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Cider Press Complete
Adonica Standing with the Press For the past two days, I’ve had one item which has topped my agenda: Finishing and testing out the cider press I’ve been working on. A good friend, Adonica in the picture above, heard about … Continue reading
Posted in Apples, Building and Construction, Cider Press, People, Shed, Tools
Tagged apple press, cider press
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A Good Year for Apples
It’s been a great year for apples in Northwest Pennsylvania. Above is a selection of apples from a co-workers orchard. He’s got a real apple problem on his hands at the moment, with the potential to fill many, many 50 … Continue reading
Celery and Peppers
After a long summer of hot days, the clouds spread out their reach and allowed the cold air to descend. The weather man predicted frost, which is a last call of sorts for any gardener. The name of the game … Continue reading
September Peppers
I set out to pick more tomatoes the other day, and I soon found a few helpers. While they were looking for tomatoes, I decided to have a look at my pepper plants. I’ve only gotten a few early surprises … Continue reading
Tomatoes, Tomatoes, Tomatoes…
Ever since I built my greenhouse, I’ve been growing a large number of tomato plants. Now, after two years of terrible returns things have gotten a lot brighter, well more of a red then bright, but much more colorful then … Continue reading
Playing in a Big Sand Box
I awoke Saturday morning, and one of the first thoughts to cross my mind was “What am I going to do today ?”, which was soon followed with “Especially since I don’t have a tractor to play on”. I decided … Continue reading
Posted in 8N Ford Tractor, John Deere, Landscaping, People
Tagged Dirt, Leveling Dirt
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The Current Mess That I’m Making
Along with the Brush Hog, and Finish Mower, the Tractor has another attachment that I thought was kinda useless. The attachment looks like a straight piece of metal attached to the three point hitch. I have seen it used in … Continue reading
Posted in 8N Ford Tractor, Bio-Char / Terra Preta, General, Landscaping, People
Tagged Backblade, Landscaping, Tractor
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Sandies Garden in August
I stopped by Sandy & Davies house to return a hydraulic jack I had borrowed, and just like any other time I visit, I had to check out their garden. My niece led the way into the tomato patch, where … Continue reading
Posted in Bright Lights, Celery, Cherry, People, Waltham Butternut - Winter Squash
Tagged acelgas, apio, Bright Lights, calabacín, céleri, celery, Cherry Tomatoes, des courges, la bette à carde, squash, Swiss Chard, tomates cerises, tomates cherry, tomatoes, Waltham Butternut, winter squash, ντοματίνια, σέλινο, σέσκουλο, σκουός
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