Permaculture Photo Challenge - October-November 2019

Happy Halloween!
A spooky doll left in our spooky new house, waiting in her glass cage...

I was having fun :-D. I think this one fits well with "wildcrafting"--those are oyster mushrooms unless I am mistaken!

Amy Arnett wrote:Happy Halloween!
A spooky doll left in our spooky new house, waiting in her glass cage...

I used to have one very much like this! What a fun memory, thank you!

Just a random hole in the road that never got filled. Well I guess it's filled with a microclimate now...

Printed out the list and look forward to completing it (even if I'm not part of the challenge). Have been taking "permie" photos for about five years now and need to collect them all into one place. This inspired me! Thanks!

Got some fancy apples in the mail, a gift from relatives a little farther north. This fancy, seasonal fruit gift is the latest iteration in a perpetual gift giving loop.

When given a gift, most people in Japan will feel obligated to return the favor. I like the custom and feel that it encourages sharing. When I opened the gift, I thought "who can I share this with and who do I owe I gift". I know it will come back around, and that can be more valuable then keeping the gift(or surplus) for yourself.

Decay. On the slope between the river and us.

It's getting colder. Is everyone keeping warm?

A nice fire on a cold night is a great comfort to me.

Also, although I always considered oranges a summer fruit, Mandarin orange season is fall through winter. Good to get a nice vitamin C boost as the weather cools.

Spooky! The "shallow grave" in my front yard (mini Hugelkulture)

Hi Raven,

I saw this photo online and thought of you, it would be a nice one to duplicate.
I followed a link to one Alexie Kermentiev's photo sites, his photos go for around $300+

Anyway I also wanted to ask you if you have a Facebook page to help promote your stock photos?

Cast iron... with a bonus gallon of mead...

Compost and chickens

Cold today well call this observation

Spotted this joker crossing the street. Don't worry, he made it across.

What a great pile of photos!  Thanks, everyone for participating.

December - January Permaculture photo challange is up.

But, you can still participate in this photo challenge.  There is no closing date.