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I only just realised that virtually-isolated is also you. Thanks for including me as a neighbour all this time. Love the trans-planter pots.
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I travelled to Manhattan this past week. I spotted wild bread (and a chicken bone) as I left my hotel one night. "I'll take a photo when I get back," I said. But when I returned, all had vanished.
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maybe one day I shall create the yeasterweb (not a web ring, but maybe a bread ring like perhaps a large bagel that old web bread enthusiasts can share a bite of)
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After four years, naan bread finally features in the wild bread collection. A theory had already existed that fresh naan was too delicious a bread to be discarded. Fresh naan and shelf-stable naan are completely different foodstuffs however, and this wild naan exhibits the same story any other pre-packaged bread product serving greater portioning than one consumer has desired.
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I'm a little mad at myself, but I needed the reminder that much of wild bread's beauty is in its ephemeral, transitory nature.
One of the real beautiful things is that we can share this story (Its these stories that truly motivate my work and give me joy). Wild bread is indeed ephemeral but its audience seems ever-passionate. Congrats on catching a glimpse of bread in your own wild.