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Brown pelican with chicks By: Unknown photographer From: Wildlife Fact-File 1990s

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Beautiful colors from Ancient Rome (II)

Mosaic plaque fragments from late Roman Republic time

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Seiji Yoshimura (b.1960) - Water Patterns. Ink and colour on paper.

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Fern Polypodium aureum Sorus

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Hierarchy (Josef Scharl, 1937)

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you had to be there but goat butter goat milk duck egg french toast with gf cinnamon raisin bread flavored with thyme clove nutmeg and buttervanille topped with fresh basil maple syrup and canned half peaches in grape juice

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goat cheese arugula squash leek sausage lasagna while were at it. just saying

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17thC frog purses

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Art by • Alex Hovey

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KI MORA Swedish Fish Knife

Shaped like a Trout [Listing]

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fried kasha with spices and steamed kale and refried beans and goat cheese and like a quarter cup of hot sauce. just so you know

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Full tweet:

🚨🚨 In the space of 2 weeks we’ve gone from a pilot project that involved my cousin making and distributing one pot of fortified stew a day to a fully fledged soup kitchen with 10 volunteers that feeds 160 families a day or roughly 800 hungry people daily, in Omdurman #Sudan

To do this we’ve cut out all possible overhead costs to ensure we can feed as many people as possible

🟢Our volunteers are unpaid

🟢Our cooking utensils are borrowed

🟢The kitchens storage rooms are donated free of charge

🟢Transport of food items from the market to the kitchen is free courtesy of my Cousin’s Tuk tuk.

🟢However, in order to maintain this kitchen beyond Ramadan we need you to support this Gofundme that is now fully funding this kitchen 🙏🏽

Id: there are two photos in the tweet. The first in the tweet are of a group of men and women. The second is of stacks of backs of lentils.

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Shigenobu Vegetables available from a grocer are laid out on a green background. Color woodcut Month 5, 1866 Each vegetable is named Shigenobu-ga; Bears publisher's mark and censor's seal