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interesting list but the links are broken. Still at least you can search for the titles:

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 they did an amazing job darning. Also neat old singer darning machine they had.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtb5gqT7f44

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You might enjoy this one. She does a good job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_1167661589&feature=iv&src_vid=5UjGSTbefuE&v=gNSnWp3cUD8

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December 18 at 1:00pm · We'll never change anything if we just spend our time being angry at bad guys - we have to start changing what we do to really make a difference. Rocket mass heaters, incandescent light bulbs, and reducing our personal consumption of petroleum products will make a difference - being angry at bad guys won't. https://permies.com/t/60886/solutions-simple#517774

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December 8, 2013 · So, how did our Anishinaabeg relatives deal with this weather, you ask. How did they survive those extremely cold winter nights with the weather below zero in the double digits? No problem, eh? Check this out.

Quote: Rainey Gaywish: What people forget is that our ancestors were used to being outside. They were acclimatized. People who still fish and trap for a living maintain that, they aren't all used to being inside houses or vehicles all day, and unable to stand the cold. They probably had much more brown fat than we do today, and that fat is integral to maintaining high body temperature. All of these designs assume that our ancestors needed nearly as much heat as we do today, and that is an entirely wrong assumption. They would probably feel like they were suffocating if they had to spend time in the inside climate of most homes today.

RE: Preparation: You will need a medium- sized flowerpot with holes at the bottom for drainage. Lace small stones on its bottom, and use organic soil for better drainage. Additionally, use a bit of sand on the ground for better ventilation. Next, sow the tangerine seeds, cover them well, but do not press them firmly into the soil. Place the flowerpot on some sunny place.


Care: You should occasionally add a fertilizer high in magnesium, zinc, and iron. When the soil is dry to an inch deep, water the tangerines. Do not forget to cut the withered and broken branches. When you gather your fruits, you should be gentle and careful, in order not to cause any damage. Now you can enjoy your own, pesticide-free tangerines, and avoid the sprayed ones at the market, which are rich in chemicals that seriously damage health!
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Along a crystal clear clean water stream the pure mud that I once found in Washington State was the best for stings. Letting it dry it would draw out the poisons.


In rock hounding , once in digging out a Silver vein I accidentally cut myself with my knife:(  So I remembered to use the clean cobwebs, so I grabbed some off the nearby bushes to apply over the wound to stop the bleeding! Like magic the bleeding stopped, Thank You for the use of your web!

Natural Remedies for Bee, Wasp, and Hornet Stings - The Health ... healthwyze.org/.../225-natural-remedies-for-bee-wasp-and-hornet-stings
Nov 12, 2009 - Sterilize the tool if possible, but do not waste time. For maximum absorption, clean the area with soap and water before applying remedies, otherwise the oils on the skin will repel them. Vinegar - Wasp and hornet venom are powerful alkalines. Use an acid such as vinegar to neutralize them.





8 Natural Bee Sting Treatment Options - Natural Health - MOTHER ... www.motherearthnews.com › Mother Earth News Blogs › Natural Health
Oct 15, 2013 - After the stinger has been removed and the wound cleaned, you can use one of these 8 bee sting remedies: Ice. Apply ice for 20 minutes. Honey. Lavender essential oil. Crushed garlic. Plantain. Baking soda and vinegar. Toothpaste. Meat tenderizer

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