The pond was too dam high, and the beavers were girdling trees far out from the usual shore, so we set sail to pipe the beaver dam. Dogs waiting for us to get the boat to the deep water:
Lily:
Continue readingThe pond was too dam high, and the beavers were girdling trees far out from the usual shore, so we set sail to pipe the beaver dam. Dogs waiting for us to get the boat to the deep water:
Lily:
Continue readingMovie: Red shouldered hawk (6.8M):
Picture and video by John S. Quarterman for Okra Paradise Farms,
Lowndes County, Georgia, 4 July 2013.
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Is this why they call them lady fingers?
Maybe eat them raw, or cook them tonight; video:
Continue readingPicked some more purple okra today, plus a beet, and plenty of green okra. Here are some of those compared with an orange okra. The purple okra on the left is the one from yesterday’s color wheel; it was picked smaller than these today, and looks almost black with some green. The ones today look more purple, somewhere between beet and fuschia; maybe red violet. The orange okra (same one from yesterday) looks red-orange or maroon with a bit of green. And the green okra looks, well, green.
Flash:
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