TENNESSEE June Chat thread
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TENNESSEE June Chat thread
~ Shucks, other chapters have them, why not us too?
Got enough rain yet? Or did your lily pads wash away....
I guess I need to plant some more tomater seeds.
Got enough rain yet? Or did your lily pads wash away....
I guess I need to plant some more tomater seeds.
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Any of you guys and gals planning on coming to the All Truck Nationals in Carlisle, PA this year?
If you are, join us at the Second Annual MidAtlantic Meet - FTE. Click link in my signature for more info and how to register.
If you are, join us at the Second Annual MidAtlantic Meet - FTE. Click link in my signature for more info and how to register.
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I would absolutely love to come. 7 hour drive is hard for me to plan for right now. I doubt the wife and kid will come. If I come I may do it last minute. It looked like a blast last year.
I have it marked on the calendar right now for reminder.
I have it marked on the calendar right now for reminder.
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'Bout time we did this!
HEY! I've got some supposedly super-hot peppers going on - claimed to be hotter than Habernero's and Scotch Bonnet.....
I'll be watching over them for a few days to make sure they root.
HEY! I've got some supposedly super-hot peppers going on - claimed to be hotter than Habernero's and Scotch Bonnet.....
I'll be watching over them for a few days to make sure they root.
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How's it going fellers? We've had plenty of rain here. The lakes are all up and the TVA is generating as hard as they can go. I'm glad I got my hay up last week.lol
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Chiltipins? If so, which ones? Ft. Prescott? Sonoran? They are hotter then habernero's, some are a tie to Scotch Bonnet, it also depends on what the weather was like a few days before harvest. Rainny and cloudy weather for a few days before harvest will make for a much milder pepper(no matter what kind) then sunny weather before harvest.
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They are apparently not a chiltepin, pequin, or similar variety. I'm looking at the plastic "BLURB" spike that came with one of them, and it has a link to Chef Jeff *That's a web-link, back there
It claims to be more than twice as hot as a habernero, 1 1/2 inch by 1 inch wide wrinkled peppers that taper to a blunt point. Down towards the bottom it calls them (FINALLY!!!) Carribean Red Hot peppers
Sounds like an advanced breed of "HOBBY" (Habernero)
I plan to save as many seeds as possible out of the first bunch - if you want some I'll mail them to ya!!!
*It's listed under the Chef Jeff "OTHER" section.....
Sure heck looks like a Habernero hybrid to me!
It claims to be more than twice as hot as a habernero, 1 1/2 inch by 1 inch wide wrinkled peppers that taper to a blunt point. Down towards the bottom it calls them (FINALLY!!!) Carribean Red Hot peppers
Sounds like an advanced breed of "HOBBY" (Habernero)
I plan to save as many seeds as possible out of the first bunch - if you want some I'll mail them to ya!!!
*It's listed under the Chef Jeff "OTHER" section.....
Sure heck looks like a Habernero hybrid to me!
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Took my 2 sons down to Arkabutla yesterday. We didn't catch anything and the boat didn't run too good, but being around them all day was a treat. We did get some laughs. Especially when my reel hung up and flung 2 good lures across the horizon.
The 2nd to last weekend we are planning on going to my wife's family reunion at Lake Tia'Okhata (pronounced tia-kata -- Indian name) in Louisville, MS. I always like going there.
The last weekend in June is the Smoky Mountain F100 run. I have a campground reserved right behind the show. The following Monday we are going the few miles into the national park. We are staying the rest of the week in Elkmont. I can't wait.
The 2nd to last weekend we are planning on going to my wife's family reunion at Lake Tia'Okhata (pronounced tia-kata -- Indian name) in Louisville, MS. I always like going there.
The last weekend in June is the Smoky Mountain F100 run. I have a campground reserved right behind the show. The following Monday we are going the few miles into the national park. We are staying the rest of the week in Elkmont. I can't wait.
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THAT must have been a major embarrassment....
I never did get along with open spool reals - Spinning reals are my thing!
I can plop dang near nothing anywhere I want it with an open faced spinner, but the newer high tech spool reals defy my patience and understanding....
I always (in my minds eye) picture my Momma sorting out a badly snarled real after we went fishing, to save all of that expensive line.
I just can't get used to them for some reason....
NOW, I know that they are suposed to have a control on the spin-out of the line, using magnets or whatever, I know I should be able to just drop my thumb on the spool to stop it....
I STILL end up with a mess my Momma couldn't work through using knitting needles! A "GORDIAN KNOT" beyond all understanding - and that's the last thing you need in a boat!
I never did get along with open spool reals - Spinning reals are my thing!
I can plop dang near nothing anywhere I want it with an open faced spinner, but the newer high tech spool reals defy my patience and understanding....
I always (in my minds eye) picture my Momma sorting out a badly snarled real after we went fishing, to save all of that expensive line.
I just can't get used to them for some reason....
NOW, I know that they are suposed to have a control on the spin-out of the line, using magnets or whatever, I know I should be able to just drop my thumb on the spool to stop it....
I STILL end up with a mess my Momma couldn't work through using knitting needles! A "GORDIAN KNOT" beyond all understanding - and that's the last thing you need in a boat!
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THAT must have been a major embarrassment....
I never did get along with open spool reals - Spinning reals are my thing!
I can plop dang near nothing anywhere I want it with an open faced spinner, but the newer high tech spool reals defy my patience and understanding....
I always (in my minds eye) picture my Momma sorting out a badly snarled real after we went fishing, to save all of that expensive line.
I just can't get used to them for some reason....
I never did get along with open spool reals - Spinning reals are my thing!
I can plop dang near nothing anywhere I want it with an open faced spinner, but the newer high tech spool reals defy my patience and understanding....
I always (in my minds eye) picture my Momma sorting out a badly snarled real after we went fishing, to save all of that expensive line.
I just can't get used to them for some reason....