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  1. Mornin’.

    Swallows feeding over Small Meadow here on World Bee Sanctuary today.

    Lost count at 50.

    Clean wild habitat folks.

    Clean Wild Habitat = Insect Abundance.

    Insect abundance = Insect eaters.

    It is that simple.

    (Sound up)

    #birds #swallows #nature
    #worldbeesanctuary
    #summer #insects
    #biodiversity #birdsofmastodon
    #environment #habitat #organic

  2. Mornin’.

    Swallows feeding over Small Meadow here on World Bee Sanctuary today.

    Lost count at 50.

    Clean wild habitat folks.

    Clean Wild Habitat = Insect Abundance.

    Insect abundance = Insect eaters.

    It is that simple.

    (Sound up)

    #birds #swallows #nature
    #worldbeesanctuary
    #summer #insects
    #biodiversity #birdsofmastodon
    #environment #habitat #organic

  3. Photograph, Threshing at Tom Kennedy's Farm, 1905-1925

    This is a photograph of threshing taking place at Tom Kennedy's farm, Scotts Gap. Kennedy's Threshing Mill: Tom (Thomas Jnr) and his brother Jim (James) of 'Wardie', Scotts Gap, ran a threshing mill in the Western District. They started out using a horse drawn portable engine and progressed to a traction engine, finishing up with a tractor driven mill. On back hand written in blue pen: 'Taken...
    Otautau Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5805

    #Agriculture #1900s #1920s #1910s #Organic

  4. Photograph, Threshing at Tom Kennedy's Farm, 1905-1925

    This is a photograph of threshing taking place at Tom Kennedy's farm, Scotts Gap. Kennedy's Threshing Mill: Tom (Thomas Jnr) and his brother Jim (James) of 'Wardie', Scotts Gap, ran a threshing mill in the Western District. They started out using a horse drawn portable engine and progressed to a traction engine, finishing up with a tractor driven mill. On back hand written in blue pen: 'Taken...
    Otautau Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5805

    #Agriculture #1900s #1920s #1910s #Organic

  5. Photograph, Threshing at Tom Kennedy's Farm, 1905-1925

    This is a photograph of threshing taking place at Tom Kennedy's farm, Scotts Gap. Kennedy's Threshing Mill: Tom (Thomas Jnr) and his brother Jim (James) of 'Wardie', Scotts Gap, ran a threshing mill in the Western District. They started out using a horse drawn portable engine and progressed to a traction engine, finishing up with a tractor driven mill. On back hand written in blue pen: 'Taken...
    Otautau Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5805

    #Agriculture #1900s #1920s #1910s #Organic

  6. We've had it confirmed a pallet of #coffee is coming on Tuesday. In it will be:

    #Organic from #Ethiopia
    #Peaberry from #Kenya
    Our favourite farm Coffee Gardens, #Uganda
    A small holding from #Nicaragua (pictured)
    A 12 hour #fermented from #Rwanda

    We'll get them on our website over the weekend hopefully. Join our newsletter or keep an eye out to hear first.

    For our newsletter, go to roastinghouse.co.uk, scroll to bottom and enter your email.

  7. We've had it confirmed a pallet of #coffee is coming on Tuesday. In it will be:

    #Organic from #Ethiopia
    #Peaberry from #Kenya
    Our favourite farm Coffee Gardens, #Uganda
    A small holding from #Nicaragua (pictured)
    A 12 hour #fermented from #Rwanda

    We'll get them on our website over the weekend hopefully. Join our newsletter or keep an eye out to hear first.

    For our newsletter, go to roastinghouse.co.uk, scroll to bottom and enter your email.

  8. Photograph, Jones-McIntosh Wedding

    This is a studio photograph of the wedding of Mary Jones and James McIntosh, which took place in 1931. At the time, Mary was 22 and James 26. Mary was the daughter of Barbara and Henry Jones. Henry died in 1910, when Mary was only a baby, in a steeplechase accident whilst following the hounds at a Hunt Club Meeting. James grew up on his family farm at Brighton, just out of Dunedin. The couple had three children together. We believe they lived on Pine Hill Road, Dunedin, and James worked as a storeman. Mary died in 1979 aged 70 years. Her ashes were scattered. James died in 1994 aged 88. He is buried in the Green Island Cemetery with his parents, brother George and his grandmother, Christina. Cemetery records show that James mother, Elizabeth, was living with Mary and James at the time of her death. We have been unable to establish how this family connects to our area. Perhaps one of their children later lived in the Lower Mataura Valley.
    Wyndham & Districts Historical Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/4809

    #PeopleAndFamilies #1930s #Organic #H212MmXW160Mm #Museums #Wyndham&DistrictsHistoricalMuseum

