
100% faggot-farmed heirloom peppers. Tis the harvest season. Feasting with friends and family. Hand-made labels. Lo-tech. Sharpie markers on postal stickers.
Tag Archives: sustainable
Art Peppers! That’s hot. Nice packages, too…
Posted in Art and Artists, DIY and Maker Culture, Food, Gardening, GAY GAZE: Visual Culture, Photos, Art, Comics, Film, Objects, etc..., iPhone, Mendocino County, Photography, Signage, Street Art, Grafitti, etc.
Tagged Art, Farming, gardening, Gay, Home Grown, Labels, Peppers, Rural, Signage, Stickers, sustainable, Twisted Timbers
Burgerville!
With all of the amazing local berries we’ve been eating, we set out in search of a blackberry milkshake. A friend tipped us off to Burgerville, a Pacific Norhwest chain of local, sustainable fast food. Sure beats California’s In-N-Out Burger! Pictured here is Natoyiniinastumiik and with a colossal Walla Walla onion ring. I had a wild smoked salmon and local hazelnut salad, and a berry shake – amazing. Only downside: the receipt gave a calorie breakdown of our food, informing us that this one meal represented 90% of our recommended daily caloric intake. Still, I’m excited to hit this place again on the way back down.
-AidanAbroad
Posted in Food, Road Trips, Washington state
Tagged Burgerville, fast food, Local, sustainable, Walla Walla onion, Washington
