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Hey, just a reminder about Mastodon: It's really irritating to read a long thread in which every post has a CW on it, but the Mastodon software anticipates this, and the thread view has a little eye icon up in the corner that will expand every post in the current thread all at once.

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Sam Steiner and 487 others

[ordered some, will order more, want to always have the next book ready - thanks!]

Help.

I need #English books to read to my daughter (9).

She suggests Famous Five but I would like something with a bit more modern "mindset" than the girls always helping in the kitchen and the boys in the barn.

Ideas?

Also, thanks for boosts as my bubble is German speaking.

Also, wow! boost some of those good answers from the #Fediverse community... wow! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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Prairie_Dog

For #ThickTrunkTuesday I wanted to share this enormous old #liveoak #tree that has its own space by the Baton Rouge Clinic on Perkins Road in #BatonRouge #Louisiana. When the Clinic moved to this location, they preserved the tree and set aside an appropriately sized fenced area to protect its root system. The tree is thriving and so is the Clinic. Proof that we can live in harmony with nature if we do so thoughtfully. This oak supports an impressive colony of Resurrection Fern as well. I took these photos last week, and you can see the new spring growth on the branches.

An enormous old Live Oak tree is centered in a grassy area surrounded by a black metal fence that protects its roots. The tree is a broad spreading specimen, with thick lateral branches heavily colonized by Resurrection Ferns.
This is a wide-angle photograph that attempts to frame the broad spreading branches of the Live Oak. A multistory brick building on the left of the frame is the Baton Rouge Clinic.
A closer photograph of the Live Oak’s thick trunk, and wide lateral branches. These branches are thickly colonized on their upper half by Resurrection Fern, only some of which appears green. The browner areas of Resurrection Fern have went into their dry dormant state. They are awaiting a fresh rain to make them green and lush again, this characteristic gives them their common name…
#treesofmastodon#ferns
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