The red (blood) spring. Red from iron, yes. It never runs dry, even during drought, is safe to drink, and has healing properties
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Flexing my cooking muscles in a vegetarian kitchen, I'm exploring new foods, trying to eat local when possible, and steering away from most pre-packaged foods.
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Wednesday, July 27, 2005
The red (blood) spring. Red from iron, yes. It never runs dry, even during drought, is safe to drink, and has healing properties
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