Alrighty Folks...POW Pics needed! **Big new call out in #124**
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DrakeMaiden
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Thanks Bee.Beekissed said:Drake, I love your wreath! Very pretty!
I love making wreaths also and hope to make some to sell next year. A pretty Christmas wreath just makes one smile and feel good, doesn't it?
I agree. There is nothing like coming home and seeing your wreath greeting you on the gate. Makes me feel warm & fuzzy inside. LOL
Wildsky
Femivore
Henrietta23
Yard Farmer
Oh, the wreath is gorgeous and so is Wildsky's pic!
TanksHill
Super Self-Sufficient
First off welcome!!! Second I think I am going to come borrow some of those posts!!! They look amazing. Does your group have a web site? I would love to read more. I dutch oven, every time we go camping. I love my pot. Ok that didn't sound right. Anyways, welcome again.Corona~Barb said:
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FarmerDenise
Out to pasture
This is my parents' house. We built the house using the lumber from old barns. I took the photo on my recent visit.
Corona~Barb
Enjoys Recycling
Got a moment to catch up here. I told my bro-in-law that it was my 'hillbilly tree'. He thought that was funny. I have lights on it now. I was introduced to dutch oven cooking when my sons were in boy scouts. Then, when I had a girl scout troop, I taught the girls how to make brownies in one. I purchased them at a few local stores, ordered some from Amazon (when they have free shipping!) and ordered one from a Sportsmens Warehouse in Arizona (10" deep isn't easy to find). I'm not buying any more, no I'm not. 
Is it okay to mention a dutch oven yahoogroup? There are about 3000 of us there with extensive recipe files and advise. As far as cooking eggs in cast iron, I have an old skillet I can scramble eggs in. You need to have a good seasoning in the pot. It should be shiny black. The high heat method works best for me. Making sure the pot is clean and no rust, spread a very thin layer of Crisco inside and out. Place pot in oven and heat to 450. You might want to put a cookie sheet underneath in case of drips. And you sometimes get some smoke doing this (I don't, for some reason). Heat pot for 1 hour and turn off oven. Don't open door and let cool for several hours. Repeat as necessary to get a nice shiny nonstick finish.
Corona~Barb
So Calif.
Is it okay to mention a dutch oven yahoogroup? There are about 3000 of us there with extensive recipe files and advise. As far as cooking eggs in cast iron, I have an old skillet I can scramble eggs in. You need to have a good seasoning in the pot. It should be shiny black. The high heat method works best for me. Making sure the pot is clean and no rust, spread a very thin layer of Crisco inside and out. Place pot in oven and heat to 450. You might want to put a cookie sheet underneath in case of drips. And you sometimes get some smoke doing this (I don't, for some reason). Heat pot for 1 hour and turn off oven. Don't open door and let cool for several hours. Repeat as necessary to get a nice shiny nonstick finish.
Corona~Barb
So Calif.
Corona~Barb
Enjoys Recycling
Another picture I just took today...3 month old Silver Fox - 'Willow'
big brown horse
Hoof In Mouth
What a beautiful rabbit!! 
I love your turkey avatar too.
I love your turkey avatar too.
FarmerDenise
Out to pasture
I want to submit this pic of Susie's first hatchling this year
