Challenge FREE SUNDAY October 12. 2014
Oct 11, 2014 18:56:00 #
Hey...back again with F.S.
Twas a good week...got any leftovers? No? Best ones? No? So what, bring 'em on
Twas a good week...got any leftovers? No? Best ones? No? So what, bring 'em on
A Gourmet Ramble today, out in the hill country...
Oct 11, 2014 19:06:37 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Hey...back again with F.S.
Twas a good week...got any leftovers? No? Best ones? No? So what, bring 'em on
Twas a good week...got any leftovers? No? Best ones? No? So what, bring 'em on
Did you grow the garlic? I used to when I lived in NW Michigan and I would let the stems dry and then braid and hang in the house for decoration and cooking. You always seem to bring out great memories for me from the north! :-D
Oct 11, 2014 19:18:01 #
CHuckle's wrote:
Did you grow the garlic? I used to when I lived in NW Michigan and I would let the stems dry and then braid and hang in the house for decoration and cooking. You always seem to bring out great memories for me from the north! :-D
I grow my own and we braid some but these I bought because I wanted a milder garlic as I planted 70 cloves last fall, German Red, Korean and a Hungarian sort
Glad to bring back memories. Were you Youper?
Oct 11, 2014 19:25:17 #
Spent this morning taking engagement pictures of my niece and fiance, so, combined autumn colors with portrait challenge. Both are musicians and wanted to use a bike as part of their plans. The bike is a Schwinn my husband restored. Hard to pick the fav shots. Twill be a challenge. These are all straight from the camera.
They wanted trees with color
And they wanted a stone wall
And they wanted a field with some color.
Oct 11, 2014 19:36:13 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Spent this morning taking engagement pictures of my niece and fiance, so, combined autumn colors with portrait challenge. Both are musicians and wanted to use a bike as part of their plans. The bike is a Schwinn my husband restored. Hard to pick the fav shots. Twill be a challenge. These are all straight from the camera.
Really nice Pat! I love the first shot!
Oct 11, 2014 19:42:31 #
Roadrunner wrote:
I grow my own and we braid some but these I bought because I wanted a milder garlic as I planted 70 cloves last fall, German Red, Korean and a Hungarian sort
Glad to bring back memories. Were you Youper?
Glad to bring back memories. Were you Youper?
No, not a yooper, we lived about 35-40 miles NW West of Traverse City and about 25-30 miles SW of of Charleviox, MI. Basically the upper left of your ring finger tip of your right palm. So cool to know that other folks grow garlic, it tastes SO much better than grocery store bought.
Oct 11, 2014 19:48:52 #
I used to grow what my mother-in-law elephant toes. It was very mild. We moved and I didn't take any with me.
Oct 11, 2014 20:02:34 #
CHuckle's wrote:
Really nice Pat! I love the first shot!
Thank you very much.
Oct 11, 2014 21:02:38 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Spent this morning taking engagement pictures of my niece and fiance, so, combined autumn colors with portrait challenge. Both are musicians and wanted to use a bike as part of their plans. The bike is a Schwinn my husband restored. Hard to pick the fav shots. Twill be a challenge. These are all straight from the camera.
I like the bike, Pat, really like it
Oct 11, 2014 21:03:27 #
CHuckle's wrote:
No, not a yooper, we lived about 35-40 miles NW West of Traverse City and about 25-30 miles SW of of Charleviox, MI. Basically the upper left of your ring finger tip of your right palm. So cool to know that other folks grow garlic, it tastes SO much better than grocery store bought.
Been dere, picked cherries!
Oct 11, 2014 21:08:44 #
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Oct 11, 2014 21:19:14 #
Early fall, what you might call 2nd or shared harvest.
8-)
8-)
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