Robert Ray

I am using a Kindle Scribe right now. So many meetings I wanted just one thing to carry. Still getting used to it. Was torn deciding between a Remarkable and the Scribe. Wondering if one of the recording devices that converts voice to script would be an option for me.

A friend's son was watching his dad and I moving a vehicle onto a trailer when it went awry. Hands on his hips, instead of "Holy Smoke" he used "Holy Smokin Joes", I still use it.

Anvil, swage block, stakes, tongs, post vise it's a sickness. Just had a huge timber milled for a new anvil stump and one for working in the studio.  Waiting to be put in place and mounting the anvil. First thing to make once mounted will be bands to go around the stumps to prevent further checking. The other one will be put in the studio for whack-a-doodling on jewelry stakes and forming tools.

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Radish rat-tails, the seed pods make spicy stir fry addition, pickle too.

Hollyhock
fava bean
scarlet runner bean

Hollyhock,  other than the flowers is mucilaginous, like okra, so in a gumbo or something to cover the texture works better for me.

I sell Hi Lift jack accessories in the shop all the time.
https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=high+lift+jack+accesories&&mid=3C2D9174B08B078C46F73C2D9174B08B078C46F7&churl=https%3a%2f%2fwww.youtube.com%2fchannel%2fUCGCcnCmaMP0kLYS-NIxn7Ng&FORM=VAMGZC

Forest master makes a tree jack, I have only seen homemade versions
https://forest-master.com/forest-master-fm3-lp/

Here is a homemade accessory:

For another gardeneer using this method look at "Gardening with Leon" on You Tube
https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=gardening+with+leon&&mid=F0FF940660E004739FB7F0FF940660E004739FB7&churl=https%3a%2f%2fwww.youtube.com%2fchannel%2fUCSDYs9sd2_BlLuWSiEr7TJQ&FORM=VAMGZC

I have never grown Scarlet Runner beans, but having learned that they produce an edible tuber and you can grow them from the tuber is interesting to me. I hope someone here can tell me more about them. I just made an assumption that since no fruit was being produced the energy might be going to the roots.

Burra, did your runner beans produce a tuber to eat? Phaceolis coccinueus does produce that edible tuber. I was wondering if energy went to the roots if it wasn't producing beans