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Going Camping

I have been baking bread this morning and playing on the computer while it was rising and baking. Now I must go get ready to go camping. Will be gone until Monday. I recently watered the garden, so it is on its own for a few days. If you need some lettuce while I am gone, just go help yourself. Have a great weekend.

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Have a good time James. Don't worry about a thing. I'll hangout on your porch with a cooler of sods and watch the sunset. Make sure you have some ribs in the fridge.

See you when you get home. Have a safe trip

Eric

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FREE FARMERS MARKET AT JAL_UT's place Saturday and Sunday. EVERYTHING MUST GO!!!!!!

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I can bring the back hoe and dig up the pit if you haven't done so already...should be enough for a small feast!

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A back hoe would be great, some pet droppings, lots of insect larva, and 2 drums of Roundup. Now thats a party. LOL

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How was the camping? We took care of things while you were gone (heeheeheehee)

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Welcome home James.

You were right. Your double pump packed with rock salt was needed. Who would have known. A couple of knockleheads with a backhoe showed up the other day. Not sure what they were thinking, but I'm pretty sure they still can't sit down today. Anywho, Welcome home. I really enjoyed your homestead. Gotta go, I hear my helicopter.

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DoubleDogFarm wrote:Welcome home James.

You were right. Your double pump packed with rock salt was needed. Who would have known. A couple of knockleheads with a backhoe showed up the other day. Not sure what they were thinking, but I'm pretty sure they still can't sit down today. Anywho, Welcome home. I really enjoyed your homestead. Gotta go, I hear my helicopter.

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LOL

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I just got back to Ohio...boy is that a long drive in a backhoe doing 25mph! I had to stand most the time cuz I could barely sit. I thought people in Utah were supposed to be nice and welcoming?!

:D

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People from Utah are friendly, it's the Washingtonians you have to look out for. 8)

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Thanks for looking out for my garden while I was gone. WOW! Has the corn grown.

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jal_ut wrote:WOW! Has the corn grown.
I was on vacation last week (driving the backhoe to and from Utah evidently :D ) and was also amazed by how much things grew in a week. Especially a week with no water and 90-100 degrees temps!

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I was on vacation Thurs AM to Mon AM. We got one rain in there and a friend of mine watered one time, so everything survived the 100+ degree weather.

YAY!!



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