  9. Photograph, Jones-McIntosh Wedding

    This is a studio photograph of the wedding of Mary Jones and James McIntosh, which took place in 1931. At the time, Mary was 22 and James 26. Mary was the daughter of Barbara and Henry Jones. Henry died in 1910, when Mary was only a baby, in a steeplechase accident whilst following the hounds at a Hunt Club Meeting. James grew up on his family farm at Brighton, just out of Dunedin. The couple had three children together. We believe they lived on Pine Hill Road, Dunedin, and James worked as a storeman. Mary died in 1979 aged 70 years. Her ashes were scattered. James died in 1994 aged 88. He is buried in the Green Island Cemetery with his parents, brother George and his grandmother, Christina. Cemetery records show that James mother, Elizabeth, was living with Mary and James at the time of her death. We have been unable to establish how this family connects to our area. Perhaps one of their children later lived in the Lower Mataura Valley.
    Wyndham & Districts Historical Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/4809

    #PeopleAndFamilies #1930s #Organic #H212MmXW160Mm #Museums #Wyndham&DistrictsHistoricalMuseum

  10. Photograph, Otautau Railway Station, 1913-1938

    This is a photograph of the Otautau Railway Station. The first Railway Hotel can be seen opposite the Station behind the trees to the left of centre. About the Line and Station: The Otautau Railway line opened on the 15th December 1879 and is still in current operation (2018), transporting coal from the Takitimu Mine down through the Wairio Line to be delivered to Canterbury's Clandeboybe Dairy...
    Otautau Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5805

    #BuildingsAndStructures #Transportation #1910s #Organic

  11. Photograph, Otautau Railway Station, 1913-1938

    This is a photograph of the Otautau Railway Station. The first Railway Hotel can be seen opposite the Station behind the trees to the left of centre. About the Line and Station: The Otautau Railway line opened on the 15th December 1879 and is still in current operation (2018), transporting coal from the Takitimu Mine down through the Wairio Line to be delivered to Canterbury's Clandeboybe Dairy...
    Otautau Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5805

    #BuildingsAndStructures #Transportation #1910s #Organic

  12. Red Bull Cola gibt es derzeit kaum noch irgendwo zu kaufen.

    Scheinbar will #RedBull den Preis anheben, aber die Einzelhandelsriesen boykottieren das (= gut so!)

    Ein guter Ersatz kommt von #Fritz #Cola #Organic - mit natürlichen Inhaltsstoffen & mehr #Koffein.

    #rewe #Edeka #FritzCola #RedBullCola

  13. Red Bull Cola gibt es derzeit kaum noch irgendwo zu kaufen.

    Scheinbar will #RedBull den Preis anheben, aber die Einzelhandelsriesen boykottieren das (= gut so!)

    Ein guter Ersatz kommt von #Fritz #Cola #Organic - mit natürlichen Inhaltsstoffen & mehr #Koffein.

    #rewe #Edeka #FritzCola #RedBullCola

  14. Red Bull Cola gibt es derzeit kaum noch irgendwo zu kaufen.

    Scheinbar will #RedBull den Preis anheben, aber die Einzelhandelsriesen boykottieren das (= gut so!)

    Ein guter Ersatz kommt von #Fritz #Cola #Organic - mit natürlichen Inhaltsstoffen & mehr #Koffein.

    #rewe #Edeka #FritzCola #RedBullCola

  15. Red Bull Cola gibt es derzeit kaum noch irgendwo zu kaufen.

    Scheinbar will #RedBull den Preis anheben, aber die Einzelhandelsriesen boykottieren das (= gut so!)

    Ein guter Ersatz kommt von #Fritz #Cola #Organic - mit natürlichen Inhaltsstoffen & mehr #Koffein.

    #rewe #Edeka #FritzCola #RedBullCola

  16. We are officially back on WWOOF! We are accepting inquiries for visits beginning in September of this year and through May of next. We'd love to see you if you're interested in learning more about land stewardship, food production, or permaculture-based cultivation.

    wwoofusa.org/en/host/53202

    #WWOOF #RegenerativeAg #Rewilding #Community #CommunityFarm #Farm #Farming #Organic #FoodSovereignty #Gardening

  17. We are officially back on WWOOF! We are accepting inquiries for visits beginning in September of this year and through May of next. We'd love to see you if you're interested in learning more about land stewardship, food production, or permaculture-based cultivation.

    wwoofusa.org/en/host/53202

    #WWOOF #RegenerativeAg #Rewilding #Community #CommunityFarm #Farm #Farming #Organic #FoodSovereignty #Gardening

  18. Photograph, Edendale Gravel Pit 1908

    This is a sepia photograph of the Edendale Gravel Pit in 1908. The men are Jack Milne - contractor and carrier around Edendale, John Angus McDonald and George Routledge. Jack Milne carried coal and cheese crate wood to Seaward Downs and Menzies Ferry and he would bring cheese back to the railway. He would also cart groceries and metal. All the electric light poles round Edendale township were dragged from the railway by Jack Milne. He towed these by chain dragged behind on the ground. Jack Milne lived at 10 acre, Edendale.
    Wyndham & Districts Historical Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/4809

