Same goes for the dbags that get out of the rt lane on the CIP then cut everyone off that was waiting to exit for the LIE right at the exit
. Why do you think the exit lane is taking forever you selfish entitled a$$ hole? Sorry your commute sucked. Other than that how’s things?
Six. A seventh is a new small one (suddenly 40' tall) in the blackberry patch area that I have unfortunately ignored and must now render undo rapid oxidation by performing a walnut tree ectomy with surgical chainsaw. What I find ceaselessly interesting is the different walnut trees produce different sized/shaped walnuts. The one (which will also die a horrendous death this Fall) near my hops patch drops lemon shaped walnuts <see image below - the boot shaped object is not a walnut>
Then may I suggest you make the move before the new dude with the big hammer takes a whack at fulfilling his dream of decimating SS?
I grew up w an American chestnut in the back yard. All the neighborhood kids learned very VERY quickly that we'd play whatever in ANYONE else's yard but mine. The spikey balls with superfine needles got in you deep and broke off. Every Fall was brutal. But in the Smoky Mountains you'd hike past giant chestnut trees that had fallen decades before and were surprisingly well preserved. The locals had often built their barns out of chestnut (the locals got 'relocated' when the national park came into being), the barns occasionally would go up on auction and sell for large sums for the chestnut lumber.Yikes! Those big'uns look like they'd hurt if you got bonked!
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Our chestnuts don't look like the spikey bastid American Chestnuts I grew up with that have apparently all died.
They're maybe half the size of your smallest walnuts there. Squirrels spend all their time stashing acorns (which we had plenty of) and don't seem interested in the chestnuts...
Cheers!
I appreciate you thinking of me, it is an interesting possibility.Some late night reading. I've solved your nut problem @balrog
I've seen a couple of recipes that added maple syrup like treehouse did. They also say aging brings out the walnut nuances. Several mention similarities to Jager
https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/nocino/
Heard.At least it wasn’t a walnuts post.
here here to the flipping the bird part.
I thought we would all be going out in a blaze of glory on a last chance power drive, or maybe I've been listening to too much Bruce lately.
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