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A Mountain Hearth

Tales of Modern Homesteading and Outdoor Adventure

April 6, 2015

Naturally Nested, Naturally Dyed

Here’s what you get from a 6 minute boil, and couple hour soak in red cabbage, beets, onion skins and turmeric, and spinach. 
An egg-stravaganza!
 

Filed Under: Chickens, Life, Seasons

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  1. the Goodwife says

    April 6, 2015 at 12:24 pm

    I'm still trying to comment, even though I bet I can't………LOL!

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  2. LaraColley says

    April 6, 2015 at 1:54 pm

    Thanks for persevering and your comments are working now!

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Out here in Oregon, I enjoy the rough-hewn life of a modern homesteader and mountain woman, weaving the outdoors into the fabric of daily life. Whether tending this McKenzie River homestead hearth or a campfire in the backcountry, I find great enjoyment in the work of a sustainable life. Gather around as I share my tales of outdoor adventure, conservation, restoration, land stewardship, wildcrafting, handcrafting, growing food, and keeping chickens. It is my hope to share ideas and inspiration, and strengthen connections with the land and wild places. Read More…

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