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Well, hello!
Brushwood midsummer
Peg's Thoughts, Fermenting in the Fields
Apples of My Eye
Moon Me!
CURRENT MOON
Quince Tree at the Cloisters
Well, hello!
My Favorite Apples
- Cameo
- Gala
- Gravenstein
- Honeycrisp
- Jonathan
- Macintosh
- Macoun
- Opalescent
- Pink Gold (my name for an apple native to the Brushwood Folklore Center)
- Winesap
- Your faves might be here
Favorite Apple Trees
Brushwood midsummer
Blog Branches
- A Pagan's Blog on Beliefnet
- Alec Soth
- Brambleberries in the Rain
- Cold Climate Gardening
- Endicott Studio of Mythic Arts
- Expulsion of the Blatant Beast
- Festival of the Trees
- Folk and Fairy
- Guerrilla Gardening
- Habeas Brulee
- Herbal Witchcraft
- Junk Food Science
- Moonmusick
- Neil Gaiman
- No Impact Man
- Orangette
- Our Little Corner of Paradise
- Planet on a Plate
- Pre-Raphaelite Art
- Somerset Seasons
- Terri Windling's Blog
- The Celluloid Bough
- Time Has Told Me
- Witch Mountain
silver boughs, golden bushels
- All About Apples
- Apple Journal
- Apple Tree quotations
- Autumnal quotes
- Bacon of the Month club
- BBC: Writersroom
- Brent and Becky's bulbs
- cool links on nature, myth & folklore
- Coyote Grace
- Dante's Heart
- Early Book Society newsletter
- Fiona Macleod's writings
- Fruits and Votes
- Goblin Fruit
- Gypsy Moon
- Heirloom Apples!
- Links to the Night Sky
- Michael Pollan
- Modern Antiquarian
- Mythic Delirium
- OBOD: Apple Trees
- Orchards News (UK)
- Pastoral and the Good Life
- Red Witch
- Trees! (many links)
- Vintage Hallowe'en
- Virtual Orchard
My Core
- Peg
- I'm a small-scale professional gardener and lover of nature. I'm a film critic, freelance writer and academic who teaches media studies. I'm also a published poet and singer and collector of traditional songs. I enjoy life most of the time and am rarely bored. I'm into sacred sites and earth mysteries. I love visionaries and hate litterbugs.
4 comments :
Both of my blogs came up at the high-school level, but that is all right.
Reading comprehension drops on the Web, or so all the experts say!
huh? Even with your use of the word "Gaullimaufry"???? (did I spell that right?)
I am trying to figure out how Fruits & Votes came up as high school. I mean, I don't know about you, but I never learned terms like "majoritarian" or "chill hour" or "semipresidentialism" in my high school.
good point, mss. I didn't either.
I am not sure it is just about vocabulary, but grammar and syntax as well...but then, I still don't think it's accurate.
I just had a thought: I include a fair bit of poetry (most of it by famous folks like Yeats and Coleridge etc.) in my blog...maybe that makes a difference?
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