~Burning last year's palms to make this year's ashes...
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4 comments:
cool! i did that for the first (and only) time more than ten years ago; only we put ours in a roasting pan and fired up the gas grill. i was amazed how they lit up without any direct contact with fire. (now i know why they fare so poorly in forest/urban fires.) they have an interesting, organic smell as they burn.
a wonderful ash wednesday to you.
Very cool!
Love the before and after.
I love getting to actually see this process.
Great. I've never seen it done, either.
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