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The fresh orange juice is one is the best items in the grocery stores here.
7 months agoReally does look like it, ha ha.
7 months agoAnd a waterbed for your tent!
7 months agoCorrect. Size and taste were good, and while probably greenhouse grown, the fruit was relatively local.
7 months agoFYI, we have this OJ juice machine in Hole Paycheck! ( aka Whole Foods)
7 months agoI wouldn’t trust that wheel! It’s held up by paper sippy straws …
7 months agoHow often does the sand blow into the houses here? I shudder at the thought.
7 months agoYou lucked out, Grampies!
7 months agoA “different” version of swimming, picnicking, and camping. The bike parking is equipped with washing capabilities, free of charge.;)
7 months agoAND! A cookie!
7 months agoSteve! YOU have NOT changed, but, sadly, Pierre has.;)
7 months agoGreat photo!
7 months agoThey are not actually flowers, they are cones, but male cones that produce pollen while the big, woody ones are female and produce seeds.
I looked for a source of info. for a while but all I found was information on pine pollen supplements, health foods, allergy, wild foraging, etc.
"Pollen cones" is out there somewhere though. It is one thing that stuck with me from my college Botany back in the 1960s.
In a day or so, those pollen cones will be dusting everything!
7 months ago
Ah, the “ old days” of waterbeds! 😬
7 months ago