Nuts or trail mix for a late afternoon snack but maybe that is what the homebrew is for.
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A few more from Maine '09
Some lobster shack/bar in Bar Harbor.
A fishing village farther up the coast. Jonesport, IIRC.
Along Hwy 1, near the turn for that fishing village.
Some lobster shack/bar in Bar Harbor.
A fishing village farther up the coast. Jonesport, IIRC.
Along Hwy 1, near the turn for that fishing village.
A bushtit, there were at least 20 in the tree but that was the only one I could capture.
I was at the store today and was shocked to see dry beans were 3 bucks a pound. I forget when I bought beans last but I am pretty sure I payed something 70cents a pounds. I know rice got more expensive a couple years back, is this a new covid thing or have they that expensive for a while?
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Well, lentils aren't beans, so somebody is f#cking with your head 
I guess I don't know beans.
Lentils, locally, are 38-40 cents/lb, delivered to the local grain elevator. There’s a lot of markup between the farm and the grocery store, even for crops like lentils, peas, and beans, which don’t require much in the way of processing. Just cleaning, bagging, and transportation. Transportation costs have probably seen the biggest increase in the past year.
I guess the 70cents must of been many years ago if you get 38-40cents/lb. It just caught my eye as seeming odd as dry beans and such were always an in expensing item. Thanks for the clarification.
I always hear people saying kids were more care-free back in the day. They could play outdoors all day, and until dark. They could drink from the hose, ride their bikes all over town, and all that. You've heard it before. There was a certain childhood innocence. Or is that all not true?
Tomorrow we take the three oldest kids on their first high peak, Big Slide (just over 8 miles total).
Nice ride! How's the gas mileage?
Great gas mileage! But my available routes are severely restricted.
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Is that like Telegraph Road?
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Milwaukee Rail Road
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Sorry.
Bad attempt at Dire Straights humor.
Bad attempt at Dire Straights humor.
I got it, and appreciated it.
Sorry, I didn't make the connection.
But I got it now
But I got it now
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Isn't it humour for Dire Straits
Over 50 years ago my wife and her father collected the rock on the left near their village in France. I brought it back to the States, and a friend(from France) cut a couple of slices and made some jewelry for my wife from it. Today he came over with a sterling silver bolo tie made from that rock. Life is great
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These pics were posted to a wheat growers group on FB with the caption “when you’re poor you have to party under a tarp”. Those combines are about $500K apiece.
Looks like a big green lightning collector 🌩🌩🌩
Everything out on the plains is a lightning collector. 
Exactly.
There is that high-voltage line in the background, maybe those big ass towers would be a better target
There is that high-voltage line in the background, maybe those big ass towers would be a better target
when your friends ask why you named your cat elephant
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When we took 5 year old Alice and her 4 year old friend Adara to the Van Gogh immersion experience I was afraid they might be too young to really get it. Today Alice spent some time at an easel at my house. She said her painting was A Starry Night.
Got me some Uranium Glass to scare teach my students with.
"Names are hard"
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