Between storms this last week did my third batch this winter made from 2 to 4 inch material and wet, 22 inches of rain here since 10/1/2020. Used some cardboard boxes to get it started. Crush it by putting it in empty 40 lbs bird seed bags and drive over it. Between me and the neighbor it goes into our compost.
A collection of stories from the life of Michael Burke. He worked for the Forest Service in Alaska, California, and Oregon. He lives in Oakland, OR. His wonderful wife, Celia, passed in May of 2021
Sunday, January 31, 2021
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