mothernaturenetwork:

Our grandparents (or great-grandparents) — children of the Great Depression — could teach us a thing or two about going green on a budget. Their carbon footprint was uber-small — they used less water, less fuel, created less waste and imported fewer goods than we do. They took these actions out of necessity as opposed to our modern-day desire to help the planet, but the ecological impact is just as powerful.
7 green things our grandparents did

mothernaturenetwork:

Epic driftwood: Monster tree washes ashore
Flooding, high tides and blasting winds worked together to land a massive drift log taller than a single-story house.

aseaofquotes:

Norton Juster, The Phantom Tollbooth

tastefullyoffensive:

Scarecrow

blackjackinmypants:

saltsmcds:

Appalachian Trail.

MNN says to get outdoors this weekend! :)

mothernaturenetwork:

Maryland court declares pit bulls are ‘inherently dangerous’
Lawmakers rule that nature beats out nurture in a case that may have far-reaching implications for the dog breed.

This is a lot of bullshit.