rkymtnman
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oh hell. we love durango. and pagosa springs (1 hr east)!!!
fun ass college town too. cool vibes still. a few really good breweries.
did you go to Mesa Verde ever?
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fun ass college town too. cool vibes still. a few really good breweries.
did you go to Mesa Verde ever?
topcat
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Oh yeah, been there a few times. My mom worked summers there for a few years when she was in college. Got to respect native Americans then. They used to have a mummified woman on display, named Esther, until they finally gave back the remains to the Navajo.
rkymtnman
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are you in CO?
Jimdamick
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Do you eat it raw, or cook it, like a cookie or a cake?
I think if you added it to regular flour, that would be nice possibly, otherwise alone it might be too much
Jimdamick
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Sounds good (I'll save Cromwell for later
)I love Smithwicks, excellent brew, When I'm in Ireland that and Guinness is all I drink & Powers whiskey (Powers is the whiskey to drink in the West of Ireland. They'll leave the Jameson in Dublin
Now, let's hear some real music (I love the Tin Whistle
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DIY-HP-LED
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Pat O'Shaughnessy & His Men of ShamrockSounds good (I'll save Cromwell for later
I love Smithwicks, excellent brew, When I'm in Ireland that and Guinness is all I drink & Powers whiskey (Powers is the whiskey to drink in the West of Ireland. They'll leave the Jameson in Dublin
Now, let's hear some real music (I love the Tin Whistle
Jimdamick
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That's pretty accurate, at least where I hung out in Galway.
You see, a pub, beside a church, was pretty much a central/important social part of your typical Irish village.
The whole town would show up, bringing the babies and all.
Usually, if anyone cared too, they would bring an instument & sit in the corner booth & play all night long (as long as the free Guinness was flowing}
Fucking wonderfull.
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HGCC
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Yeah, I am in the Denver area.
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Don't Bogart
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Now this is fascinating. My wife has Epilepsy and she loves almonds. I buy them at BJs Both whole and sliced for her. I can't vouch that they've made any difference in her life but good for you. Seizure activity his very debilitating. What does your neurologist say about this?
While were on almonds I noticed some negativity about the almond growing industry. I've thought the same thing about how much water is used.
They should look at Israel and how they irrigate fruit trees. Each tree is individually watered through individual hoses feeding the root system of each tree. Drip irrigation
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topcat
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Water must cost more. Only then will industry do what you propose. Money talks. The wine grapes are already drip watered and use much less than other crops. New vineyards are planted with drip lines at the same time, that's been standard operating procedure for many years.
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