trouble is nobody ever tells the body when the thing is over, so it holds that shape into September, into a jaw that clicks and a shoulder that will not come down.
    #Phenology #Nature #Autumn #Gàidhlig #Gaelic #MastoDaoine #Alba #Druid #Folklore #Herbalism #Mindfulness #GardensOfMastodon
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  3. A plant to plant, not a plant to dose. Cha bhris am freumh — the root does not break.

    What's the one you'd put in the ground knowing you won't see it finished?
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Nature #Botany #Solarpunk

    This lands free in inboxes every morning if you want it → thistleandmoss.com/subscribe
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  4. Prairie is among the most destroyed habitats on this continent, and this is one of its markers.

    Everything you can see of it is built to be burned off.

    The taproot goes fifteen feet down into ground nobody has broken since before there was a state there. Some live close to a century.

    What's the one you'd put in the ground knowing you won't see it finished?
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Botany #Solarpunk

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  5. Nine feet up in the tallgrass, leaves turned north and south to duck the midday sun. That's how it got the name — and how people once took a bearing on open ground with nothing else to sight on.

    Silphium laciniatum. Blooming right now through September.
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Nature #Botany #Solarpunk
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  6. The land doesn't hold its shape that way. Two breaths, then: in through the nose, a second short sip stacked on top, out long and ragged. Three times.
    That second sip is the part that actually reaches the nerve.

    Cùm do chasan air an talamh — keep your feet on the ground.

    What am I still asking permission to call mine? Ask me...
    #Phenology #Nature #Autumn #Gàidhlig #Gaelic #MastoDaoine #Alba #Druid #Folklore #Herbalism #Mindfulness #GardensOfMastodon → thistleandmoss.com/subscribe
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  7. Your body has been braced since somebody said the small mean word at a fairground. Bracing isn't weakness — it's a nervous system doing the job it evolved for. The trouble is nobody ever tells the body when the thing is over, so it holds that shape into September, into a jaw that clicks and a shoulder that will not come down.
    #Phenology #Nature #Autumn #Gàidhlig #Gaelic #MastoDaoine #Alba #Druid #Folklore #Herbalism #Mindfulness #GardensOfMastodon
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  8. A plant to plant, not a plant to dose. Cha bhris am freumh — the root does not break.

    What's the one you'd put in the ground knowing you won't see it finished?
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Nature #Botany #Solarpunk

    This lands free in inboxes every morning if you want it → thistleandmoss.com/subscribe
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  9. Prairie is among the most destroyed habitats on this continent, and this is one of its markers.

    Everything you can see of it is built to be burned off.

    The taproot goes fifteen feet down into ground nobody has broken since before there was a state there. Some live close to a century.

    What's the one you'd put in the ground knowing you won't see it finished?
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Botany #Solarpunk

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  10. Nine feet up in the tallgrass, leaves turned north and south to duck the midday sun. That's how it got the name — and how people once took a bearing on open ground with nothing else to sight on.

    Silphium laciniatum. Blooming right now through September.
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Nature #Botany #Solarpunk
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  11. The land doesn't hold its shape that way. Two breaths, then: in through the nose, a second short sip stacked on top, out long and ragged. Three times.
    That second sip is the part that actually reaches the nerve.

    Cùm do chasan air an talamh — keep your feet on the ground.

    What am I still asking permission to call mine? Ask me...
    #Phenology #Nature #Autumn #Gàidhlig #Gaelic #MastoDaoine #Alba #Druid #Folklore #Herbalism #Mindfulness #GardensOfMastodon → thistleandmoss.com/subscribe?u
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  12. Your body has been braced since somebody said the small mean word at a fairground. Bracing isn't weakness — it's a nervous system doing the job it evolved for. The trouble is nobody ever tells the body when the thing is over, so it holds that shape into September, into a jaw that clicks and a shoulder that will not come down.
    #Phenology #Nature #Autumn #Gàidhlig #Gaelic #MastoDaoine #Alba #Druid #Folklore #Herbalism #Mindfulness #GardensOfMastodon
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  13. A plant to plant, not a plant to dose. Cha bhris am freumh — the root does not break.

    What's the one you'd put in the ground knowing you won't see it finished?
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Nature #Botany #Solarpunk

    This lands free in inboxes every morning if you want it → thistleandmoss.com/subscribe?u
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  14. Prairie is among the most destroyed habitats on this continent, and this is one of its markers.

    Everything you can see of it is built to be burned off.

    The taproot goes fifteen feet down into ground nobody has broken since before there was a state there. Some live close to a century.

    What's the one you'd put in the ground knowing you won't see it finished?
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Botany #Solarpunk

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  15. Nine feet up in the tallgrass, leaves turned north and south to duck the midday sun. That's how it got the name — and how people once took a bearing on open ground with nothing else to sight on.

    Silphium laciniatum. Blooming right now through September.
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Nature #Botany #Solarpunk
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  16. The land doesn't hold its shape that way. Two breaths, then: in through the nose, a second short sip stacked on top, out long and ragged. Three times.
    That second sip is the part that actually reaches the nerve.

    Cùm do chasan air an talamh — keep your feet on the ground.

    What am I still asking permission to call mine? Ask me...
    #Phenology #Nature #Autumn #Gàidhlig #Gaelic #MastoDaoine #Alba #Druid #Folklore #Herbalism #Mindfulness #GardensOfMastodon → thistleandmoss.com/subscribe?u
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  17. Your body has been braced since somebody said the small mean word at a fairground. Bracing isn't weakness — it's a nervous system doing the job it evolved for. The trouble is nobody ever tells the body when the thing is over, so it holds that shape into September, into a jaw that clicks and a shoulder that will not come down.
    #Phenology #Nature #Autumn #Gàidhlig #Gaelic #MastoDaoine #Alba #Druid #Folklore #Herbalism #Mindfulness #GardensOfMastodon
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  18. A plant to plant, not a plant to dose. Cha bhris am freumh — the root does not break.

    What's the one you'd put in the ground knowing you won't see it finished?
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Nature #Botany #Solarpunk

    This lands free in inboxes every morning if you want it → thistleandmoss.com/subscribe?u
    3/3

  19. Prairie is among the most destroyed habitats on this continent, and this is one of its markers.

    Everything you can see of it is built to be burned off.

    The taproot goes fifteen feet down into ground nobody has broken since before there was a state there. Some live close to a century.

    What's the one you'd put in the ground knowing you won't see it finished?
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Botany #Solarpunk

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  20. Nine feet up in the tallgrass, leaves turned north and south to duck the midday sun. That's how it got the name — and how people once took a bearing on open ground with nothing else to sight on.

    Silphium laciniatum. Blooming right now through September.
    #BloomScrolling #GardensOfMastodon #wildflowerhour #NativePlants #Prairie #Gardening #Herbalism #Druid #Folklore #Nature #Botany #Solarpunk
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