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even if the world was falling down
in a tidal wave of mystery

boehner-trollololll:

18something:

allashadeofgray:

boehner-trollololll:

I am shaking over how BEAUTIFUL this is! 

Imagine how easy it would be to travel across the US with high-speed rail!

Imagine how many JOBS would be created!

Yeah, it would basically be manual labor, but that would put thousands of Americans back to work! 

MAKE THIS HAPPEN, AMERICA!

This would be brillliant. If I ended up working in Philly I could get to my friends in nyc in an hour? i’m sold.

and none for Montana bye

There’s a very faint gray line that runs through Montana, so maybe that would be a future railway down the road when the bare bone rails are fully functional.

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dreams on fire

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fuckyeahpermaculture:

The agricultural technique known as “Wild Farming” is a growing alternative to “factory farming”. Wild farming consists of planting crops that are highly associated and supportive to the natural ecosystem.^[1] This includes intercropping with native plants, following the contours and geography of the land, and supporting local food chains.^[2] The goal is to produce large crop yields, while still promoting a healthy environment. Wild farming is a backlash against the dominance of factory farming. Up until the mid 20th century, agicultural crop yields relied on natural inputs such as rainfall patterns, natural soil resources, recycling of organic matter, and built-in biological control mechanisms.^[2] Currently, agricultural practices have been conventionalized to include large monocropped fields and use of synthetics: pesticides and fertilizers. Avoiding the conventional farming practices, wild farming adopts many practices from sustainable agricultural systems such as agroecology, permaculture, forest farming, and greywater systems. The four basic guiding principles of the wild farming movement are:

1. Direct managers to develop long-term vision for future of landscape

2. Basic recognition of ecosystem processes.

3. High value on biological diversity.

4. To consider the quality of life of the community as well as the self.

daysofouryouth:

Sand Art

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theartofanimation:

Jason Mowry

the air was calm today

lots of poop

poppin plan b like it was mdma