Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

2/ Dancing with a Dakini. A meditation upon life among Asians, penned after the Two Rivers Farm pear tasting, October 2015. facebook.com/100002219988748/posts/974364635980860/

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @clothofnature In a similar vein, I love this image of a fallen Asian pear, Seuri Li, an exquisite corpse: skin gone from sun-gold to perfect, speckled black, without the rot disturbing a single, immaculate curve.Quoted by@clothofnature In a similar vein, I love this image of a fallen Asian pear, Seuri Li, an exquisite corpse: skin gone from sun-gold to perfect, speckled black, without the rot disturbing a single, immaculate curve.Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Kuwadanouen 1/ Here in the USA, farmers focus on about twenty, key Asian pear varieties. Our most popular equivalent to 'Yukata', seen here, today, is 'Korean Giant' (P. pyrifolia x P. ussuriensis) also known as 'Dan Bae' or 'Olympic'. This 2lb specimen will store for about five months.Quoted by@Kuwadanouen 1/ Here in the USA, farmers focus on about twenty, key Asian pear varieties. Our most popular equivalent to 'Yukata', seen here, today, is 'Korean Giant' (P. pyrifolia x P. ussuriensis) also known as 'Dan Bae' or 'Olympic'. This 2lb specimen will store for about five months.Quoted by@joseph_gaglione Seuri Li.Quoted by9/ Ultimately, the ‘differences’ distinguishing the diversity of human and more-than-human cultures which birth such bio-cultural syntheses, dissolve in a single, unifying ecology reconciling realms, cultures, continents and eras. It’s peaceful, peacemaking territory, this stuff.Quoted by4/ Cosmic initiation, a land-based, more-than-human experience, grounded. I see now, four decades later, I was awakened to Divine Beauty, as a child, by a pear tree, on the edge of Lake Dal. ?s=20