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Indeed. Cold-weather stuff can be in the ground now (greens, peas, onions, carrots, etc.), but warm-weather stuff should probably wait until Memorial Day. And then pray to the @FSM that the hail misses us.
even TN isn't that weird
We're supposed to get a dusting of snow tonight.Indeed. Cold-weather stuff can be in the ground now (greens, peas, onions, carrots, etc.), but warm-weather stuff should probably wait until Memorial Day. And then pray to the @FSM that the hail misses us.
Forgot you are high up, she can plant some conifers they don't mind!
I've made it a few times and always end up eating it by the spoonful. We have a local Brazilian Bowl restaurant that makes a passible sauce but they are very tight with it.
I just checked - we're supposed to be in the mid-30's for several nights in a row. Tomatoes and basil HATE that kind of shit.
74 freedoms here today, it's glorious.
Many Miles. Much Climb. Bigly Hungry. WOW!
Dayum, dude. I need a nap after your ride.
94* and I am on my last call of the day, a rather large human in a manual wheelchair that I get to push up a double ramp into a house. 400 pounds almost twice my weight. Piece of cake.
goddamnit now i want tomatillas. i guess hatch chilis will have to do.
I am no expert but can easily take a crappy picture in about 10 seconds plus I rarely take the backpack on local trails so it's nice to have a bail out option if I flat or crash. Also handy for tracking in case I murder or something.
almost all the places i ride i'm never more than a 15-20 minute walk and are fairly well trafficked trails. i just like carrying as little as possible.
that would take more time than it's worth. Just get the fuck out of my way. I can get him up those two ramps in about 10 seconds. Lock my arms on the hand grips and dig with the legs.
I'm guessing more peoples where you live. I rarely think to photograph food even though the phone is close by... I like to eat with both hands.
Rode the hardtail on real trails for the first time today. 3000 ft of elevation in 16 miles. That thing is a dream in the steep shit, I don't miss the suspension at all. It is kind of brutal on the flatter stuff. Thankfully I can pick different trails and get 3000ft in 12 or so miles.