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Gardener’s Are Green

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At least I think that is our tendency. We tend to care about the environment as our love and appreciation for it grows with our gardening experience. Anyway… I don’t politic hardly ever on this blog- I had someone get very mad at me when they visited from this one to my more opinionated religion and politics oriented blog, TrueGrit. So rather than ruffle everyone’s feathers and try to explain myself in a context that was never meant for that, I more firmly separated the two types of blogs. I like to write and participate within both. Occasionally, as now, the two sides will meet.

Following my garden links to see new blogs and what my garden blogger friends are writing I came upon The Deep Middle. Not your usual sort of garden blogger. He hit upon a couple of my avid interests in this post, Natural Gas and Windpower, namely alternatives for our energy needs. More people need to be aware of the developments, and these are some big developments! So I posted both here and @ Truegrit, to reach as many as possible and point them both to an interesting blog and an interesting energy development.

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