$100 worth of groceries at a Amish owned grocery store in Wisconsin, including the Slushy machine.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/pics
It’s been a lot of work but I’m finally almost done making my own sewing kit.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/pics
Herb Spiral update: We’ll, it hasn’t flooded out and I have not had any soil erosion. Everything seems to be adjusting well. SW WI11mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/gardening
A while back someone mentioned the price of chives. Others wondered how easy they are to take care of. I present you one of my random chives. I do nothing to take care of them, in SW Wisconsin. FREE chives everyday throughout summer.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/Frugal
TIL they have hot sauce, and it kinda scares me. Can someone who has tried them reassure me?4mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/InstantRamen
Happy to announce, I’ve almost completed my sewing kit. It’s been a lot of work but I’m really proud of how it’s turning out.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/myog
I see your Panini press but I prefer my cast iron griddle pan. With infused Mayo instead of butter.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/trees
I love finding scores likes this! Found at my local Habitat for Humanity ReStore for $4.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/sewing
Just got my seed order in. Who else is getting the itch? Zone 4b1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Found a Robin fledgling today. Do you know what I did? Not a thing, talked nice to it and let it go on its way. It came from one of the several nest around our house and I could hear momma nearby. SW Wisconsin.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/birding
My kid showed up to show off his first car, paid and shopped for by himself. Such a proud Dad moment to see him pull up in a manual Outback.5mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/subaru
What’s your favorite method of making coffee. I’ve been using this for the past year and won’t leave without it.7mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/camping
Over a month and still eating at least 2 meals a week from our indoor grown lettuce. SW Wisconsin1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Here’s something I don’t see everyday. Wish I knew the backstory. Since I don’t, let’s make one up instead.7mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/Weird
Accepted a new member of the family, 11 weeks old. Was found wondering outside a Red Lobster.9mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/aww
We don’t own a microwave so this little pan is perfect for melting butter and making sauces.8mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/castiron
Finally getting started on my Permaculture herb spiral. It’s 6’ wide by 3’ heigh.2yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/gardening
Broke my Carbonara cherry, what are some add ins you like for this one?3mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/InstantRamen
5 lbs of Shredded Sharp Cheddar for $1.92/lb. Man, I love living in Wisconsin. I wonder how many grilled cheese this could make. Thankfully, cheese freezes well.11mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/grilledcheese
Side by Side comparison with a Goldfinch, Tufted Titmouse, and Chickadee. These are two separate photo above each other. SW Wisconsin 12-16-221yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/birding
Grilling beer bratwurst on the Lodge Sportsman grill. How regional are Bratwurst, I’m from Wisconsin.2yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/castiron
Does it get better than this, these are delicious. If I enjoy this, what else should I be looking for?4mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/InstantRamen
Still one of my favorite pieces of cast iron. Scored this about 5 years ago on clearance for $35. I really enjoy grilling steaks on it, what would you cook on it?1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/castiron
Excited to try this one out, four pack was $7.98, guessing that’s about average.3mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/InstantRamen
Finally found one for a good price, $30. Any tips or tricks are welcomed before I start building it out for next year.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/CampingGear
Upper Mississippi River valley, standing in Iowa looking over at Wisconsin.9mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/Outdoors
I don’t mind spending good money but I wasn’t willing to pick it up for that price.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/beerporn
Put a post in the wrong place and had to use this old trick. I knew I kept this jack for a reason. My back thanks me for it.2yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/lifehacks
I love being able to harvest fresh lettuce during Wisconsin winters. Rocky Mountain lettuce mix, grown in a 10x20” tray under a Spider Farmer light.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I was worried it was going to be too hot, since it’s 360° heat, but I’m loving this.5mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/Subaru_Outback
Proud to announce I got my ginseng permit for the first time, looking forward to the upcoming season. I promise to forage responsibly. Cat picture for tax1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/foraging
Roast beef sandwich with onions, homegrown indoor lettuce and provolone cheese.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/tonightsdinner
How important is the 60k maintenance? Dealer said it’s going to cost about $9007mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/Subaru_Outback
Nothing about this makes me want to buy it. Good thing I’m only stocking shelves.4mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/chips
Indoor grown lettuce is so rewarding. We are still eating at least two meals a week from this grow. Waiting for the next mix to grow enough to start picking from. SW Wisconsin1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Ya’ll got me to check my local Big Lots. I’ve really been sleepin’ on this brand.3mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/chips
Getting the itch more and more, everyday in SW Wisconsin. Might have to grow lettuce and microgreens for now.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
I’m sure a lot of us use an InstaPot, here’s a little trick I use to keep the steam from ruining my cabinets.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Did someone say tomato supports. So glad I switched over to single string and tomato clips.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Today, I got to learn about Loveage, such an underrepresented plant.11mo ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
Bidding on a featherweight, currently at $200. It appears to be in excellent condition. How common is it to find them in this shape? Should I catch and release or hang on to it?1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/vintagesewing
13 Golden Delicious apples dried and ready to be put up for the winter.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
6 cups of white rice cooked with bone broth and dehydrated for 24 hours. This with be for some camp meals and quick add in for dinner dishes.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Took advantage of some salmon on clearance and made some salmon jerky.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Forcing myself to learn to like beans: meal number 2, Red beans and rice. I think it turned out pretty good for being my first time, I’ll add a little more lemon juice next. Used dehydrated cherry tomatoes from last years garden to make the tomato paste, definitely gave it a more robust flavor.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/tonightsdinner
I’m a sucker for Rye, Boulevard doesn’t disappoint. This one is at 12.2% ABV.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/beerporn
Say hello, to the newest member of our family. We don’t own a microwave, so this will work wonderful for melting butter and what not.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/castiron
Needed to replace a flint, thought I was pass down this tip. Always keep a couple extra flints on hand. Picture take after flint replacement.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/Zippo
By far the easiest and most rewarding, so far. Sweet potato dog treats. Simple slice and dry for a few hours. 1.6 lbs made 5 ounces of treats. Cost was 93 cents, pre made dog treats in store was $10.99 for 5 ounces.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Add a little dehydrated frozen veggies to instant ramen. Also added some of my homegrown Fatalii pepper powder for and extra kick of heat.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
That will tamp down the planting itch, 24 hour difference in SW Wisconsin.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/vegetablegardening
My first Hank had finally arrived. My initial question is, can these two lights be operated independently? Also, can I turn off the aux lights while still have the button light on?1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/Hanklights
Looking for advice on yellow emitters. From what I understand yellow is the brightest wavelength and least attractive to bugs. Certainly someone has tried one, what was your experience and what emitter would you recommend? Is yellow to harsh on the eyes? Cat picture for tax.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/Hanklights
Alternatives for the D2 clip? I can’t be the only one who doesn’t like the stock clip.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/Hanklights
I didn’t pay close attention to the label, so imagine my surprise when I cut into it. Tops are cut off prior to shipping to prevent homegrowing. They take about 18-24 months to mature.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
Dehydrated cherry tomatoes from last years garden, they make a great salad topping. Lettuce is homegrown, indoors as well.1yr ⋅ photog608 ⋅ r/dehydrating
