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Caleb's Bootcamp Experience (BRK)

 
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Caleb Hattemar wrote:

No more door shrooms since the other day when I checked it.  I'm also not currently at locaton.  I'm taking a break for a little mid summer R&R.  When I get back I'll update the pic, unless another boot sees this and decides to do it, and you can let me know if its ready to take the glass out.  



Good on you for taking a breather.
 
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It's been a great break but it's time to get back to the rodeo and  lose the poodle.
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First day back and this bug sounds like a burglar alarm in cooper
First day back and this bug sounds like a burglar alarm in cooper
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The Montana state 'bee'.. It does more pestering, stinging and by my observation of its prevalence, more pollination than any other insect here.
The Montana state 'bee'.. It does more pestering, stinging and by my observation of its prevalence, more pollination than any other insect here.
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Maters! Get some
Maters! Get some
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Whatcha think Beau?
Whatcha think Beau?
 
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So, if I were there, this is what I would do:

1. Sanitize my hands or wear gloves
2. Remove the glas pane, probably by removing 1 or 2 of the frame pieces.  ideally, in a way that could be reinstalled later.
3. Remove the compromised material.
4. If I had it, I would replace the vacant portion with fresh, uncompromised innoculated substrate from a new bag.  Not sure if you still have any of those bags laying around . . .
5. I might stick the glass back on for a week or so to let the new stuff integrate.  
6. At some point, I'd remove glass and keep a fan on the door for a few weeks to help it dry out and dessicate.

That feels like a lot to ask, though.  What do you think?
 
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Welcome back, by the way.
 
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Thanks Beau!

As to the mycelium - unfortunately none of the bags made it this far, for one reason or another, so I'd have to make some fresh.  It's something I've been interested in doing for a while but it's pretty low on the priority list as well.  Ultimately, that's the biggest time consuming factor in your directions, everything else is easily doable.  
 
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Brk 149

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Round timber framing's a whole other thing. It's workable, just gotta think it out.
Round timber framing
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yellow jackets eat rhubarb and that ant just wants in.
yellow jackets eat rhubarb and that ant just wants in.
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Buckwheat - it looks nice and it tastes...awesome when your starving!
Buckwheat - it looks nice and it tastes...awesome when your starving!
 
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I can order you 3-4 bags of innoculated substrate for quick pickup on a Missoula trip, if that would work.  Just let me know when someone's making a run, and I can have it waiting outside - the place is like 30 seconds off the route.
 
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Beau, how could I say no. I'll figure the logistics out and get in contact with you when I can coordinate a pickup.
 
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After checking on some batteries we had a little more time in the AM to pitch in digging a ditch.
After checking on some batteries we had a little more time in the AM to pitch in digging a ditch.
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The urbanite cuces in the road survived and they're trying to thrive, by the looks.
The urbanite cuces in the road survived and they're trying to thrive, by the looks.
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Last of the Spartan cats up at the lab. Early decides to pull the kids to cooper. RIP Momo
Last of the Spartan cats up at the lab. Early decides to pull the kids to cooper. RIP Momo
 
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building/repairing/modifying junk pole fence with S and H in the AM today.
building/repairing/modifying junk pole fence with S and H in the AM today.
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I'd like to think some of these flowers were from the southern variety I brought with me. They don't appear to be anywhere else.
I'd like to think some of these flowers were from the southern variety I brought with me. They don't appear to be anywhere else.
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a mildly good haul with some nice looking carrots today.
a mildly good haul with some nice looking carrots today.
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