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Smudge pots are talked about at the antique collectors' conferences, along with

the citrus crate labels - many of which are rather beautiful and quite

collectible.  I helped install an exhibit at the Citrus College Art

Gallery, where there were some fine examples.

From: 99tomatoes@... <99tomatoes@...>

Subject: Re: Re: No subject

Date: Wednesday, June 2, 2010, 7:16 PM

, we used to have smog so bad here in the LA basin that planes couldn't

land. We've done a good job of cleaning up our air, but I know what you mean. I

remember the smog pots in the orange groves.

ew

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ew....we're talking NYC smog here my good man.... a totally different animal....

but for the adventurous types amoung us....remember that a few drops of oil of

oregano under the tongue or in some water, will generally help stop or prevent

any flare ups of upset stomach or food poisoning.....

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, smog is a problem everywhere, but there are people in Brooklyn who have

backyard gardens and I'll be there's a small farm or two nearby.

ew

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From: Molloy <jmolloy64@...<mailto:jmolloy64@...>>

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EW:

Have no fears!!!

Melody HEARS!!!!!

lol

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> > > Yes - eat those delicious mulberries. I've been enjoying them from my

parents' tree for years. Watch out for their staining your clothes, though.

They also color the concrete sidewalk. And make sure that they are not treated

with pesticides.

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> > > Mulberry leaves are fed to silkworms, which my mom and great-grandmother

make into silk thread from their cocoons. What a luxury for you to have in your

neighborhood.

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> > > Enjoy, Barbara

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