Hello everyone, I'm back in the swing of things here in Syracuse, hoping that we get a bit more of March's lamb and a bit less of the lion in the coming weeks.
In my internet surfing I tend to accumulate, or are sent, links to interesting Upstate sites and events and I think that it's a good time to share a few of them.
Where License Reigns with all Impunity A fascinating anarchist study of the traditional Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) polity. This essay was sent to me by the author, Stephen Arthur.
The Best Apples
Information on growing, buying and eating antique apple varieties.
Doc's Little Gem
The map location of my new favorite 24-hour diner, here in Syracuse. This was sent to me by Mike.
"We're in this together": Vermont's Cooperatives Join Forces
Long-time readers will know that I am a big proponent of the cooperative movement. Here is the latest developments from our neighbors in the Green Mountain State.
Rare White Deer Versus Ethanol: Conservationists at odds in Seneca A continuation of our earlier story on the Ghost Deer of Romulus (Part I and Part II of that story can be found here). This link was sent to me by Laurie.
Hope everyone is doing well and weathering the end of winter.
-Jesse
Welcome back and glad to see you've discovered the Little Gem. Just about the last real diner left around these parts.
ReplyDeleteis said diner as dinerish as frank and mary's in cortland?
ReplyDeleteThe Little Gem may not read the heights of dinerosity that are inhabited by establishments like Frank and Mary's but's damn close.
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