In the 1800s, This British Isle Was Covered in Groves of 12-Foot-Tall Kale
(via Atlas Obscura) Until relatively recently, it was a common sight.
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Read more(via Atlas Obscura) Mark Twain once called the allium the “pride and joy of Bermuda.”
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Read more(via Listverse) Many of us cook daily, or at least watch cooking shows, and most at least cook occasionally. For
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