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Small asides like these root this character-driven mystery in a spiritual loam, a reflection of Inglesby’s narrative contemplation of day-to-day living as an exercise in faith.

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Monday morning, workers will begin placing soil — sandy loam mixed with lightweight volcanic aggregate — on the wildlife overpass.

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The result, if we want to get really geeky, is a mix of clay, pure sand and sandy loam.

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It’s a sandy loam mixed with lightweight volcanic aggregate to provide the volume and moisture needed to support plant life while reducing the weight on the structure and allowing for easy drainage.

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That’s because, contrary to the shibboleth, the good isn’t the enemy of the great—it’s the loam of the great.

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