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Meg - do you have any of more of the hardware cloth left? Also, Walt reminded me that we forgot our pickax ((twice))

Yes, I have a few feet left, and yes, pickax!
 
Associated Press, By Jesus Hock Seng

Nuevo Phoenix, East Sector 226 (AP), Septiembre 7, 2211

It is central to our culture that the sacred Moringa tree provided sustenance that allowed our people to survive the Great Contraction. While every school child knows the nutritional and material benefits of our great benefactor, the origin of the Moringa tree has been shrouded in mystery and legend. The most popular fable is that of Meg Moringaseed, some say she was a fairy princes with a knapsack full of Moringa seeds, skipping around our region singing songs of joy and depositing seeds in the yards of those who were most deserved. Others suggest she was a guerrilla gardener, dressed in black and planting seeds in the dead of night in her righteous fight against those that would control our food supply. For most, these fables served to explain how we, as a people were able to feed Moringa to our chickens and survive the great famine that laid waste to most of the former U.S. While we may never know the true origin of Mother Moringa to our region, genetic science tells us that this is the 200th year since the introduction of our Mother tree. Take the time today to reflect on all that she has given us.
 
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OMG!!! I get backon the thread to THIS??? Never.laughed so.hard.in.my.life, and as a sic-fi geek I am deeply flattered. Now I go to shop my closet for urban camo fairy clothing...
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