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windwalkingwolf
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Post by windwalkingwolf » Thu Sep 15, 2016 1:01 pm

That's a gorgeous pile of food! There's a table under there? LOL. Don't feel bad, my floor is covered in corn silk, beet juice and tomato seeds, plus the regular mess of dog hair and mud from not only root vegetables but everyone wearing shoes inside. The spiders have taken over and the dog is rolling a potato across the floor. And it can all wait until the garden's done for the season!!!
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WLLady
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Post by WLLady » Thu Sep 15, 2016 3:16 pm

Wow!!! I hope you have lots of canning jars and a freezer and shelf space Lizzie and Al!!! Tons of work there but so worth it when you go to the basement and bring up dinner. Lol

Hows the cow doing bvf?

So my poor soaking wet Rose who went swimming is a little wary of the pool but not enough to stay off the coping lol. Only a matter of time till it happens again...

Hope this cold goes away soon!!! Its not a bad one but the sinus headache! Argh!!

What beautiful weather. 9c tonight...bonfire. my fencing for the turkey pens is in so i better get my posts!! Want those pens in sometime. Lol. On the to do list....

And i think there are volunteers to run a first ever virtual poultry show on PTO. Stay tuned. Dont forget to enter your photos for the october contest! I hope bad hair day reenters!!! It HAS to win sometime-been so close now twice! Lol.

Hope everyone has a great rest of their day!!
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JimW
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Post by JimW » Thu Sep 15, 2016 10:23 pm

Great haul of produce their Lizzie and Al!!! Good luck with the processing.

Nice day today. I played another round of "Chase the Chicken".... I forgot to latch the door on one of my grow out pens... had to spend a bunch of time catching some young pullets of of the bush, donated a bit more blood to the buckthorn, caught most of the escapees, just 1 Ameraucana and 3 guinea fowl left out.

I have meetings tomorrow so no teaching for me, not a bad break in the rountine.

Saturday morning I am going to an apple Tree Care Workshop at a local Apple Orchard, hope to learn a few things.

This afternoon I had to go back into town for a few minutes to pick up my oldest daughter from her basketball practice, my youngest daughter was home. On our front lawn drive beside our driveway we have a wild apple tree, when I was gone to town my daughter watched a car pull into out driveway, nothing strange people pull into our driveway all the time to turn around. She then sees a lady get out of the car with a plastic shopping bag and walk over and start picking apples for our tree while she is parking in our driveway, fills up with a couple dozen apples and then drives off. People are strange, I have stopped before and picked wild fruit, but to pull into someone's driveway and pick apples from a tree in front of a house, some people.

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Home Grown Poultry
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Post by Home Grown Poultry » Thu Sep 15, 2016 11:01 pm

Hey THANKS Jim and everyone else! yes we are very excited about our harvest. but we figure we have allready preserved, eaten and gave away just as much! WOOOOHOOOO we still have a crap tonne of tomatoes, kale, pole beans, brussel sprouts and oh ya potatoes! plus the purple sweet corn... I dont know whats going on, the cobs are forming with tassels comming out of them, big cobs though and our popcorn. not bad for a bunch of rookies.

We got to meet Baron today! We had a great visit and shared some laughs. I sent him home with some Jumbo cot eggs and some produce. I hope they hatch!!! He had a heck of a long drive ahead of him, from one side of Ontario to the other, 8+ hours or so! Crazy! It was great to meet you today Bert!

After that I went for a walk to the bush and checked everything out. I got my tree stand hung all the way up its nice and comfy! my ground blind is in great shape, I ment to take it down in the spring but glad it was fine. I went for a walk around the entire bush which isnt really all that big well, I found myself right in the middle of a nice thick patch of POISON IVY, TWICE!!! my pants and boots are still outside. LOL. Immediate dish soap scrub down and my fingers are crossed! I dont need poison ivy again. but at least I know where those 2 patches are. hows round up work on it? hmmm cant burn it, cant cut it n I dont have goats and i dont need any either. LOL

anyways have a good night! CHEERS!
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Post by baronrenfrew » Fri Sep 16, 2016 12:19 am

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It was a lot of of fun meeting Al and Lizzie, "let me give you a few vegetables to take home". Of course Al dropped the box in my trunk, I get home...bloody box is over 50lbs!

What is it with these women and their gardens? Lizzie has a bad back but the gardening gets done! Kathy and Martin (WLLady and Admin) are a half hour from Al and Lizzie...same story....same territory..bad back...monster garden ?!

I left my sister's place in London, the land is flat from there to Port Lambton! I thought I was in Manitoba. What do kids do in the winter? Push each other around on their sleds? Certainly no hills!

Not like my place: kids would come over and we'd match the snow conditions with the right hill, 9 different slopes from my house to the road.

I left their place at 1:30, got home at 11:00...at least I got a tank full of gas on the native reserve....87.5/litre! And...my car surprised me with the fuel consumption...almost 20% better than normal. I guess those brake calipers were that bad!

Thanks again for the veggies....why does a "salad" not sound as exciting as "corn roast" , or "fish fry?"
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Killerbunny
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Post by Killerbunny » Fri Sep 16, 2016 6:04 am

So there's a little cake with a candle under Ross' profile. Does that mean it's his birthday? If so have a great one!
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HappyHomesteader
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Post by HappyHomesteader » Fri Sep 16, 2016 7:51 am

Salad can be very exciting lol....you just have to be a mad scientist (insert evil laugh here)
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ross
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Post by ross » Fri Sep 16, 2016 8:13 am

I just add weiners to my salad luck
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Post by Epona » Fri Sep 16, 2016 9:15 am

Here's a great blend of sounds to kick start the day
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_Id4nF089jw
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Post by TomK » Fri Sep 16, 2016 1:14 pm

Yes..it's Ross' bday...all the best, Ross...have a good one and stay upright..lol
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