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Jan 16, 2021 15:54:35   #
ghaynes1 Loc: Strawberry Plains, TN
 
Fish Dancer wrote:
Iโ€™m partially partial. Lol ๐Ÿ˜‚


I'll take it. Old, cranky guys can't afford to be choosy. Btw, get off my lawn! Lynny feeling a bit better today?

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Jan 16, 2021 15:58:03   #
Fish Dancer Loc: Guntersville, Alabama
 
ghaynes1 wrote:
I'll take it. Old, cranky guys can't afford to be choosy. Btw, get off my lawn! Lynny feeling a bit better today?


Little bit. Thanks for asking. Iโ€™ll let her know you asked.
She says thanks. She might try sleeping in the recliner tonight.

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Jan 16, 2021 16:06:57   #
Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina
 
Flytier wrote:
Morning all. 41 and creeping up to 45. Kinda cloudy but at least it's not snowing. Plum wouldn't it work better if you used your Lincoln Logs instead of the erector set to build the garage.?

I've heard of people using gray water for irrigation, and having grown up with a septic system I know it's a good idea, but this is the first time I heard of a building code for it.

I'll be grinding sausage as soon a I finish breakfast. One batch of breakfast, sage sausage and one batch of Italian. I use a pork shoulder with whatever fat is in it and I agree it sometimes seems to need more fat. Just put a touch of oil in the pan so it doesn't dry out when I fry it.
Morning all. 41 and creeping up to 45. Kinda clo... (show quote)


Boston butts are what I use also.

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Jan 16, 2021 16:09:38   #
Fish Dancer Loc: Guntersville, Alabama
 
Gordon wrote:
Boston butts are what I use also.


Thatโ€™s what I use for my pulled pork. Yummy ๐Ÿ˜‹

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Jan 16, 2021 17:37:50   #
Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina
 
Fish Dancer wrote:
Thatโ€™s what I use for my pulled pork. Yummy ๐Ÿ˜‹


Makes great sausage.

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Jan 16, 2021 18:47:52   #
Flytier Loc: Wilmington Delaware
 
Gordon wrote:
Makes great sausage.


I brought the bytt home yesterday and broke it down. Portioned for 2# Italian and 4# breakfast. Went out to my herb garden and picked what I needed mixed in the seasoning and let it sit overnight to blesh the flavors, then ground it this morning. Test test came back A1.

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Jan 16, 2021 18:54:21   #
Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina
 
Flytier wrote:
I brought the bytt home yesterday and broke it down. Portioned for 2# Italian and 4# breakfast. Went out to my herb garden and picked what I needed mixed in the seasoning and let it sit overnight to blesh the flavors, then ground it this morning. Test test came back A1.


You making my mouth water.

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Jan 16, 2021 19:25:19   #
Fish Dancer Loc: Guntersville, Alabama
 
Gordon wrote:
Makes great sausage.


I bet it does. ๐Ÿ˜‹

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Jan 16, 2021 21:37:39   #
EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro
 
Good night everyone.

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Jan 16, 2021 21:39:46   #
Flytier Loc: Wilmington Delaware
 
Good night Oz

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Jan 16, 2021 21:55:00   #
ghaynes1 Loc: Strawberry Plains, TN
 
EasternOZ wrote:
Good night everyone.


Good night.

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Jan 16, 2021 21:57:31   #
Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.
 
Good night OZ

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Jan 16, 2021 22:14:44   #
Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina
 
Say good night Grace

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Jan 16, 2021 22:31:02   #
Iowa Farmer Loc: Iowa City Iowa
 
Good night, Grace!

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Jan 18, 2021 15:09:27   #
GSMJr Loc: SoCal> Pflugerville (Austin), TX
 
ghaynes1 wrote:
Got it. We have a septic system. Being a city boy most of my life, I'm learning. I never heard the term gray water before. Our washing machine is drained into our yard. It makes sense to use the water for plants. My water just muddies up my yard. I will have to drain it away from a deck, if I can ever get someone to build it.


We had a French drain installed around our house in Anderson (Redding) CA to remove rainwater from pooling up. The guy used his trencher after checking the grade, put in smaller rock to bed the tubing. He installed 6โ€ dia. perforated pipe around the house then solid tubing out to the trees and โ€œY-edโ€™ to trees ending with more perforated tubing.
He glued strips of white matting over the perforated holes to prevent soil from filling the pipe and back filled with gravel. The result did the trick, no pooling anywhere near the house even with heavy rains and the runoff irrigated many fruit & shade trees. I think it cost us about $1000 to $1500.

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