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  • processheadP processhead

    Surg
    The canned beans look great.
    I picked a 5 gallon bucket of green beans this morning and a half bucket yesterday. Seems like a bumper crop this year.
    Trying to find a home for some of it.

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    processhead
    Wish I could take credit for those beauties but those were posted by johnsbrewhouse

    “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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      processhead
      Wish I could take credit for those beauties but those were posted by johnsbrewhouse

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      This is just from yesterday. Time for some cooking and canning. Had about the same amount of beans the day before.
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        Love the fall, favorite time of year. Canning and hunting, couldn’t get any better.

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          Zucchini bread with all the extra zucchini.
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          Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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            Zucchini bread with all the extra zucchini.
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            Tex_77 My wife makes zucchini bread with cinnamon, it is great.

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              GWG8541 you have good looking crops now he hot work begins just think of the old timers doing the canning on an old wood burning cook stove in the summer !

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                GWG8541 you have good looking crops now he hot work begins just think of the old timers doing the canning on an old wood burning cook stove in the summer !

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                craigrice We tried it a time or two when we were a whole lot younger, just for nostalgia. I used to put a wood burning stove in every home I built for us to keep us connected to the past. I still like splitting wood for exercise, but just not much use for the wood any more it is so hot, other than what I use for smoking & having a little bonfire every Winter or Fall. It was not too bad & nice to talk about it now. Honestly don’t know if I could have kept it up all these years tough, like the old timers, in these modern days & times.

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                  My wife picked this colorful bowl of peppers. My hands started to get warm just holding it.

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                  processhead Looks like you’ve got some Cayennes (best for flavor) in there & some Chilis. We got those along with Jalopolenos & my favorite, Poblanos this year. Yours look real nice. You can dry those cayennes & the chilis in the sun, the oven, or the smoker & they will keep for ages & you will always have some when you need them. If you are like us, that is a lot.

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                    This is just from yesterday. Time for some cooking and canning. Had about the same amount of beans the day before.
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                    GWG8541 Nice looking Candylopes, nice looking everything.

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                      More zucchini bread, same recipe as the first but used bread flower yhe second go round and got much rise out of it.
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                      Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                        GWG8541 Nice looking Candylopes, nice looking everything.

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                        calldoctoday I grew up with my grandparents in my great-grandfathers farm house my grandfather was born in 1896 my grandmother was born in 1893 she taught in one room school houses my grandfather was home birthed in the house and died in the garden at 81 yrs. old I would not trade this experience for anything I feel lucky to have this past even though I was born in 1960

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                          calldoctoday I grew up with my grandparents in my great-grandfathers farm house my grandfather was born in 1896 my grandmother was born in 1893 she taught in one room school houses my grandfather was home birthed in the house and died in the garden at 81 yrs. old I would not trade this experience for anything I feel lucky to have this past even though I was born in 1960

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                          craigrice That was indeed a wonderful experience. One of my grandfathers was born in 1867 (I believe I have that right) & the other & grandmothers in 1903 or so. There were some really wonderful stories to hear from all those good folks that I cannot even come close to telling.

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                            through it all it gives me a unique outlook on things that most my age cannot understand

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                              through it all it gives me a unique outlook on things that most my age cannot understand

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                              craigrice you were a blessed man in my book.

                              “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                craigrice you were a blessed man in my book.

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                                GWG8541 thankyou

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                                  GWG8541 you have good looking crops now he hot work begins just think of the old timers doing the canning on an old wood burning cook stove in the summer !

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                                  craigrice my grandad died at 99. I can remember pulling up at his house in Tennessee when he was 90 and he was out in the August sun working the garden. I cant hold a candle to him or my dad. I lost Dad a year ago August 29th at 91 years. He was gardening until the end. I harvested his tomatoes last year and gave them to friends and family. I was lucky to have the family I have. Great parents, grandparents and many aunts and uncles that set the bar high.

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                                    craigrice my grandad died at 99. I can remember pulling up at his house in Tennessee when he was 90 and he was out in the August sun working the garden. I cant hold a candle to him or my dad. I lost Dad a year ago August 29th at 91 years. He was gardening until the end. I harvested his tomatoes last year and gave them to friends and family. I was lucky to have the family I have. Great parents, grandparents and many aunts and uncles that set the bar high.

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                                    Tonight’s addition
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                                    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                      Tonight’s addition
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                                      GWG8541 Great looking tomatoes!

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                                        I still remember picking corn, tomatoes, zucchini, and melons in my family’s little garden. Life was so much slower then.

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                                          I still remember picking corn, tomatoes, zucchini, and melons in my family’s little garden. Life was so much slower then.

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                                          samspade image0.jpeg Tried lkrfletcher cowboy candy recipe. would have looked better in small jelly jars but turned out great

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