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feel more knowledgeable about your surroundings in this easy step! I learnt this one here and now I spot it all the time and get to make people touch it and smell their hands (peanut butter, surprisingly!)
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This is some highkey nerd shit that I honestly don’t talk about much 🙈 But getting into botany has changed my life and this summer especially I‘ve seen some really incredible plants/habitats. I visited an “extreme rich fen” ecosystem here in CO last month that is home to 14 rare plant species - and I got to see most of them! 🥲 Pictured below is Primula egaliksensis which only grows in two places in the contiguous U.S.
Anyways highly rec wandering around outside in remote, beautiful places to look for plants. It has given me a whole other level of awareness and appreciation for the land I call home 💞
Aug 22, 2024
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saying “Nice to meet you!” adds to the experience
Feb 3, 2024
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For the Californians I can offer https://calscape.org/. If you just look up "[location] native plant society" that should lead you in the right direction. I just love learning about the land I'm on and having a neat list of plants adapted to and thriving in the area, maybe you do too.
Nov 22, 2023
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and waking up by the ocean to a thick fog morning. one of my favorite parts of my road trip, partly because it felt like we were getting away with something big ($1k fine if you’re caught sleeping at a pull off) and partly because it was only the 3rd of 16 nights car camping up the coast so the novelty hadn’t worn off quite yet.
Dec 26, 2024
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I haven’t done this before today (rainy tuesday matinee) & I‘m glad I went! saw Poor Things btw would also recommend the movie
Feb 7, 2024
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all you have to do is have a hard kombucha, leave a note on the DMs page, & hold down that icon and rid yourself of this time suck. announcing it is a lil cringe but crucial to hold yourself accountable for more than an hour. hard kombucha for confidence. you got this
Sep 7, 2024