Careless Shadows
Careless Shadows
What is hemp good for? Absolutely, or almost, everything.
Many colonists during the 18th century. Tired, quiet, industrious, farmers…did not have the same quarrel over weed, hemp, etc., and it’s benefits. As we do today. To them smoking a bone held little light over the benefits of hemp. From clothing to food to armor and lastly, a good buzz: growing hemp had been the meal ticket for many.
When we ever learn nothing lasts. Nothing that is unless it is of the earth.
Plastics can be replaced with bio-plastics – hemp
Fuel with bio-fuel – hemp
sunscreen
soap
We now have hemp-crete and Hemp Sport’s cars
But my new hemp-improved…favorite?
A pair of rustic, iconic…Levi’s!
Watching the earth breathe in her simple needs…less a temptress or a priestess…but a tomboy…throwing sticks and stones.
Believing that all wants are the center of the storm.
Pointing a finger with a twisted twig at the way the better half lives.
Dressing our gifts with conflicts of bitter cold.
When will the breathing…not renew.
So, for the new year. As some warm weather has discarded newly fallen snow…’our trashy-ness…is revealed.
We belong to the earth (so quaint.) The earth does not belong to us…(truth.)
http://www.usatoday.com/staff/10047164/calley-cederlof/
I am a nature freak…and, damn proud of it. I grew up in the wild, as a wild-child. I slowly but surely became a hippie tree hugger. And, in the end, though I lived in many metro areas. The countryside of New Hampshire calls me back…each and every-time. What amazes me?
The water bottles left on a heritage trail.
The granola bars displaced on a ridge, 2,000 ft from civilization.
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So, for a limited time, nature and some of her now ‘gone’ friends.
Almost extinct..
What is happening here closer to home?
The greatly sought after, New Hampshire Moose. Not quite on the endangered list yet. However, a sad, quick, decline of their calves have left some in despair. Why? Global warming, meaning shorter winters…Meaning, ticks. Ticks during all four seasons in an environment typical known for its frigid weather.
The Winter Tick is literally sucking the blood of New Hampshire Moose and their calves.
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