Gardens 2022

[Spike188]

I think this could be added to a "Mechanics can Cook" recipe book in the future.

Spike

[Eugen]

Imagine there are people who apply it on their limbs, apparently it helps with arthritis.

[Eugen]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RafNnBVqnyE[/youtube]

I think this could be added to a "Mechanics can Cook" recipe book in the future.

Spike

Yes, definitely! Stinging nettle soup is traditional too but I never made it. If I had enough I'd try it.

[Spike188]

This is the a CCIGT guy with a man cave would do it.

Spike

[Eugen]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbTn_IjmUFc[/youtube]

This is the a CCIGT guy with a man cave would do it.

Spike

This is a great video @Spike188 , thank you! Our ancestors were not dumb and knew to use what the land had to offer so much better. Now I definitely have to try this soup. I only had it cooked like we usually do spinach. My hope is that it will spread into the woods next to us. Where I grew up it grew everywhere, it's a weed after all, especially on the edges of wooded areas.

P.S. @Spike188 if you only use the part of the link after "v=" which is the video youtube code, like this:

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[youtube]KbTn_IjmUFc[/youtube]

it will embed the video in your post like below, instead of showing just the link:

[Timj]

Imagine there are people who apply it on their limbs, apparently it helps with arthritis.

You forget about the arthritis from the burning and itching.

[Eugen]

Imagine there are people who apply it on their limbs, apparently it helps with arthritis.

You forget about the arthritis from the burning and itching.

Yep! That's most likely how it works!

[DavidBarkey]

[vimeo]20220424_125628.mp4/vimeo]
hope this worked .
Our grandson disking the garden with the genny powered 446

Dave

[DavidBarkey]

Ok will try this again . https://vimeo.com/702976748

Dave

[Timj]

Sounds good, pulling good.