A living almanac of seasons, soil, and the quiet knowledge that used to be common. Rust axum with minijinja and Vite.
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2season: late-fall
3section: what the land is offering
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6- rose hips, bright red on bare canes. more vitamin c than oranges. dry for tea.
7- late persimmons, fully soft now and sweet as candy after hard frost.
8- turkey tail mushrooms on fallen logs. not for eating but for a medicinal broth.
9- dried seedheads of evening primrose. the roots are edible, peppery when cooked.
10- pine needles, fresh growth if you can find it. steep for a sharp vitamin c tea.
11- black walnuts still on the ground if you missed them. hull and cure them.
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13the land is closing down but not empty. late fall foraging is about knowing what lasts and what the cold has made sweeter.