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1885 mushroom spawn advertising clip art

 
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I found this in an old trade publication for florists and I thought it would amuse the shroomers here on Permies.  The art is so old (1885) that it's public domain, so maybe some one of you will have a use for it; but mostly I'm just putting it here for the amusement value.

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mushroom spawn advertisement
 
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Cool. I had been left with the idea that it was strictly a new thing.  Invented by a bunch of weirdos in the 1960's. Like computers.
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I sorta thought that way too, without ever really having concentrated on thinking about it.  But no!
 
A berm makes a great wind break. And we all like to break wind once in a while. Like this tiny ad:
Meeting that special someone with values similar to yours - at a permaculture workshop or event
https://permies.com/wiki/153784/Meeting-special-values-similar-permaculture
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