The weather has been super crazy here lately...
Last week it was the flooding with over 10 inches of rain here in just a couple of days...
It was pretty wicked, some really serious water. We have lived here in MO for 13 years and this was the worse flooding I have seen...but it is over and well today...Hail...just a bit of rain (thank goodness, cause we are super soaked up) but the hail was pretty bad...it started out small, like little chips and such, then it went to tiny balls...
I thought it was going to stop then after a minute or two, it started again and bigger, small marble size...and lots of it. It started to cover the ground quickly. The hail started to get a bit bigger, about large marble size or a bit bigger... then as quickly as it started, it stopped.
I would have posted some pics, but it was dark by the time it stopped and I wasnt heading out in all that hail mess.
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"The Great Outdoor Family Experience" is all about the Stuart Family, and their Experiences in life...Cullen, Belinda, Simone and Kenny share the events of their everyday family experiences. Topics: The out of doors, RV'ing, Outdoor/Dutch Oven cooking, Camping, fishing, humor, hiking, places to visit/not visit, homeschooling,gardening and any family experience that is worth sharing. Our family is always on the go, with rv'ing, cooking,home/animals and just being in the out of doors.
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- chamomile 4 cups
- swiss chard 1/2 bushel
- spinach 1/4 bushel
- Lettus to much to count
- Brocoli 3 cups
- English Peas 1 pt
- Editable pea Pods 3 cups
- asparagus 2 qts
- Pumpkin 2
- Okra 1 1/2 gallon
- Peppers 2 bushel
- zucchini/summer squashes 100 lbs
- Tomatoes 6 bushels
- Corn 3 bushel
- Eggplant 35
- cucumbers 2 1/2 bushels
- Green Beans 1 bushel
- Carrots 1/2 bushel
- Sweet Potatoes 15 lbs
- Potatoes 250 lbs
- Leeks 26
- Garlic aprox 100 bulbs
- Onions 85 lbs
- Wonderberries 1 Gallon
- Plums Only 3
- Peaches
- Apples
- Wild Black Raspberries 5 Quarts
- Wild Blackberries 3 gallons
- Gooseberries 5 Quarts
- Strawberries 6 gallons
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