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Experiments in Life
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Cellar
A friend’s dad has this habit of making little cabins on his rural property. It’s his way of keeping the time-honoured tradition of providing hospitality. “This way if someone comes over, they have a place to stay.” Here a little hatch leads to a hole in the ground under the cabin, in case someone needs a quite place to be, he said.
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Apples
Submitted by Karen Schlichting in Winnipeg, MB on 6th July 2010 | Experiments in Life |
There’s a big crab apple tree in the country, where, if we don’t pick the fruit, it will rot on the ground. We put it through a machine that squishes it core, stem and all. Then boiled and put it in jars. Had local, zesty, pulpy juice all year.
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Snow carving
Submitted by Aiden Enns in Winnipeg, MB on 6th July 2010 | Experiments in Life |
Every winter we put a huge chunk of snow in our front yard, add a snow carving, and it becomes a public art gallery. Here my partner, the carver, allows a swimmer to break the surface. The year before, she made a big toilet, to suggest we need more outdoor facilities.
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