Recent content by Mark Yoshida

Found these hanging in basement and need to clear house. pickup in S Seattle near Seward Park. Be great for clamming and staying dry. Only used a couple times no shipping Thanks Mark

Pickup in S Seattle near Seward Park no shipping.

I am still picking my tomatoes. More to go. She does not like having to make so much sauce, but that is her job.😂

Thinking of using these for a connection for an ice maker . Good Bad or not. Looks easy, but never used. I used to solder copper fittings and know I can do it. This is for a copper connection, not to plastic PEX. Thanks

So sorry I was not able to join you. Great photos.

Part No. 280453 for 1 1/16” straight spindle. Works with 1-1/16” Straight Spindles Pick up in S Seattle near Seward Park or you can pay shipping. One pkg was opened but not used when I found out it was not for my trailer. Thanks

Best of luck to both of you. Always wanted to meet you and taste your bread. I hope you can find a way to grow a garden and keep posting here.

Gary When did you plant if harvesting now. Just curious as last year I planted fava beans in the fall like my garlic and the took a long time and tied up my beds for 9 months. Thinking of trying different beans for fun. Thanks Mark

I killed mine. Not on purpose tho. I need to research them as she likes them but I don’t like them.

Dang, I am still going with some turning and some still green. My part will slow, but her part of making sauce will go for awhile. 🤣🤣

My San Marzano tomatoes are finally turning color. I should have a good harvest when the do. Boy, they take a long time. Supposed to be good for sauce.

Hodgman boot and wader hanger Pick up in S Seattle near Seward Park. Goes good with the listed boot dryer.😆

Peet Shoe Dryer Must pick up in S Seattle near Seward Park.

Cucumbers for the food bank and neighbors. Tomatillos almost ready as some are shedding the husk, tomatoes are turning red so now she has to get ready to make the sauce. 😆 Lots of blossom end rot on only one plant.

Cucumbers have started to produce along with Jalapeño's, spaghetti squash and tomatoes (still green). Something nibbled on that squash tho.