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I’m Tony, not Rob. It was the Nojams Big M in Marcellus.

Happy Birthday! Nice haul on the fish!

It’s gonna take a lot of lemons, it was $22 a 4 pack!

I found that in a small town grocery store yesterday. Stopped in to buy a lemon and they had a display set up. Score.

Are all those already up and being eaten in the plot?

Yep, that’s the one. Saffron is a bit expensive, but definitly worth it. Check out his other recipes too.

I pickled some using Hank Shaws recipie on his website. Just tried them yesterday and they were great! Not sure what to use them for except to eat them right out of the jar. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

No Pics, my apologies. We had a last minute BBQ at home. Cooked a lamb leg roast on a rotisserie (over propane grill) and marinated chicken breasts using an herb dressing we bought in Toronto. Also had my first taste of Costanzas Sausage (from Webster, NY). We drove by it on the way to our friends Mom’s funeral and I knew we would be stopping by on the way home. Loaded up pretty good on the meat varieties, but they will be all gone with the next couple of weeks. Definitly planning a detour there anytime we head west. I did join the “Venison Mailing List”.

Happy Birthday Grampy!

I would guess grade 5 . Tractor Supply would have them.

Great one nighter! Stayed at the Hilton Downtown. For dinner we went to Ry’s Steakhouse, which was “spendy” but well worth it!! I have not had steak in quite a while. We shared a Chatuerbriand served table side. The next morning we went to the St Lawrence market and had the Peameal Bacon sandwich. AWESOME! Then just browsed around, eating along the way. Picked up a few new spices and cooking supplies too. Quite the place. Also ended up at Eaton Center because it was raining out. Had to be at the airport by 3 so it was a quick trip. Will go back soon I hope. Thanks for the tips, meant to post this sooner.

What are they trying to do? Any one with half a brain would not click on the thread even to open it. Seems pointless.

REDNECK!!

Gotta try that, sounds like a perfect combo.

Embarrassed he is from the same Town I live in.

We went to Alaska in August and had excellent weather. In the 60’s and 70’s most of the time. When we were near the glaciers is was damp and colder, but still bearable. We bought cheap fleece rain jackets in Anchorage before the tour started, so we were all set. What a great trip!

I would guess it is a religious superstition to “extract the devil” from it by dunking three times. Father, Son, Holy Ghost.......

Woodsy, low cover, lots of leaf litter.

Crows is all, dam things. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

Thanks. I moved, still nothing.....at least I found these. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

I've been in the blind over a just planted corn fiield for 2 hours....not a peep. Should I sit tight or try the woods? Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

According to my Pl@ntnet app, it is Trillium cuneatum Raf. Aka Little Sweet Betsy

Unless the Yankees are in town I am pretty sure there will be no interest on my wife's part. As far as the strip clubs - I am even more sure there is no interest on her part!

Good suggestions so far, thanks! Walking around the market sounds cool. It’s a pretty quick trip, so I don’t plan to pack too much into one day.

Nice Turkey Mr. Tacks!! Congratulations!