“Utopia Defrosting”*.  Now we have a new bioremediating biospheres to add to the group – The Beneficial Ice Ball. Like the melting ice caps that reveal secrets of the past. It is part of MoS Estuary 2.0. The Harbor Phyto Myco Micro Moss Mollusk Program. Beneficial Ice balls.  ©2015 Photo by dd maucher. The ice balls melt leaving behind phyto, myco and micro nutrients that also pull or eat toxins.

I placed a few. Gil placed a few and we placed more with Nadette on the Peace Bike Ride event Sunday.

Molecule, the water store in my building, offered to make a pure water ice ball. That is yet to be placed. It will probably go in t tree pit outside.

#6 Ieft at Green Map by mistake after our town Hall.> Wendy brought it by La Plaza Tuesday during the Iranian fire jumping ceremony ritual..  Jess, Chana and I placed it North East Corner of garden.

* Utopia Defrostng” is the working title of research and interviews I conducted with Mr. Simon who founded my home town of Reston Va.

Peace Bike Ride Sunday ride.MoS Estuary 2.0. The Harbor Phyto Myco Micro Moss Mollusk Program. Beneficial Ice ball. ©2015 Photo by Antonio

#11 Joanne’s Beneficial Ice ball. MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

#11 Beneficial Ice ball.MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace.

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. MoS Estuary 2.0. The Harbor Phyto Myco Micro Moss Mollusk Program. Beneficial Ice ball. ©2015 Photo by Antonio

#1 Beneficial Ice ball. MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

#4 Beneficial Ice ball with Milkweed tupé. MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Estuary 2.0. The Harbor Phyto Myco Micro Moss Mollusk Program. Beneficial Ice ball. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace. ©2015 Photo by dd maucher

MoS Collective beneficial bioremediating ice ball that melts and leaves a better trace.

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March 19th, 2015 | Category: 1. Beneficial Microbes/Mud Balls, 1. MoS Participatory, 3. Resources, 4. Everything, MoSMap, New York City | Subscribe to comments | Both comments and pings are currently closed