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- Read too many books about industrial farming and "how to" gardening books. once our Little Girl was born we left New York City for rural Western Maine. After living in Maine for three years, we followed the work back to NYC and I garden in the city and at our house in Maine.
we had a similar mossy green one on our front screen door. i was amazed by it... i had never seen one like that before that.
ReplyDeleteLuna moth! Sooo pretty.
ReplyDeleteAh, but your hand is tiny, so it isn't really a good comparison.
ReplyDeleteClean country living has made be big and strong! I bet I could look you dead in the kneecaps now
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