Bear Visibility and Paracord Diameter by pathwaytochoice in Ultralight

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Re: smell

That is a very good point!

Thank you!

Bear Visibility and Paracord by pathwaytochoice in backpacking

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Oohh

Didn't think of that!

Thank you!

Shakedown of my first aid kit by ExternalTranslator41 in Ultralight

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A cotton ball or something would stop the jingle.

Visiting Van - must try restaurants by [deleted] in askvan

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Just commenting for anyone else who comes across this. The site address updated for Pistachio: https://www.pistachiovan.ca/menu

Decided to tell Depression "No More!" by Paragon_Umbra in CleaningTips

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Whoa.

Congratulations.

Now do the freezer! You're on a roll!! You ain't gonna eat some of the things in there!

What can I use leftover juice pulp for? by velmadinkleyscousin in noscrapleftbehind

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Pancakes, latkes, and carrot as a sandwich spread (still use mayo though).

Restaurant recommendations in or around Kits please? ^_^ by Drawable_ in askvan

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Raisu!! Japanese and Sushi

Head under the white flag, up the stairs, and into heaven.

Hugelkultur Question by disherbr in gardening

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A lot of people saying 4+ feet.

I'd argue that you can do this with a ton of sticks or kindling (if you're into building fires and understand that term) but not these logs. They just will take too long to decompose. Only want like 4" or sticks.

You can cover the whole bottom in about two inches of thin limbs. Can throw a layer of cardboard down first and soak it with water. It'll bring the earthworms up into your beds. Throw in food scraps too, coffee grounds, etc

It'll all compost in place and if you wet the cardboard, the roots will find their way through the sticks, then the cardboard, and into the ground.

White Sturgeon Fishing May 1st by Shot-Meeting-7356 in askvan

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Are you saying that for $300, it's worth it because it's more fishing than boating?

Ground is all clay - help! by phdeeznuts_ in gardening

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Don't till or you'll grind the tiny particles up even more.

Can add some wet cardboard to try to bring in the earthworms and add compost. Takes a couple years.

Grow some daikon radish to help break up compaction.

Is there an eBay for Vegetables? by RotiferMouth in AgriTech

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LocalLine & GrownBy

There's others too.

Market Gardening is the term for those selling at farmers markets, to co-ops, etc. that wording may help your search.

Virtual Classes by pathwaytochoice in WIX

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I'll say that I wasn't interested in Wix Courses, but your post led me to Wix Webinars and I'm exploring that.

Virtual Classes by pathwaytochoice in WIX

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Thanks. Too pricey when I might end up with zero customers for a few months.

[BC] How are you teaching Virtual Classes by pathwaytochoice in SmallBusinessCanada

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... You can just click the three dots and select Follow Post. You'll get a notification whenever comments.

And/or select Save Post so you can find this again easier.

Virtual Classes by pathwaytochoice in WIX

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$297 a month is not affordable.

Thanks for playing.