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In Greek mythology, Epimeliads are dryads of the apple orchard. They are said to have white hair in human form, but can also take on the shape of a tree.
There is some debate about their name, as the ancient Greek word μηλον can be translated as "apple" or "sheep." Therefore, some see Epimeliads as the protectors of flocks of sheep rather than apple trees.
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Suggest a spook.
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A beauty in winter.
oooh I would love the flip side of your Perfect Storm story - a girl who loves thunder storms so much that Bucky thinks she's got a thing for Thor, but she and Thor just get along really well. Buck mopes until she pulls him out to dance in the rain.
Ahhhhhh this is really cute! I’ll deff keep this in mind for the future.
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epimeliad replied to your post: Reasons I Need To Start Camping GNEW (Great...
Now this I would be interested in.
There are a bunch of garden-based classes on Saturday.
Epimeliad Kin Aesthetic
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I have never wanted to get a drink together and listen to you vent so badly!
I mean, we should probably do the getting together thing at some point, anyway. I’m sure I could be steered back onto a good rant easily enough. ;)
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Why yes, I *am* avoiding going out into the...
Almond trees are tough. They require *a shit ton* of water. We’re mostly OK here but the last couple of years both water companies I worked for were struggling with supply due to drought.
Yeah, the drought doesn’t help matters. Mostly, it’s just too cold here in 6a, when their upper range is something like 7a. The amount of work that would be required to get them through the winter is just not practical, even before the water issue. Add to it the fact that they’re among the “you need to have at least 2 or 3 of them for pollination”, and it’s not worth it. I love them, but am resigned to having to buy them elsewhere forever.
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All I know comes from an episode of Lost Girl....
Right. *starts compiling notes to start writing things*