    #PeopleAndFamilies #Animals #Transportation #1900s #Organic #H195MmXW248Mm

  19. Photograph, Edendale Gravel Pit 1908

    This is a sepia photograph of the Edendale Gravel Pit in 1908. The men are Jack Milne - contractor and carrier around Edendale, John Angus McDonald and George Routledge. Jack Milne carried coal and cheese crate wood to Seaward Downs and Menzies Ferry and he would bring cheese back to the railway. He would also cart groceries and metal. All the electric light poles round Edendale township were dragged from the railway by Jack Milne. He towed these by chain dragged behind on the ground. Jack Milne lived at 10 acre, Edendale.
    Wyndham & Districts Historical Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/4809

    #PeopleAndFamilies #Animals #Transportation #1900s #Organic #H195MmXW248Mm

  20. Photograph, Edendale Gravel Pit 1908

    This is a sepia photograph of the Edendale Gravel Pit in 1908. The men are Jack Milne - contractor and carrier around Edendale, John Angus McDonald and George Routledge. Jack Milne carried coal and cheese crate wood to Seaward Downs and Menzies Ferry and he would bring cheese back to the railway. He would also cart groceries and metal. All the electric light poles round Edendale township were dragged from the railway by Jack Milne. He towed these by chain dragged behind on the ground. Jack Milne lived at 10 acre, Edendale.
    Wyndham & Districts Historical Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/4809

    #PeopleAndFamilies #Animals #Transportation #1900s #Organic #H195MmXW248Mm

  21. Photograph, Edendale Gravel Pit 1908

    This is a sepia photograph of the Edendale Gravel Pit in 1908. The men are Jack Milne - contractor and carrier around Edendale, John Angus McDonald and George Routledge. Jack Milne carried coal and cheese crate wood to Seaward Downs and Menzies Ferry and he would bring cheese back to the railway. He would also cart groceries and metal. All the electric light poles round Edendale township were dragged from the railway by Jack Milne. He towed these by chain dragged behind on the ground. Jack Milne lived at 10 acre, Edendale.
    Wyndham & Districts Historical Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/4809

    #PeopleAndFamilies #Animals #Transportation #1900s #Organic #H195MmXW248Mm

  22. Photograph, Edendale Gravel Pit 1908

    This is a sepia photograph of the Edendale Gravel Pit in 1908. The men are Jack Milne - contractor and carrier around Edendale, John Angus McDonald and George Routledge. Jack Milne carried coal and cheese crate wood to Seaward Downs and Menzies Ferry and he would bring cheese back to the railway. He would also cart groceries and metal. All the electric light poles round Edendale township were dragged from the railway by Jack Milne. He towed these by chain dragged behind on the ground. Jack Milne lived at 10 acre, Edendale.
    Wyndham & Districts Historical Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/4809

    #PeopleAndFamilies #Animals #Transportation #1900s #Organic #H195MmXW248Mm

  23. Photograph, Birchwood Homestead, 1870-1905

    This is a photograph of the Birchwood Homestead. About the House: The Birchwood Homestead was a two-storey house made of kahikatea. Built in the early 1860s, the house remained for over 100-years, but in the 1990s the house was demolished as it was full of borer. Birchwood in the early days: Named by the first run-holder on the land, Freeman Rayney Jackson, in 1863 the land was subdivided int...
    Otautau Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5805

    #BuildingsAndStructures #1880s #1890s #1870s #1900s #Organic

  24. Photograph, Birchwood Homestead, 1870-1905

    This is a photograph of the Birchwood Homestead. About the House: The Birchwood Homestead was a two-storey house made of kahikatea. Built in the early 1860s, the house remained for over 100-years, but in the 1990s the house was demolished as it was full of borer. Birchwood in the early days: Named by the first run-holder on the land, Freeman Rayney Jackson, in 1863 the land was subdivided int...
    Otautau Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5805

    #BuildingsAndStructures #1880s #1890s #1870s #1900s #Organic

  25. Photograph, Birchwood Homestead, 1870-1905

    This is a photograph of the Birchwood Homestead. About the House: The Birchwood Homestead was a two-storey house made of kahikatea. Built in the early 1860s, the house remained for over 100-years, but in the 1990s the house was demolished as it was full of borer. Birchwood in the early days: Named by the first run-holder on the land, Freeman Rayney Jackson, in 1863 the land was subdivided int...
    Otautau Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5805

    #BuildingsAndStructures #1880s #1890s #1870s #1900s #Organic

  26. Photograph, Birchwood Homestead, 1870-1905

    This is a photograph of the Birchwood Homestead. About the House: The Birchwood Homestead was a two-storey house made of kahikatea. Built in the early 1860s, the house remained for over 100-years, but in the 1990s the house was demolished as it was full of borer. Birchwood in the early days: Named by the first run-holder on the land, Freeman Rayney Jackson, in 1863 the land was subdivided int...
    Otautau Museum via DigitalNZ

    api.digitalnz.org/records/5805

    #BuildingsAndStructures #1880s #1890s #1870s #1900s #Organic