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Tim Kinney replied to Michael Levin's discussion Humanure and Compost Toilets in the group Off The Grid Zoo"It occurs to me that what some here are calling composting toilets may be closer to an old fashioned outhouse. This is not to disparage the humble outhouse. I spend half my time in the country, and half my time living with city utilities, so…"
Tim Kinney commented on Michael Levin's blog post Buy Local or Buh Bye Local?"I've been shopping at Wards for almost all my groceries since they took over the location from Normans. Before that, we shopped at the same location when it was Normans grocery. Wards shoppers are extremely loyal.
I will check out Trader…"
Tim Kinney replied to Michael Levin's discussion Humanure and Compost Toilets in the group Off The Grid Zoo"Also, you're Irish, so your poop is probably really stinky!
Just kidding!!! You shouldn't kid an Irishman unless you are one, and I are one. ;0)"
Tim Kinney replied to Michael Levin's discussion Humanure and Compost Toilets in the group Off The Grid Zoo"I too read the Humanure Handbook. It's a great resource. Some people "flush" their composting toilet with a handful of Diatomaceous Earth. This keeps the compost sweet. Also, I'm wondering if the rainwater is such a good…"
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Tim Kinney replied to Michael Levin's discussion Help identifying a possible Hydnum in the group Finca Mycol"Thanks mycol! I'll check that one out."
Maria Minno left a comment for Tim Kinney"Tim when you find mushrooms you want to know, bring them by our house. Call Marc to make sure he'll be home first. We have a lot of mushroom books to look them up in, and we do know some of the best edible mushrooms. Did you…"
Tim Kinney left a comment for Maria Minno"HEY Maria
I've been trolling this site for help in identifying mushrooms. It occurred to me that you are probably very knowledgeable on mushrooms. I posted some pics on the Finca Mycol page. Any help would be appreciated. Hope you are well!"
Tim Kinney replied to Michael Levin's discussion Help identifying a possible Hydnum in the group Finca Mycol"Thanks Michael!
I hope you're enjoying yourself. Be safe."
Tim Kinney commented on Michael Levin's group Finca Mycol"This was growing in mixed hardwood forest.
It had spines like fur, and an odd shape. Can anyone help with identification? I'm thinking it's some kind of Hydnum, but which one?
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Tim Kinney commented on Michael Levin's group Finca Mycol"I found an intereting shroom yesterday. My best guess is it's an Aminita, so probably poisonous."
Tim Kinney commented on mycol stevens's photo
one of many a nice wild harvest!
"Hey Michael
Yeah. I found a cluster of 3 Lactarius Indigos. They are beautiful blue mushrooms which exude a blue sap when cut. They are reported to be a choice edible. I found one Boletus, which I couldn't get down to species. It was…"
Tim Kinney commented on mycol stevens's photoone of many a nice wild harvest!
"I may have answered my own question. I saw a picture of one labeled as a hedgehog. I guess, if I had picked it, I would have seen spines, but I left it undisturbed. I'm still curious to know if everything in that basket is edible. I…"
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The Cold Within by James Patrick Kinney
Posted on June 24, 2011 at 10:06am 9 Comments 0 Likes
My father quit school in the 10th grade to support his mother, but he spent the rest of his life reading widely, and attempting self-education. At some point, he fell in love with poetry, and wrote some himself. He had studied older poets, and wrote in a somewhat archaic style, which was quite out of fashion. Still, one of his poems has achieved immortality. Fifty years after it was written, and many years after my father's death, The Cold…
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- At 12:37am on November 3, 2012, Maria Minno said…
Tim when you find mushrooms you want to know, bring them by our house. Call Marc to make sure he'll be home first. We have a lot of mushroom books to look them up in, and we do know some of the best edible mushrooms. Did you see our NatureFinder blog? Those huge mushrooms were tasty!
- At 11:49am on June 23, 2011,
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- At 9:06am on June 20, 2011, Anjuli Vivian Atwal said…
Welcome to Zoobird! Take a look around the site and get to know your coomunity. There are some groups that might interest you. Feel free to upload a picture whenever you get a chance.
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Anjuli
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