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Life off the grid in the SW Texas desert. An experiment in sustainable living. NUMBERS AT THE END OF EACH BLOG POST: temp at 8PM,high temp,low temp,rainfall,wind conditions(CalmBreezyWindyGusty). YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/TheFieldLab Daily live streams at https://www.youtube.com/thefieldlab/live
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- ...they grow up so fast
- TFL hat history
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- Carlton Leatherwood
- Julia Perlowski
- plants
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- Les Nouveaux Explorateurs
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- ...and then it rained
- the Bens....
- babysitter
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- the science of calf feeding
- RIP Bob
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11 comments:
GIRLS !!
BABES! got 3/10th inch here. Slow steady rain.
Field Lab, the movie?
Al
adorable , dude, that s why i go every year CentralAmerica and Chile
Don't know what Carl's problem is. Those are attractive women come to visit. He's gonna miss out on a lot of action if he keeps getting hisownself locked up for bad behavior. Thank goodness for Floppy.
Nice!
What is the deal with the FL sign over the door?
On Rita s comment : Both Carl (pro-active) and Floppy (passive erection) get very active when nice females arround there dude, i ve seen it ! xxxxx
John needs probably to allow some "relief" for both xxx
Long legged Girls! ZZ Top! They look in charge!
On another note from HOT Indiana, nothing like hot TX,.
pea news. Not only have we been experiencing draught, & hot temps. I re-conned the peas. 1st. Thoughts were the sugar snap peas were not re-growing. I read up. They do continue to grow with sufficient water. 2nd. Replanting, dried up pea pods do grow in the same season, given it is July and 95 degrees no rain situation. Pulling off dead growth is not recommended until at least 2 weeks have gone by with watering regularly. Astonding, the way shoots appear around the dead tendrils.
The peas are always considered a "ladies plant". Don't ask me why, facts are they need a bit more "mindin" than say "green beans", always worth the efforts for sweetness.
WOW! Are they a mirage?
A styilin' couple of gals. Love the footwear on both of 'em. So, what are they producing?
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