shirt-to-dirt gallery
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Reesa
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ROXBORO
North Carolina
2 weeks
Jul 13, 2023
Stacy
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Fremont
California
These are buried in a raised bed in our preschool's garden. They are sharing part of the raised bed with some pumpkin seeds. We live in a hot, dry environment.
Just buried!
Jul 11, 2023
Brenda
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Brandon
Minnesota
No deterioration yet. Some stain spots. Have had some rain in the last week otherwise it's been very dry. Buried in my herb garden.
2 weeks
Jul 10, 2023
Stephen
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BONNEY LAKE
Washington
Essentially intact, some staining.
2 weeks
Jul 9, 2023
Jessica
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Santa Cruz
California
Very dry. No water or moisture at all.
2 weeks
Jul 9, 2023
Andrea
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Kalamazoo
Michigan
2 weeks
Jul 7, 2023
Andrea
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Kalamazoo
Michigan
We have had mostly warm weather with some really rainy days.
2 weeks
Jul 7, 2023
K
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Palatine
Illinois
The experiment is being conducted in my vermicompost bin. The photo I submitted two weeks ago had bad lighting, so I have included the control linen for comparison.
2 weeks
Jul 7, 2023
Erin
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Pownal
Maine
Buried besides our little pond, tons of rain the past few weeks.
2 weeks
Jul 7, 2023
Jessica
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Randolph
Massachusetts
2 weeks
Jul 6, 2023
Lisa
Buried Meditation Book
Auburn
Alabama
We’ve had a lot of rain - the book was packed in mud. The only real visible changes were color and a bit of fabric wear on back cover
2 weeks
Jul 5, 2023
Kimberly
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Poulsbo
Washington
No rain here for more than 2 weeks
2 weeks
Jul 5, 2023
buried meditation books
Renee
Just buried
Morrison
Oklahoma
June 15, 2023
No worms. 89 degrees air temp. Good farm soil with small amount of clay.
Michelle
Just made/sewn
Eastlake
Ohio
June 15, 2023
Elizabeth
Just made
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
June 14, 2023
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