Coffee lovers, unite! Learn, share and grow from discussions here about coffee in all its glory. From beans to brewers, we'll explore the many facets of this age old favorite. Join us!
Newnan's Lake, is beautiful in the spring! Fresh spring morning, baby birds, flowers and fresh morning air, juice and danish and paddle around the South end of Newnan's Lake, catch up and just unwind.” Spring is here, Beautiful weather, glistening water, nice breezes....I am so excited!Bring your canoe/kayak, water, camera, comfey…See More
Beekeeping has been around forever, it seems. Recently, there's been a renewed interest in producing honey, propagating with bees and many do it in urban settings. Join us and learn about beekeeping!
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"Water wars: Taking from Oklahoma to give to North Texas.
Water transported through pipelines and pumping stations,
Cost between $500 million and $4 billion and take five years to build.
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Did you know you can reduce CO2 and Methane by removing biodegradiable fruit and vegetable scraps from your trash?The combination makes great soil I put my compost material (kitchen scraps) in the middle of our banana patch.Now the trees fruit in abundance with large delicious bananas. This is because all the nutrients.And our trash is fresh and eco-friendly :)See More
Did you know Gainesville has a huge 6,800 acre lake abundant with wildlife, birds and flowers of all kinds? Located 5 minutes from the University of Florida? Let me introduce you to Newnan's Lake; a beautiful, ancient waterway that is vital to 80 nesting Bald Eagles, and solely feeds Paynes Prairie State Preserve. Gainesville's Best Kept Secret. . . . With 27 miles of shoreline you'll never run out of things to do! Newnan's Lake needs our help. . . . This lake is thousands of years old, and…See More
"Hello Michael, I really like your site; I stumbled upon it on Craig's List and was astonished at all you offer :)
Then I saw Kate's Fish Camp links on all the pages and was blown away. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.
And you joined…"
"Hi Monica and welcome to Zoobird! I just joined the Newnan's Lake Meetup Group. I read about the happenings at Katie's Fish Camp, too. It all looks good! Also, I have heard from reliable sources that Newnan's Lake is beautiful.…"
Did you know you can reduce CO2 and Methane by removing biodegradiable fruit and vegetable scraps from your trash?
The combination makes great soil I put my compost material (kitchen scraps) in the middle of our banana patch.
Now the trees fruit in abundance with large delicious bananas. This is because all the nutrients.
And our trash is fresh and eco-friendly :)
Did you know Gainesville has a huge 6,800 acre lake abundant with wildlife, birds and flowers of all kinds? Located 5 minutes from the University of Florida? Let me introduce you to Newnan's Lake; a beautiful, ancient waterway that is vital to 80 nesting Bald Eagles, and solely feeds Paynes Prairie State Preserve. Gainesville's Best Kept Secret. . . . With 27 miles of shoreline you'll never run out of things to do! Newnan's Lake needs our help. . . . This lake is thousands of years old, and… Continue
Hi Monica and welcome to Zoobird! I just joined the Newnan's Lake Meetup Group. I read about the happenings at Katie's Fish Camp, too. It all looks good! Also, I have heard from reliable sources that Newnan's Lake is beautiful. Can't wait to visit. All the best, Mike PS - here's your very own "welcome" urban mandala from the McRorie Garden.
"The noticeably bitter taste of turnip greens has been linked by researchers to its calcium content. On an ounce-for-ounce basis, turnip greens contain about 4 times more calcium than a much less bitter-tasting cruciferous vegetables like cabbage."
Have you always wanted to make your own bread? Well, here's a little article about making rye bread with a bread machine. This bread machine came from a thrift store and only cost $11.99! The ingredients to make Russian Rye were so simple you won't believe how easy it was. Enjoy!