Raphael Luckom

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LocationMassachusetts, US
It is officially weirdfruit season at my house.
Anyone have a guess about what this was? It is definitely reinforced concrete, and it is trapped above the usual tideline on the lee side of the Salem MA peninsula.
You can’t beat the ocean for textures.
I finally got around to restoring these two oil lamps from my great-uncle's house. I ordered a replacement for a filler cap on one of them that I damaged beyond repair, plus new wicks and a small bottle of lamp oil. Probably around 100 years old (no evidence for this except my assumptions based on where / who they came from).
Pro tip: If an AI-builder system asks you to help train its model, as LinkedIn is currently doing, feed it the output from a different AI system.

This view (plus exercise) is why I went on a three-hour walk today.

It's a walk that takes me from my door through an incredible diversity of landscapes and historical contexts, and then I can sit down here and look at this for a little while, and then I get up and walk home.

#Salem #Massachusetts

hey #bloomscrolling , a plant anatomy question.

A house in the neighborhood has these beautiful lilies at the sidewalk. They have highly curved orange petals with dark spots like freckles. They have these coffee-bean-like pods that appear on the nodes of the stems. Are those seeds? If I grow a plant from one, is it likely to look like the parent?

The stars have aligned.

#sewing #pattern #patterndrafting

I finally tried out making a planter from scrap cloth. This tiny jade plant isn't yet at the point where it really needs water, but I'm hoping that the cotton will prevent overwatering without losing water so quickly that the soil stays dry.

The walls of the pot are made from 4 layers of cotton bedsheet material and I got to use the decorative stitches on my new machine to add a bit of stiffness. All biodegradable.

#sewing #houseplants #maker #recycle #reuse

About a month ago I left this #jade leaf on top of some dry soil. This is the best picture I could get of it through a loupe. Tiny leaves have started to grow; underneath them are tiny roots.

I would love to see more pictures of #jadeplant and #succulents or just #houseplants