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FORAGING FOR A CONNECTION
Connections can happen in a blink of an eye or they can develop over time. However they happen and whether they be made with people, places or things, they can fun, rewarding, and beneficial. Farm Folk City Folk reached out to me and asked if I could be a guest blogger on their website. I’ve…
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Fish Tacos made with ‘not-your-typical’ fish
This post may be the only one ever written about Lake Whitefish being made into Fish Taco’s so far. If I owned a restaurant, I would serve this!
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The humble Pea Mouth Chubb: To eat or not to eat? That is the question.
“I won’t eat those!” says an associate of mine. “They are garbage. Ick!” Others tell me to leave them on the ice for Eagles and Otters. Whatever I do, don’t put them back into the lake as they are a course fish…garbage fish, too bony and too small to eat. I study the small fish…
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The Perilous Voyage to Anderson and Seton Lake
I’m not a complete wimp…I did have my eyes open the majority of the trip. I’m being dramatic. It is a freaky thing to know that you could plummet to your death multiple times on a voyage.
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Variations of a Theme *** Rainbow Trout
I caught three small Rainbow Trout today while Ice Fishing. As I had them on the cutting board, it occurred to me that I had “Variations of a Theme”. I don’t think I ever got so close and personal with fish before.
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What’s that over there!
Where do I even start? How about one foot in front of the other on this muddy trail? Or how about turning down that dusty dirt road, or maybe that one? Or how about just straight through the bush? I’m just going to bush whack all over that forest, climb that mountain, wander that creek…
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MOOSE, MUSHROOMS, and MUD 