When trees are sacred, the earth doesn’t turn into a desert.
And birds come, too, out of the air.
Categories: Nature Photography
When trees are sacred, the earth doesn’t turn into a desert.
And birds come, too, out of the air.
Categories: Nature Photography
Tagged as: beauty, environment, frost, Gaia, hoarfrost, mountain ash, nature photography, Okanagan, rowan, sacred, Winter
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Reblogged this on Sable Aradia, Priestess & Witch.
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Reblogged this on hocuspocus13 and commented:
Celtic Tree Month of Rowan began 21 January
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The berries are edible when blanched too.
We have plenty of Western Mountain Ash (also referred to as Rowan).
It IS a very beautiful tree.
– Rev. Dragon’s Eye
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Thanks for the tip. How long would you soak them? I’m going to put up a rowan schnapps recipe in a few days, too.
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Blanching would usually be about five minutes or less. You boil them for a very short time.
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thanks.
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Боже, какое чудо!!!
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I agree!
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Now I would like a Rowan tree in my little garden.
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I have the same desire and the same small garden!
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