fishstick
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- Oct 28, 2012
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Good morning crew
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That's an awesome looking copper pot WDPicking up this beauty from the 1800’s today. Not sure what we’re going to with it yet. The previous owners used it as a coffee table. View attachment 2105553
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I can tell you that I will not be making apple butter in it. Lol
Dang! I did not know all of that! So if SHTF, this could/would be a crucial piece to have?That's an awesome looking copper pot WD
Copper was used as a cooking vessels because it conducts heat so well.
I agree on the apple butter as it's a tad too acidic for this vessel.
Now if you suspect the water is a tad funky (neighbour's cow patty infecting the ground water)
Here is a helpful tip.
"Water stored in copper pots can eliminate E.Coli within 24 hours. It also helps combat water borne diseases like Salmonella, typhus, Shigella spp., cholera and viruses such as, Enterovirus and Hepatitis A"
Most big companies use copper vessels for making beer/candy.Dang! I did not know all of that! So if SHTF, this could/would be a crucial piece to have?
I even have one of these still.That’s awesome.
I remember the VIC 20. Never had the money for one at the time, but I did have a C64. The oldest computer I still have is an Amiga.
No....the island is there. It's just invisible until the right conditions. I believe it's called "Fantasy Island".I also saw another freak optical illusion.....a false island made from light raine hitting the water miles away.....the light spray on top of the water from the raindrops hitting the ocean creates a low haze that also refracts like a rainbow, but only about 2 -3 feet above the water......from 5 or more miles away this looks like an island that formed out of nowhere !!
When a ridge runner has to tread flatland , a lift on the shorter leg can help.Bart just reminded me that I forgot to answer releventchair.
Yes, I have been to chiropractor before and he made mention of my foot/leg always being shorter than the other. One day not too long ago, I had a memory of my teenage years. Two summers in a row my right foot was in a cast for breaking my ankle in the same spot no less. Any way, at the time “they” were using this rubber stub in the bottom of the cast for a person to be able to walk on it without crutches. I have to wonder if this didn’t cause me to be whopper-jawed now. 🤷♀️
Long Hollywood day on the boat....had a blast today with my friend Christina. She is the new female co host for "Brave Wilderness". Tomorrow we dig !!View attachment 2105502
Looks like I am going to be able to make one heck of a meringue pie! LolMornin all.
The Science Behind Whipping Egg Whites in Copper Bowls
Most of us get away with making meringues and egg white foams in clean, stainless steel bowls, yet chefs insist copper is better, and have done so for hundreds of years. Is there a scientific reason behind using copper bowls to whip egg whites? As you beat those whites, the whipping action of...www.thekitchn.com
Was that a pizza slice from last season?Before we left camp this morning, the Mr tried out his magnet fishing setup that I got for him a few years ago. The large corner piece was an eyeball find.
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Now this will be a sight to behold…. We must have Pics of Pirate Peps aboard this vessel on the maiden voyage…. 🍿 at the ready…… 😆 xxMrs 🫑 got the 🌶 to bid on a boat.
🌶 stated to Mrs 🫑 that he's going to be using it for detecting along the shoreline.
Long handled spoon scoop.
Might work just fine.
Gas is cheap, 2 plates of beans and we'll be just motoring along.View attachment 2105629