Monthly Archives: March 2015

Of pruning and migrations

Today was dormant orchard pruning day at Rurikia. With over 20 trees it is usually better approached as an off and on activity a tree or two at a time over a few weeks as winter winds down, with each … Continue reading

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Through the camera – desert wildflowers

The rainy season of winter in the Mojave desert is coming to an end (all 2-3 inches of it) and the desert is responding with a wealth of ephemeral wildflowers while the hardier plants are in no way being left … Continue reading

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Real-life reviews: Bertazzoni Master Series 36” range

Once the new Bertazzoni Master Series range arrived and was installed, I found out that while initially I would have preferred 6 burners rathar than 5, I was actually quite happy to have the 5 variable burner sizes instead of … Continue reading

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