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I beg to differ. A local cheesemaker has fresh curd every 2nd Friday. You gotta be quick as they are sold out in a couple of hours. Have never made poutine, as they never last long enough.
And being Quebec is known for cheesemaking, I find it hard to believe they can not source good curd. Only had poutine in QC twice and the roadside stand was much better than the sit-down restaurant which wasn't bad, just didn't hold a candle to that shabby little stand.
Divey places!!!! Driving north of Tillamook we saw a bunch of flags that said “crab”. So we pulled in and it was awesome. Our young one loves oyster raw but not boiled. Afterward we were instructed to throw all the shells in the bay. Which explained the polite and patient seagulls.
El Chodo.
I'm old, I look forward to getting photos of spring flowers, what the hell happened to me?!!
EDIT- 35mm macro is weird, the lens was touching the tile trying to get photos of this alien thing.
I don't know if it can turn around in its home and pop out the bottom, if there is two critters in it or if it has two heads, its strange.
Shit photos, not enough light-
I'm old, I look forward to getting photos of spring flowers, what the hell happened to me?!!
EDIT- 35mm macro is weird, the lens was touching the tile trying to get photos of this alien thing.
I don't know if it can turn around in its home and pop out the bottom, if there is two critters in it or if it has two heads, its strange.
Shit photos, not enough light-
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I can't decide, was choosing this photo as the cover image on a facebook marketplace ad a horrible mistake, or a move of genius?
That SID was probably one of the most temperamental Forks ever. Luckily I ended up with a lifetime of Enduro fork seal kits. Even a set of bushings. No press to put them in but whatever. I lost the little needle valve for the negative spring. It is still holding air. Rides just as assay as ever. The turd has been finely polished. 8 speed XTR like new. Those levers are still my favorite.
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Damn I miss Rob (died in 2006). His shop was pretty epic for as ghetto as it was. Right after he passed the lady sold his old house and the 4 she also owned behind it and they dozed them to build a retirement facility.
This is pretty awesome if true. I always took issue with cutting down a perfectly good tree and propping it up indoors and hanging a bunch of crap on it and then discarding it after a few weeks. Call me a hippy.
My family did that when I was a child. We bough a small tree in a pot, took it inside for only a couple of days around Christmas, then placed it outside again. If it was small enough, we just transferred it to a larger pot and kept it on the terasse until the next year, if too big to re-use we planted it in the garden. That is why my parents' place looks like a forest.
I was all excited about these, but not for $160. Guess I'm a cheap bastard after all.
Is that a tourist attraction down there?
We have farms up here that dedicate portions of field for sun flowers, often right next to their road side farm stand. People come from afar to take selfies with the field.
Now they're all droopy and brown.
That’s a production field, but there are some folks that do that. I do plant some for fall photo sessions on my farm.
I think I have that exact same model in red for driving shoes...but more like $60.
Found it, $100, not 60.
There is actually no reason to note keep using the same tree and just bonsai the tree. I have a picea nordmanniana that was somebody's Christmas tree in a pot that I planted in the garden but I keep it at a certain height. Plus it gets more dense and Christmas like the more I prune over the years. Plus this also makes it much easier to keep it in a pot if one chose to as the pruning helps minimize roots going crazy.My family did that when I was a child. We bough a small tree in a pot, took it inside for only a couple of days around Christmas, then placed it outside again. If it was small enough, we just transferred it to a larger pot and kept it on the terasse until the next year, if too big to re-use we planted it in the garden. That is why my parents' place looks like a forest.