Very fun family night of axe throwing and a delish porter while listening to a Grateful Dead cover band. It took a while to get the hang of it, but then it was pretty fun.
Very fun family night of axe throwing and a delish porter while listening to a Grateful Dead cover band. It took a while to get the hang of it, but then it was pretty fun.
But, did you manage to get the pee out before you killed that skeeter ?'Twas 68 here and another skeeter died trying to get me in the back pasture.
On another forum researching Lebanon Bologna recipes, and someone commented that Pueblo chiles from southern Colorado are better in flavor than the Hatch chiles from New Mexico? Is that true (asking you locals who can buy them fresh in the Fall)?
Edit: Ha! Did a google search (where everything is correct, true and unbiased), sounds like there is a bit of a regional disagreement, depending on where you live, lol.
Oh my, that got him riled up! He told me to stop drinking the kool aid and get something real, lol. I reminded him I was from PA, not NM and was just askin' peoples opinion.Bwahahahahahahaha..........
Yea they wish. They do grow better weed I think but our green chile' reigns supreme!
I do the same here, they do really well if I keep them in large pots in the driveway. I think it gets the root ball warmer than if it was in my cool, wet, clay soil in the back yard garden.I plan on growing some hatch chilies this year. But as they will be grown In Wisconsin I can only call them green chilies.
Oh my, that got him riled up! He told me to stop drinking the kool aid and get something real, lol. I reminded him I was from PA, not NM and was just askin' peoples opinion.
Being from the right coast, I didn't realize there might be an issue talking about regional peppers. I got out of there trying to avoid the nightly news from reporting there were two armies amassing on each side of the NM/Colorado border, wearing armor with their favorite pepper as an emblem on their chest (thinking a Monte Python type movie scene here). LOL.Now we know how to push his buttons.
Yep. I have a south facing planting bed in a fieldstone retaining wall. I used to bake perennials to death in it. I ripped them all out a few years ago and plant peppers in it. As a microclimate it’s probably 10 F warmer than the surrounding area.Any kind of pepper does better in the warmest spot you can find. They love heat as much as say Okra etc.
No shortage of meme's for sure!Being from the right coast, I didn't realize there might be an issue talking about regional peppers. I got out of there trying to avoid the nightly news from reporting there were two armies amassing on each side of the NM/Colorado border, wearing armor with their favorite pepper as an emblem on their chest (thinking a Monte Python type movie scene here). LOL.
I now know better than to bring up that subject again...I'll just drink my beer and wine and keep quiet. Oh, and smoke my ribs.
Being from the right coast, I didn't realize there might be an issue talking about regional peppers. I got out of there trying to avoid the nightly news from reporting there were two armies amassing on each side of the NM/Colorado border, wearing armor with their favorite pepper as an emblem on their chest (thinking a Monte Python type movie scene here). LOL.
I now know better than to bring up that subject again...I'll just drink my beer and wine and keep quiet. Oh, and smoke my ribs.
Waiting for a little shower to pass over before heading to the marina for lunch, and to see what there are for sites to see. Gives me some time to share some shots of Belize.
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Bikes and golf carts are our travel options.
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That's a fact. It's not hard to tolerate. -50 hit and the flights were booked within days.Warmer than back home for sure!
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