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It’s along the creek about half way up to the falls from the drop off point. It sits across from the building that’s restrooms. The apples didn’t look ripe yet to me. Could it be one of the lost varieties that homesteaders planted? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not even sure where it came from, but there's a sprig here and there popping up on my farm every single year. I've just been spot spraying with roundup and pulling up plants any time the ground is inundated with water. It'll be a never ending battle; I've owned my farm since 2004 and went...

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The loss of respect for others is a good starting point. That starts in the home. My kids threw a fit one time where they stormed upstairs and slammed the door....the rest is history. I'd also be willing to bet that they'll never be involved in those "mostly peaceful" protests.

Won’t even have to leave the cabin to shoot a deer now. They’re out here feeding every night. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Uploaded differently so they're showing up now

Courtesy of my uncle at Sticks and Stones Rustic Log Homes. This makes log cabin #58 he has built. Sticks and Stones Rustic Cedar Log Homes https://www.facebook.com/SticksAndStonesRCLH

It does make sense. When someone throws a fit/tantrum, capitulation is the way to go.

Shelling out a pile of acorns on year 9.

Going to be a lot of Concordia oak acorns this fall. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If pollination was good this year, there are piles of peduncles that will be holding some acorns this fall.

Growth from Concordia acorns...very swamp white esque Growing in trays to see if I can locate ones with the best fall color for the driveway to the cabin. They should make a nice companion alternating with the albas up the drive on both sides.

Does that have anything to do with snowfall? N levels on a given year? I've noticed that plays a factor when locating eastern gamagrass for seed collection. The years with heavy snows late lend to very robust growth.

Sawtooth seem to do better further south. I've watched some for several years up here in northern MO and have never seen the vast amount of mast produced here like you guys get in the south. Anyone else confirm this observation?