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i don't know i'm not there i currently be deployed to persian gulf been here since march should be home by spring. We have big plans but nothing happening yet.

well its been a long time for me posting here. just wanted to say HI! to everyone. Bubbles and I have moved from CT to Norfolk VA in october / set up the house duringn the holidays and then i promptly got underway for Deployment onboard my new Ship. so i am righting this from deep water in hot...

Hello everyone! Just checking in. We haven't been too much because of my transfer. I hope everyone is doing OK! Best wishes from us here in Groton CT

Toast, no. VW kadrons, yes

Powder coating carbs? :D

There are two types of bamboo. Running and clumping. The running kind is the invasive one. Makes great fire wood if you split the pockets!

@Denim Deb :plbb

I had remembered seeing canned bread as a little guy, but I don't know if my Granny made it or one of the quilting elite that was always over. I'll have to ask dad once he's back from Honduras in a week or two. But here is something I found similar to what I remembered...

This past year bubbles and I made green tomatoes relish from the blue book. That stuff is outstanding on fresh bread! We also pickled the smaller ones with peppers.

Good deal Joel

Looks good

For light weight tape yes, duct tape ....?

Joel/nifty, The hacksaw blade isn't slicing the tape just perforating it. Your pulling down and out is doing the work. But on the used side I don't think any of my old blades could do it ( no teeth left)

Cool Beans!

good one Joel! plus those aren't as popular at military surplus stores so that means cheaper!

before you use them check them for stamps HT mean Heat treated (good ones) MT means chemically treated (very bad)

I know the feeling Corn Woman i just got yelled at by the housing office about my garden apparently brown gardens in winter is wrong. which is why i posted the premade one too.

or you can buy one premade from Home Depot http://www.homedepot.com/p/RESCUE-50-gal-Earth-Brown-Flatback-Water-Urn-Rain-Barrel-with-Integrated-Planter-and-Diverter-Kit-2234-1/203350614?N=c7pb#specifications i think building your own will be more rewarding and a learning experience.

Craigslist usually has the orange olive barrels for about $25ish each. here is a quick example from instructibles.com http://www.instructables.com/id/Rainwater-harvesting-Rain-Barrel-DIY/?ALLSTEPS

picture of the bees loving my Tobacco plant