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Wussie here. I have been sick with bacterial pneumonia since October 1. Still can’t breathe and coughing all day and night sucks. Glad you got out and I can see some good fishing pics.

Watching the Mariner and saw these in the basement. I now remember going to Sicks Stadium.

Doing some cleaning out of old family photos from my mom (passed 3 years ago) and her sister who we moved into an assisted living facility. It is funny some of the things they keep throughout the years and things I never knew about them. I knew my mom was born in Nebraska in 1925 with an older...

Anybody near Seward Park (S Seattle) area want any tomatillos, I have a bunch of smaller size from a late planting this summer. They are larger than a golf ball but on smaller size. I will be tearing out my plants after the next rain if they don’t survive and have a bunch more. I have already...

Garlic is a great choice, but remember they will not be harvested for 9 months and will tie up that bed until end of June early July.

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Planning my garlic strategy this year. Question. Do you pre-soak your garlic in peroxide, alcohol to kill off any disease, then soak in liquid fertilizer? For a couple years I have lost beds of garlic to some type of fungus, disease or other issues. Watched a YouTube video on this. Boost Your...

Got to many tomatillos. These are the 5th and 6th bowls full. Not all are huge but need to give them away to neighbors.

@Wanative I just put some oars for sale. LOL. If they take your pram add my oars still a great deal.

Watrous gave me a tube also. I am willing to donate. In Seward Park (South Seattle). If I can find the photos I will add later. Looks similar to this - Water Skeeter without fins.

This is only my second year. First year they were tiny (quarter size) You must plant at least 2 so they can pollinate each other. I planted 4 in this bed. Giving them away to friends. The husk fills out and splits or dries up. Supposed to be better before they fall off tho. I read they can get...

Tomatillos are doing better this year. Should have a great harvest.

Why not try a collapsible mesh stripping basket around your waist. I got one I don’t use and you’re welcome to it. Similar to this.

I found a good use for my old anchor ropes.

Yellow bush beans where the bad garlic was pulled with some disease. Hoping they survive and produce. Onions are small but at least growing.

Garlic is almost ready to harvest. Even tho I lost two small 4x4 beds to rot.😡 Potatoes are appear to be doing well. Tomatoes are growing Hoping tomatillos will produce .

Although I fish stillwater exclusively I still found this series interesting and useful. Most interesting to me was the video on a fishes view and degree of vision. How colors change with light and depth. I am still amazed they find my chironomid or jig fly at 30-45’ of depth. Dang I guess the...

https://www.ruralsprout.com/zucchini-leaves-problems/ Check out the link. I don’t grow zucchini tho. Looks like a water issue maybe. Plus with the heat the past few days. https://www.epicgardening.com/zucchini-diseases/

No idea. It does not budge, but looks clean from the outside.

Any suggestions to unsticking a zipper of chest pocket? Last time it was used in the salt years ago. I washed the waders but never checked the zippers. I could soak in hot soapy water, but thought I would ask here. Also contacted Simms for Ideas, but not heard back. Any lubricants? Thanks