What did you accomplish today?

[Gary Goodson]

@Blue Wizard i just finished making jalapeño cranberry and mint jelly! And it's fucking delicious! I'll be garnishing it with fresh mint leaves tomorrow to make it look good.

It also has orange zest and the juice from the oranges too!

 

[srh88]

@Blue Wizard i just finished making jalapeño cranberry and mint jelly! And it's fucking delicious! I'll be garnishing it with fresh mint leaves tomorrow to make it look good.
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It also has orange zest and the juice from the oranges too!

what times dinner? ill be over

 

[qwizoking]

selling more jewelry raw gemstones View attachment 3838091 View attachment 3838092

Reported

 

[sunni]

Reported

I didn't link

 

[Bob Zmuda]

Reported

We know.

 

[dannyboy602]

@Blue Wizard i just finished making jalapeño cranberry and mint jelly! And it's fucking delicious! I'll be garnishing it with fresh mint leaves tomorrow to make it look good.
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It also has orange zest and the juice from the oranges too!

Dam Gary Goodson...that looks slammin

 

[Gary Goodson]

We know.

Don't we

Dam Gary Goodson...that looks slammin

Thanks man. I hope my peeps like it tomorrow. Most are Mexican and they can be picky.

 

[UncleBuck]

i murdered the leaves in the yard, although one tree is holding out to drop its leaves.

don't be that tree, people.

 

[Jimmyjonestoo]

i murdered the leaves in the yard, although one tree is holding out to drop its leaves.

don't be that tree, people.

My oaks just refuse to let go of their leaves.

 

[dannyboy602]

My oaks just refuse to let go of their leaves.

Oaks are pretty stubborn. Light a fire under their canopy and they'll drop pretty quick

 

[srh88]

Don't we

 

[tangerinegreen555]

Oaks are pretty stubborn. Light a fire under their canopy and they'll drop pretty quick

Ain't that the truth!


still managed to clear off 2 acres with a little 38" tractor while simultaneously finishing a driveway and refinishing furniture.

A little @420God like, if I do say so myself. The key was a new leaf blower to clear under landscaping and by houses. (I do the neighbors too or they just lay there and blow into my driveway.) About 12 hrs. work as the damn chute jams to the catcher bags over and over again.

Done now though .

 

[dannyboy602]

Ain't that the truth!
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still managed to clear off 2 acres with a little 38" tractor while simultaneously finishing a driveway and refinishing furniture.
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A little @420God like, if I do say so myself. The key was a new leaf blower to clear under landscaping and by houses. (I do the neighbors too or they just lay there and blow into my driveway.) About 12 hrs. work as the damn chute jams to the catcher bags over and over again.

Done now though .

that's a November sky if I ever saw one

 

[Jimmyjonestoo]

Oaks are pretty stubborn. Light a fire under their canopy and they'll drop pretty quick

That is where my fire pit is

 

[dannyboy602]

That is where my fire pit is

I'd pay to get those oak leaves bagged up and brought to my yard. they are the shiznit for reconditioning soil.

 

[Jimmyjonestoo]

I'd pay to get those oak leaves bagged up and brought to my yard. they are the shiznit for reconditioning soil.

I've got two compost piles going, tilled a ton into the garden, tilled more into the corn row, mulched a bunch to protect my roses and berries for winter, filled my trailer to the brim and still have those. Two giant oaks on 1/3 acre they pile up quick.

 

[dangledo]

we collect a few tons of leaves a week during fall cleanup. I then add some cut grass to hasten decomposition during the winter and early spring. turning it over once a month. then i add it at about a 1/3 ratio to, double shred hardwood mulch, then sell it back when laying down mulch in the spring.

 

[tangerinegreen555]

I'd pay to get those oak leaves bagged up and brought to my yard. they are the shiznit for reconditioning soil.

Those oak leaves take 3 years to start to break down. They don't rot quickly like the others which is why they need removed. When I bought this place in '88, my old neighbor who died briefed me on oaks.

I found everything he said to be true. I miss my old neighbor a lot. 20 years older than I, he taught me a lot of shit and was always willing to help. We used to pick up leaves together until he got old and sick at which point I just did them all.

The new neighbor is a transplanted 'city slicker' who wanted to move to the suburbs. He doesn't do leaves but is still a nice guy. He usually gives me a 6 pack for removing them, even though he should give me a case. Lol.

 

[dangledo]

those pin oaks hold for quite some time. nothing on bradford pears, though. they last till feb. and pack down like no other.

ordered 25' of heavy duty hose for the leaf vac, about two weeks ago. paid about 25% of the sale price for expedited shipping. it was not expedited in the least. got a refund on that. came in last night so jumped on it this early morn to get it rolling by friday.


old hose had been cut and repaired many of times, so it was well overdue..


rivets arent holding like i hoped, so its been getting patched as they fail.

 

[qwizoking]

Those oak leaves take 3 years to start to break down. They don't rot quickly like the others which is why they need removed. When I bought this place in '88, my old neighbor who died briefed me on oaks.

I found everything he said to be true. I miss my old neighbor a lot. 20 years older than I, he taught me a lot of shit and was always willing to help. We used to pick up leaves together until he got old and sick at which point I just did them all.

The new neighbor is a transplanted 'city slicker' who wanted to move to the suburbs. He doesn't do leaves but is still a nice guy. He usually gives me a 6 pack for removing them, even though he should give me a case. Lol.

Hey man hush i was tryna sell him all my leaves.. I got like a dozen 55gal bags full