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Week 15 of 52 – Mavis’ Backyard Garden Plot Rain, rain, go away, come again another day. Like in the middle of a heat wave in August. Yeah, that would be nice. You know what the soggy, wet bark reminds me of right now? A 1970’s maroon shag carpet. Or Ron Burgundy’s sports coat. Yep, I’d take Read More >>
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I started some celery seeds under grow lights a while back, and yesterday I transplanted the young plants out to the garden. As long as you keep your celery plants watered, it’s about as low maintenance as it gets. Celery seems to thrive up here in the Northwest because of our cool spring and fall temperatures and it Read More >>
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Yesterday The Girl and I were in Mt. Vernon for the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. The Bellingham Farmers Market wasn’t to far away so we decided to stop by and check it out. Mary from Hammerhead Coffee Roasters left a message on facebook page letting me know she was excited about opening day at the market Read More >>
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Yesterday The Girl and I drove up to the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival in Mt. Vernon, Washington. The festival has been going on for 30 years and it attracts over 1 million visitors from all around the world. As I was standing in front of the giant windmill at Roozengaarde {the best stop on the tour Read More >>
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I found this recipe for blueberry buckle on my friend Jane’s blog a couple of years ago and have been making it about three to four times a year ever since. In the summer time I use fresh blueberries, and in the winter I use frozen. Typically I’ll use a 9 inch spring form pan when Read More >>
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