Just in time (again!) with this video. It’s been so busy here this month. It didn’t help that we had both an ex-hurricane and a storm in one week. We will be clearing up after them for weeks to come.

Strangely though, the weather has generally been warm and dry this month – warmer than most of the summer!

Anyway, I hope you like this video – how quickly the year is passing..

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Here’s Tim’s amazing guitar machine..
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A Year In Our Vegetable Garden – October

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  • TheJohn8765

    Tim doesn't like pickled beets? What's wrong with that man! 🙂 Oak-tree-wise, have you ever considered trying to make some acorn-flour? You need to expunge the tannins, but I'm told you can make a decent flour out of ground-acorns once you expunge the acid via several leechings/soaks.

  • Northwoods Acres

    I like that you have so many trees that produce food on your property. It is good to have something that pays off with time, but does not require replanting each year!

  • Heather

    I love watching your videos:) I'm glad you all were all safe throughout the storms. I watched some past videos with your horses- looked like gypsy vanners? Just beautiful! Thank you again for the videos:)

  • GRUMPS_51

    Watching you gardening leaves us slightly green with envy since can not longer do it ourselves….We are also tremendously happy that you all somewhat escaped Ophelia's fury…Keep well and see you in the next…
    PS: have you tried a "Sweet Pickled Beet Preserve"….Tim might like those….I looked for my Grandmother's recipe but alas not found…not sure of the mix/blend…but (water, vinegar and sugar) brought to a boil and then add semi cooked sliced or cubed beets…they were yummy….

  • Zeemike1

    That soil looks so rich…no wonder you have such a fine harvest. And you are right about never having too many trees.
    I love these videos…they are jewels of the internet.

  • webbsway

    Wow, it is so lovely there. It is such a pleasure to take a stroll with you. Loved your beautiful little black pup. I love beets too but can never get them to grow. I ran across this bit of infor. about the chestnut tree: (Pollination: Chestnut trees require cross pollination from a different compatible variety to ensure good nut production. This means that an orchard planting must contain at least two different pollen producing varieties in a low ratio mix, such as 1:1 or 2:1. Pollination is carried out by wind and insects. Well pollinated chestnut trees will produce 2 or 3 plump nuts per burr. Chestnut trees that are not cross pollinated at all will still produce burrs every year but these will only contain 3 flattened empty shells lacking kernels, or on occasion poorly formed nuts.) I Love the way you use the black plastic. Your leeks are magnificent -they are another thing I cannot get to grow. You definitely have so much talent.

  • dmunman

    try eating the acorns. they have a great use. you must soak them after shelling to remove the tannic acid. i used to collect them as a kid. my ma would make flao jacks. yum.(a lot of work). thanks for your vids.

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