My figs were completely dry last night. They're in glass jars for storage.Enjoying coffee. Checked both dehydrators of figs, rotated trays....ate a coupleChores await. Another hot & muggy day out there. Summertime.
My figs were completely dry last night. They're in glass jars for storage.Enjoying coffee. Checked both dehydrators of figs, rotated trays....ate a coupleChores await. Another hot & muggy day out there. Summertime.
Yeah off building a pig shelter I will get pictures of later, was too cloudy yesterday for them and usual clients stuff.I was wondering where you'd been, figured you were busy with something important.
Look what I just found:Enjoying coffee. Checked both dehydrators of figs, rotated trays....ate a coupleChores await. Another hot & muggy day out there. Summertime.
Yeah off building a pig shelter I will get pictures of later, was too cloudy yesterday for them and usual clients stuff.
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Yep, that's what the customer wants. Too cheap to have it hauled to the landfill.you're burying a house???
OMG !! Saving that one for when my figs hopefully come in (and not harvested by birds). No idea why, but when I was a kid I called them shnerfuls - yeah - no idea why.Look what I just found:
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Homemade Fig Newtons Recipe
As Nabisco likes to remind us, Fig Newtons aren't just cookies, they're fruit and cake. Our homemade version pairs an easy fig preserve with a soft dough inspired by yellow cake.www.seriouseats.com
Thatās the point, they donāt want to haul it to the dump. Tip for burying a shipping container, flip it upside down. The floor of the hole is ābedrockā for a lack of a better term āsolidā and gravity is pushing down. In the floor of a shipping container there is a brace about every foot made to hold 60k plus pounds that equates to 375 pounds per square foot. Thus with missing equations in my head it calculates to about 3ā is max depth without bracing when flipped upside down.@Weldman hope you and your customer realize that RV/POS is going to be crushed by burying it? In our ignorance, at the time, we buried a 20ft container in a hillside on the property. The front was opened as we planned on using it for storage. Top and other 3 sides were buried. In the spate of 3 years the ceiling caved in. Bummer. Then again your customer may not care if it collapses on him.