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<li>[http://www.thesoftprotestdigest.org/index.php?title=Preparation_of_a_naked_soil_strip,_Inauguration_of_a_naked_soil_strip&action=submit#The_inauguration_speech/ The inauguration speech]</li> | <li>[http://www.thesoftprotestdigest.org/index.php?title=Preparation_of_a_naked_soil_strip,_Inauguration_of_a_naked_soil_strip&action=submit#The_inauguration_speech/ The inauguration speech]</li> | ||
<li>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gl7wf-yA48&feature=youtu.be/ The dance ]<ref>Filmed by ©Manon Riet</ref> (~6min)</li> | <li>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gl7wf-yA48&feature=youtu.be/ The dance ]<ref>Filmed by ©Manon Riet</ref> (~6min).<br>Nickie invited all the visitors our the performance to learn with her the steps of the “Plinn”, a traditional dance from the area, often used to level the ground of farmyards. Soon after, following one another from start to end, the dancers came to repeat the steps of the dance slowly, carefully, silently across the strip. By doing so, they stamped and prepared the soil for pollinators to dig their winter burrows in: insects such as the ‘Sultzer purseweb spider’, or the ‘solitary bee’ who are more than effective (as opposed to the common bee) in pollinating the land.</li> | ||
<li>Serving of the “[[Solitary bee bread|Solitary bee bread]]”</li> | <li>Serving of the “[[Solitary bee bread|Solitary bee bread]]”<br>This recipe consisted of a crumpet made out of spelt sourdough, cooked on a bed of caramelized toasted buckwheat seeds. It was served with dandelion salted butter and pommeau syrup. The visitors were invited to butter their crumpet and add syrup themselves as you would for any 4 o'clock snack</li> | ||
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