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Scapes are the flowers of the garlic plant. They emerge in mid June as a round stem with a flower bud on the end. The stem curls into a loop, maybe 1.5-2 turns. At that point the flower and stem are edible. Later the loops straighten out and the flower opens. At that point the stem is tough and although you can use it for flavoring it's not really edible.
We have to remove the scapes from the garlic plants. Otherwise the garlic will direct energy to the flower rather than the bulb. That will mean smaller bulbs.
Scape Art on a walk around the city on a grey cold day in December 2022. Christchurch New Zealand.
Te Pu o Te Wheke
First exhibited at the Hawai’i Triennial in 2022, Te Pu o Te Wheke honours the Pacific Sisters’ long-standing and ongoing explorations to amplify Pacific bodies, stories, gender fluidity, garments, and expressions. The installation comprises eight full-body portraits produced in close collaboration with photographer Pati Tyrell. Each image, presented as a lightbox and activated through augmented reality co-developed with iSPARX, depicts a niu aitu (ancestor) and addresses the foundational question, ‘Who are you?’ Audiences can use the AR (augmented reality) application to bring the aitu to life through sound and animation; please scan the QR code to activate the Pacific Sisters app.
Te Pu o Te Wheke responds to this season’s theme of Sweat Equity, which explores the effects of labour and capital on the body, through the transformative and self-determining nature of ritual and adornment. The Pacific Sisters create their identities through attire which blends traditional methods and materials with contemporary creative approaches.
Each of the Sisters has chosen a niu aitu to embody; collectively, the group represents those things not lost to colonisation, values and passions of the Sisters and other Pacific peoples. Among the niu aitu are Taulāitu (Taulā o le Aitu) a spirit medium who guides and holds the collective mauli (soul) that exists within and between this world and the next; Tū Irarere Te TūPuna the upholder of gender-fluid ancestral space; Mapu Malie, who champions mutual respect between humans and all other creatures as kaitiaki of their respective domains; and Ngā Roimata Auhi a Mārie, The Anguished Tears of Peace, who mourns for a world torn apart by conflict and loss.
I did not know of these until we signed on to a vegetable subscription program. In the spring a garlic bulb will send up a flowers stalk or "scape". Cutting the stalk off forces the plant to put more of it's energy into growing the bulb. That stalk, however, can be minced and used as one would use garlic. As they get older the bottom gets woodier, but bud remains tender.
Coastal scapes from Cuchilla Alta. August 2015.
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Coastal scapes from Cuchilla Alta. August 2015.
By Andrés Bentancourt
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Birds Eye: Living Breakwaters reduces risk, revives ecologies, and connects educators to the shoreline, inspiring a new generation of harbor stewards and a more resilient region over time.
I can't keep up with even a one-a-day Flickr schedule, and often post bad stuff randomly picked from my archives, poorly processed, just for the sake of uploading 'something'...
Meanwhile, I'm far more active at Instagram, where it takes seconds to crop any shot to a lo-res square the size of a $#!+ty iPhone screen, and a single click to slap a 'creative' kitsch filter onto it. INSTAnt GRAtification! (finally deciphered the Instagram name).
We got some garlic scapes in our CSA (community-supported agriculture) package last week. The internet told us that they're the green shoots of a young garlic plant; you can only get them in season (June), which is why you probably haven't seen them in your local run-of-the-mill supermarket.
Coastal scapes from Cuchilla Alta. August 2015.
By Andrés Bentancourt
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[Reef cross section]: A necklace of breakwaters is proposed along the South Shore to buffer against wave damage, flooding and erosion. We have designed “reef street” micro-pockets of habitat complexity to host finfish, shellfish, and lobsters, and also modeled the breakwater system at a macro scale to understand how and where they can most effectively protect communities.
Rio janeiro Brasil
Mangueira é um bairro-favela da cidade do Rio de Janeiro localizado na Zona Norte, na sub-região de São Cristóvão. Possui uma estação de trem da Supervia. Seu grande atrativo é o Palácio do Samba, que nos dias de ensaio reúne gente de todos os cantos da cidade.
I really wanted to try and get a city scape portrait myself, so- I got it from a separate location.
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SB600 triggered by my newly acquired Cactus V4's. They are a little cheaply built but they get the job done! I'm happy with them especially with the amount of money spent on them. Tungsten filter over the SB600 through a 45" umbrella camera left.
Plan: The Tottenville Reach, our proposed Phase 1 Pilot, implements all elements of the project: physical, ecological, and social. It will be used to study ecological benefits, wave reduction impacts, and the economic and recreational potential of Living Breakwaters. It is critical that Phase I be implemented at a scale large enough to establish proof-of-concept, enable this to become a replicable strategy, and have immediate benefit to the residents of Tottenville.
While all of Grenada was in a carnival frenzy a group of us decided to make a little hike up the mountains, Mt. Qua Qua to be exact. It was an awesome experience, one which afforded me the opportunity to enjoy nature in all its glory and grandeur. Despite the muddy and almost impossible terrain we had a wonderful time and I got me some images I really love.
Mt. Qua Qua
Grand Etang Rainforest Grenada
My garlic is putting up scapes, this means it will be ready to harvest soon - MMMMM. The scapes are also very delicious, I'm going to cut a few to eat. They have a nice light garlic flavor, not as strong as garlic cloves, so they're great in stir-fries, eggs and in rice.
Chicago City Scape
Enjoy - Happy Shooting,
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