Hilltop Peaches
Hilltop Peaches planted University of Florida-developed peaches in 2011, as a way to utilize their nine acres of former citrus land located in Alturas. Alyce, the owners, says, “It was never my dream to be a peach grower. What a wild and crazy love-hate relationship it has been. Peaches are a lot of work compared to citrus!” In 2015, Alyce finally decided what her goal with the peaches would be: “To deliver the very best quality peach I possibly can, grown as close to the natural way as...
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Mitril Since 1994 in Chile I have developed several jewelry projects: hand made, wax carving and enameling like techniques using silver, copper and natural stones. The design and technical work reflect our Latin American essence and international design. The second items are the tapestry weaving. The Chilean natives are mapuche (mapu= earth… che=people). They are a farming people and the women weave for their families. They weave utilities; stuff like ponchos, blankets or bandanas. We use this method...
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