Post a picture... Any picture

[CHecker]

A gift from one of the guys that works with Lew.

 

[dove]

3 minutes ago, bagwell1987 said:

A gift from one of the guys that works with Lew.

 

Is that a food dehydrator..? But they look like flower heads...?

[CHecker]

Pretty

1 minute ago, Dove said:

Is that a food dehydrator..? But they look like flower heads...?

Its Chanterelle mushrooms and yes I dehydrated them, ummmm.

Edited December 16, 2018 by bagwell1987

[dove]

5 minutes ago, bagwell1987 said:

Pretty

Its Chanterelle mushrooms and yes I dehydrated them, ummmm.

They are very pretty...I have them growing in my yard by the dozens. A young pioneer couple come over when they are in season and pick them....he said they're quite desirable, in taste and price...

[CHecker]

2 minutes ago, Dove said:

They are very pretty...I have them growing in my yard by the dozens. A young pioneer couple come over when they are in season and pick them....he said they're quite desirable, in taste and price...

Yellow, Red, White and Purple. Lew was happy.

[dove]

16 minutes ago, bagwell1987 said:

Yellow, Red, White and Purple. Lew was happy.

Oh, didn't know they came in all those colors. Mine are a bright golden yellow, like mustard..

Edited December 17, 2018 by Dove

[CHecker]

They do, I only wish I could eat them. 😣

[normadenardo]

4 hours ago, bagwell1987 said:

Pretty

Its Chanterelle mushrooms and yes I dehydrated them, ummmm.

Are you saying purple chanterelles? And are chanterelles is season right now put there? 

[CHecker]

Nah, I had another pic of fresh mushrooms in the dehydrator, my 2 posts were merged causing a bit of confusion. 

Yes we are in mushroom season. I usually have King boletes here in my yard but the rain gets to them before I can. One of the guys that works with Lew found a bunch of chanterelles, I don't get them very often I was really happy with them. The best way to preserve them was to dehydrate them, they rehydrate real nice.

 

I just reread my posts and it looks as if I'm saying the chanterelles came in white yellow red and purple, that's not true that was a pan full of potatoes that I fried up for Louie, the yellow things in the dehydrator where the chanterelle mushrooms. When the posts merged it caused some confusion, sorry about that. When I posted those things I didn't feel very wordy so I failed to explain I guess.

Edited December 17, 2018 by bagwell1987

[Friends just call me Ross]

"You want a piece a' this?...C'mon...I'll take you on."

 

[Friends just call me Ross]

"No.  Please.  Go on...I'm all ears."

 

 

[Áine]

This was taken opposite my house just before the last storm ! 

[esctec]

On 12/7/2018 at 1:38 AM, Guri said:

Found this photo in social media, not sure if its done in photoshop. This comment was made for the photo and I will copy paste it in here: 

 

“Grandma gets award for her grandson and doesn't miss the opportunity to take her jw brooch!”

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3593008/Obama-honor-13-police-officers-Medal-Valor.html
including video

 

[pnutts]

It Wasn't Mine? But You Left it out and I couldn't Help Myself.

[pnutts]

OK Turtle- how many does it take to give you directions?

[pnutts]

Was in Tim Horton's Donut /coffee shop the other day. There were cops at a table having 🍩

 

In the US the donuts come to the cops.

 

[Tortuga]

Edited December 19, 2018 by Tortuga

[CHecker]

Good grief that's warm, do you think that's normal for their area? I thought they were more like 40s and 50s during the winter even lower than that at times. Interesting to know what's normal.

[Tortuga]

1 minute ago, bagwell1987 said:

Good grief that's warm, do you think that's normal for their area? I thought they were more like 40s and 50s during the winter even lower than that at times. Interesting to know what's normal.

It's a good reminder to check our facts before we tell someone it is always snowing in Bethlehem this time of year...

[EccentricM]

5 minutes ago, Tortuga said:

It's a good reminder to check our facts before we tell someone it is always snowing in Bethlehem this time of year...

It's also used as an argument against the date of Jesus birth in December, as the Shepards would not have been sleeping outside with the sheep like they were in the account if it was cold or snowing.

 

Hence the reasoning that the account was in ealier months.

Edited December 19, 2018 by EccentricM

[Tortuga]

2 minutes ago, EccentricM said:

It's also used as an argument against the date of Jesus birth in December, as the Shepards would not have been sleeping outside with the sheep like they were in the account if it was cold or snowing.

 

Hence the reasoning that the account was in ealier months.

Yes, that was the point.

[EccentricM]

Just now, Tortuga said:

Yes, that was the point.

Oh right, didn't see that context in your OP, lol.

[Naturale]

18 minutes ago, Tortuga said:

It's a good reminder to check our facts before we tell someone it is always snowing in Bethlehem this time of year...

It can still be very rainy though and the temperature can drop considerably at night.

[Naturale]

28 minutes ago, Naturale said:

It can still be very rainy though and the temperature can drop considerably at night.

The type of weather most likely to cause catastrophic sheep losses due to hypothermia is usually associated with the passage of a strong cold front or a rain-bearing depression.

[Loopy]

1 hour ago, Tortuga said:

It's a good reminder to check our facts before we tell someone it is always snowing in Bethlehem this time of year...

 

Thats what I was thinking. 

 

So much for the cold and rain that time of year and the flocks would be bedded down in a warm shelter. 

 

Hmmmm

Edited December 19, 2018 by Loopy