It is now April.

[trail twister]

We are in Michigan north of Ohio and it was a beautiful spring day got to 54F.

Al

 

[Pittsburghphil81]

Please becareful wandering around dem forests cus there be poison mushrooms and berries. Not everything is edible and poison ivy is bad dis time of year. I always bring my wild plant guide to keep me safe.

 

[DrCase]

Nice looking woods , trail twister

 

[trail twister]

Yu bets theres even a boggie man in dem dare woods too.

Al

 

[Pittsburghphil81]

Yu bets theres even a boggie man in dem dare woods too.

Al

Der are I’ve personally seen a big foot. He stood 8ft tall just staring at me and then ran.

 

[trail twister]

I arn't afeard of now boogie mans now posin berrys. I eats the shroons,Fiddle heads and Ramps. I eats them and laugh at the screedy kittys who think stake is only found in grocery stores.

Al

 

[DirtMechanic]

yall needa stop

 

[trail twister]

Why, Aint cha haveen any funs?

Al

 

[Pittsburghphil81]

yall needa stop

Stop what I was just giving dis man a heads up about poisons and Bigfoot.

 

[trail twister]

I thunks his might need some add vice on posins too.

Al

 

[roadrunner]

Der are I’ve personally seen a big foot. He stood 8ft tall just staring at me and then ran.

I've never seen a bigfoot, but I was hiking in the Maine woods back in the early 80's when something roared at me so loud it stopped me in my tracks. I can't imagine what it was, but I've seen many bears and black bears don't make that sound.....

 

[trail twister]

Princeton in Northeastern Maine is a beautiful place with a beautiful lake (with a funny name) But the lake may not be as peaceful as it seams. In the 1880's people reported seeing an enormous snake like creature that not only lived in the lake but also occasionally would slither ashore leaving a deep mud trail from the water. Today still claim to see the monster and have named him Poco.

Thdars a nutther one head of a moose, half man half eagle. bet thdair thing can roar the poops out of ya.


Al

 

[La Garden]

April 12th ducks and chickens arrive at the local feed store. Have most of the set up ready to get them going. Some of the field is plowed, and turnips planted,..........but all this rain has me wondering when I will get back out there and if I put out the greens only to get them washed away in all the rain.

 

[Pittsburghphil81]

April 12th ducks and chickens arrive at the local feed store. Have most of the set up ready to get them going. Some of the field is plowed, and turnips planted,..........but all this rain has me wondering when I will get back out there and if I put out the greens only to get them washed away in all the rain.

LOL you’ll eventually get back out there. Not gonna rain forever. Put your greens out, if your a good gardener your plants will be strong and not wash away. Lol

 

[La Garden]

,.....I could have written that a bit clearer I already have seed out, a lot of seed. Just spread out over tilled soil. With all the rain I am sure that a good part of the seeds have ended up in the lowest drain out point.
No big deal really I buy turnip seed by the pound. Most of the planting will be in the next few weeks if it stops raining for while.