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From: pamela, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Fruit Walls: Urban Farming in the 1600s
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Good idea. We need to do this again especially with the colder weather. Notice this was done from 1600's to 20th century when we had the cold mini ice age. excerpt: The fruit wall appears around the start of the so-called Little Ice Age, a period of exceptional cold in Europe that lasted from about 1550 to 1850. The French quickly started to refine the technology by pruning the branches of fruit trees in such ways that they could be attached to a wooden frame on the wall. |
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From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Fruit Walls: Urban Farming in the 1600s
URL: https://www.messynessychic.com/2014/03/04/the-last-peach-orchards-of-paris/
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Like loverly secret gardens in ways, I like it. I started sifting through the reference links at the bottom and found a lot of intriguing images. The one above is from a Paris garden and it seems a renaissance of sorts is trying to manifest and bring back the concept. I read Peach gardens via this manner in Paris used to thrive at one time. I wonder how they made these stamped looking forms on the peaches of birds and other symbols....I plan to see if I can find that out later I may have missed it in print I was so interested in the photos presented. ~🍑~ |
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From: pamela, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Fruit Walls: Urban Farming in the 1600s
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The fruit walls will come in handy for whats been hitting us; northern hemisphere severe cold and ice/snow. If the large hail keeps up, it ruins solar powered panels. As pointed out this was done during the mini ice age and we'll need it again for the N climes. I just looked at those peach markings, looks to be a stencil was created and then applied to the peach and the peach fuzz rubbed off. Just my guess. Big problem with the carbon dioxide tax, they ask for money from the poor and give to the rich without offering or doing anything manageable for the poor or mid class, at least I have not seen such, they just leave everyone else but themselves out in the cold and or heat to fend for themselves. That's not a plan to save the world or to help with food production. But they don't really care about that, do they? |
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15774
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Fruit Walls: Urban Farming in the 1600s
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Oh yeah, you are right, it's probably a stencil and the peach fuzz rubbed off...of course, good answer. I don't think anyone is going to need to worry about a carbon tax much longer as it's going down....This world is coming to a close soon, it's the final chapter....It's a diversion the carbon tax thing and to say to others they have no part in the destruction when all do for believing in the governments of this world (unless one is debilitated, etc.)....The more that do follow these snakes in disguise, the more it takes ones who don't want to got there along with them, thankfully it's not forever. I focus on my getting my soul home intact and I understand who "they" are (but there was a time I did not but I know now) which are snakes but the reason snakes have the power is because so many choose to give it to them. I hate my part in what is happening to this world and strive to do the least of it I can......I don't like I am hooked up to a nuclear power plant but it happened without my awareness of such things ....or that my taxes were paid in the past to send others to their deaths or to fund nuclear arms and weather control contraptions and gmo pesticide crops but I confess I that I was killing myself like suicide by supporting that or any suffering of any creature. I am thankful I was able to see it as shown and step out of the insanity as much as possible by the grace of my Lord and Savior who answered my prayers and still does. I was not looking to debate about carbon taxes and am not worried about them....Just wanted thank you for the link and I envision in my mind a beautiful similar type of secret garden in an eternal sanctuary to where my soul is bound someday soon. You are correct they don't care about us and they can't be expected to on account of who they are...yet many keep expecting it of them...it's insane. For myself I don't expect vipers to ever take care of me they only know how to be liars, thieves, murderers, destroyers and they desperate as their time is nearly up and what one sows they shall reap. ~🍑~ |
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