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I'm late to the chaffle party. Just learned of it and decided to experiment. Watched a few videos first, then asked some chaffle enthusiasts what cheeses they use. Here is my first attempt.

Needed a quick lamp for the guest room. Amazon delivered. Easy and fun to put together.

Dickens Distance is now an official unit of measurement, representing 40 yards. 😊

Getting warm, with hot sun, which peas don't really like, so I want to minimize that. What I built is a good start, a good prototype. Will add another layer of screen as I build a second one.

A rock, or something hit my windshield and created a divet and tiny crack. Budget an hour from beginning to end, most of this is inactive time. Highly recommend this inexpensive kit as it worked nicely.

See My Locals creator page for directions and tips. https://nhgoodlife.locals.com/post/2306016/fresh-grape-leaf-dolmas-w-celery-ginger-tzajiki

All kinds of awesomeness here. No commentary, just steel, chrome, leather and horsepower.

24' x 48' woodshop, outfitted with all the necessities. Very nice environment to work in.

Early June offers loads of red clover flowers and stinging nettle. Very nutritious, delicious, and free!

Tourtiere is a Canadian meat pie, generally made with ground beef, pork, plus potatoes. I have subbed apples for the potatoes and made the crust using almond flour.

Delicious and unique burger, made extra fun by cooking over a campfire!

This is where all the veggies and salad stuff is located, plus a lot of strawberries. My front garden is native perennials: flowers, foraging plants, couple of cherry trees, some grape vines, even an American Hazelnut tree. The back gardens are orchards and vineyards, lot of elderberries.

Foraging is fun and yummy. In this video I show you how to make syrup from Eastern White Pine tips, and then incorporate that into a yummy treat.

This unique and healthy tuna salad makes enough for several lunches, and is packed with loads of nutrients.