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by Christine RaiDecember 9, 2020December 9, 2020

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If you’re a fan of bloomy rinds, try the glorious Italian cupcake that is La Tur. With a delectable texture like soft ice cream, you’re sure to savor it.

It’s not a full moon tonight but apparently my phone thinks it is, as shot through a weeping cherry tree.

Strange spot in the woods—lots of old junk and lots of old bones.

Above & below.

6 miles with @anniecolorart along the C&O towpath and Little Monocacy.

Don’t mistake overlooked for inconsequential or small for unimportant. This Sycamore seed pod is smaller than a ping pong ball yet how many mighty trees could it yield? In fact the largest tree in Maryland, not far from me is a magnificent Sycamore. Take some time to notice and appreciate the small things.

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Christine Rai is a professor in the Washington, D.C. area with a passion for food studies and experiential learning. Learn more at www.christinerai.com.

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