Magical treasures!!! I love finding stuff. All the stories about those who lived and worked there before you, embedded in each object. I love the water pump; they still use those in Egypt! They still use scythes too. The view out your window is magical!
So many fun finds. Were you able to identify these plants on your own, or did you have to look them up? I'm definitely jealous of all the flora, I live in Dallas and have to drive a ways for anything like this.
Oregon stories...my sister-in-law proudly discusses her garden of invasives which she nurses. Go figure.
Humm… Mysterious rocks = petrified EarPods! Boom! Mystery solved! 🎤 ⬇️🤘🏼
This was exactly what I needed to read this morning. Thanks, Carson 💚
Whoa!! Those rocks!😍
Carson, do you happen to follow the YouTube channel “Crime Pays But Botany Doesn’t?” I think you might really dig it.
Love this
Magical treasures!!! I love finding stuff. All the stories about those who lived and worked there before you, embedded in each object. I love the water pump; they still use those in Egypt! They still use scythes too. The view out your window is magical!
So many fun finds. Were you able to identify these plants on your own, or did you have to look them up? I'm definitely jealous of all the flora, I live in Dallas and have to drive a ways for anything like this.
Oh gosh I love seeing all the things you uncovered! And the gorgeous plants, all of those ferns are so pretty.
This is awesome.
Western red cedar resembles a feathery fern.
What an absolutely lovely post, Carson.
What did you do with all the vines and cleared-away plants? We’ve got an overgrown alley behind our house that needs to be dealt with…
I love this so much. Space to breathe after a long day. And beautiful photos. The uncovering is so fascinating! Thank you🌿
I loved this! Did anyone else notice that the "mysterious rocks" look like Palaeolithic airpods?