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I think it may depend, it could be my imagination🏕️🐿️, but sometimes I 😉 can small walnut trees better than I can see👁️ them ?

he meant, "smell" (walnut trees) ... of something pungent (like iodine) in the breeze from ripening green walnuts 🍏crashing through branches by the noisey late summer bombardier rodents flying through the trees

(PDF) Juglone Encapsulation in PLGA Nanoparticles Improves Solubility and Enhances Apoptosis in HeLa Cells PDF | The anticancer potential of juglone, a naphthoquinone derived from walnut trees, has been extensively studied; however, its hydrophobicity and... | Find, read and cite all the research you need ...

Thanks "deer" at least it now it has a name (🧪? www.researchgate.net/publication/...)

I don't think I have ever sensed a smell, probably because my salads are generally covered in balsamic vinegars with herbs. I am glad that I have discovered a new word 'juglone', and that it holds such a great promise for humanity.

I share your doubt Steve! I'd love to be just a nominee for a Nobel prize but as I have done no biological research since studying the brain of a pig in biological psychology at University, I don't think anyone would nominate me. It is fascinating though. I love walnuts on salads but

Juglone Inactivates Cysteine-rich Proteins Required for Progression through Mitosis * The parvulin peptidyl-prolyl isomerase Pin1 catalyzes cis-trans isomerization of p(S/T)-P bonds and might alter conformation and function of client proteins. Since the trans conformation of p(S/T)-P b...

Although I doubt you will get a Nobel Prize for discovering an inhibitor of inhibitor of Pin1 (peptidyl-prolyl cis/trans isomerase) that could regulate phosphorylation of Tau, implicating potential effects of juglone in Alzheimer’s disease...
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Apparently, it is a natural occurrence - perhaps the iodine is similar to the smell of pine? I don't know.

I didn't know that was possible, so I Googled it. Apparently, the black walnut tree produces an 'earthy aroma - often described as citrus, pine, spice, and somewhat bitter or resinous notes' that comes from the leaves, stem, husks - a chemical called 'juglone'.

Restoring a Burned Gibson Les Paul – Bringing It Back to Life. Part 1 YouTube video by Tanya Shpachuk

Some want to destroy entire civilizations.

Some want to repair what's been destroyed.

After a Russian drone bombed Vlad's building in Hievakha, Ukraine, he managed to get out alive and even save his dog.

Later, his charred guitar was found.

Here is Tanya Shpachuk's restoration, part 1 of 10:

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Sounds incredible Smaksked! The changed wooden receptor is said to have remained stable after 150 days. For solar, and to be affordable, wouldn't stability over a much longer period of time be required? I note that the heat transfers to a generator, so would it be like a replaceable battery?

Solar power without sunlight: Engineered wood can store energy for use Solar panels are outdated. This wood-enabled solar system captures over 90 percent of sunlight and produces electricity on demand.

Engineered wood converts sunlight into heat, supplies solar power even in darkness

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Ok!

So it was only the smell of sage, not that other medicinal herb which was once deemed illegal but now useful to people who are really ill. The smell of sage is similar.

You're welcome George! Looking forward to more photos of your wildlife adventures, especially relating to the migration of the wildebeest, zebra and others.

'...Sublime Rhymes with Tyme...' is very good!

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So that you know... A brief encapsulation of the rights of Sovereign nations with coastal borders.

I have to say Steve, I feel like I am missing a beat. Was the original gift the smudge or that other medicinal weed?

A total pleasure, Hope. May your week be excellent.

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You are most welcome Hope! Wishing you and all a great day.

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Hope, thank you for including me with this great group. 🙏

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