No.660　森のお話会第七回を終えたよ！ from Radiotalk

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本当にありがたいことです(^人^) とりあえず１年、実験でやってみると始めたお話会。あっという間に７回開催してきたなあ。来月のテーマは「植物観察と残暑見舞い葉書作り」。さてまた１ヶ月、準備と勉強をしていくぞー蚊取り線香の材料・シロバナムシヨケギク(除虫菊) ・タブ粉 ※画像は参加者の方が作った蚊取線香樟脳入り、シナモン入り、ヤブニッケイの葉っぱ入りなど。 #ひとり語り #自然 #雑学 #森林 #環境問題 #エコ #森林インストラクター #環境保護 #蚊取線香 #線香 #お香 #森のお話会 #除虫菊 #タブノキ

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