I made the Aztec salsa

I made the Aztec salsa

I used tomatoes and peppers from my garden. I also added citrus, coriander seeds, and some leftover deer meat chilli so maybe not at all like Aztec salsa!

u/Nellasofdoriath — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/Homesteading+1 crossposts

Drill walnut cracker

I am looking for a drill nutcracker for bkack walnuts and butternuts, which have thicker shells and a lot of European nutcrackers are not suitable.

I am quite finished with manual nutcrackers so no suggestions that are not electric please. Neither Pecanbusters nor photomagnets.com got back to me, Hunts is retired and I wouldn't mind a nutcracker that adjusts size.

Has anyone had any luck? I am not handy and find it crazymaking to DIY but I could sponsor someone who does.

Thanks

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u/Nellasofdoriath — 12 days ago
▲ 5 r/CanadaHunting+1 crossposts

Proposed protected lands in NS

If you live in Nova Scotia, you may be interested in commenting on proposed wilderness areas . A nature reserve does not allow hunting, a wilderness area does allow hunting. Ccd to the Canadian hunting sub.

u/Nellasofdoriath — 2 months ago
▲ 5 r/bifl

Next pair of bedrock after 3 years

I know my orthopedic posture is bad, don't @ me

u/Nellasofdoriath — 3 months ago

Granite maritime exposure

Do you live in the Northeast on granite? I have a client who wants a pretty involved system. And he lives in an environment similar to Peggy's cove, very shallow acid soils and we are putting in some ponds to manage a lot of fresh.water. i have pond species figured out but I'm wondering about the rest.

I would like to incorporate hazelnuts, sweet Bay, sweet fern.\n And whatever crops I can manage with support plants to shelter from the wind. Excellent sunlight. I just don't know.\n What level of plant competition I should plan for given the difficult conditions.

There is a thicket nearby with a lot of edible species already. It has wild raisin, very low stunted red maple, dewberry, skunk, current raspberry, sweet Bay, crowberry, cranberry, escaped.apples, as well as sheep laurel, and Canada holly.

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u/Nellasofdoriath — 4 months ago

Boletus edulis

I found these ceps in the median and beought them to the mushroom seller at the farmer's market (I don't like them). I thought he was going to hug me

u/Nellasofdoriath — 4 months ago

Ice injury on apple

I'd rather not remove this limb because it's a small tree and the limb makes up a large part of it. We had a pretty heavy winter for snow. Should I cut this off or can it heal?

u/Nellasofdoriath — 4 months ago

Humblebrag

I just want to share that I moved this white cedar from a rotting-out planter to the ground using levers. 8' tall and I'm pretty sure at least as heavy as me.

u/Nellasofdoriath — 5 months ago

Audio only

I'm wondering fi there is a way to purchase the audio only of a youtube playlist so I can listen at work. I know much is lost without the visuals but I don't have time to sit and watch youtube videos and this is really the most accessible way I would likely access the content. Thanks

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u/Nellasofdoriath — 5 months ago

I've searched for and seen threads with wheelchair users wondering if they should get into the field and if their perspective would be appreciated.

I haven't seen a thread that answered my questions about accommodations for invisible disabilities. I have cptsd and probably autism spectrum. I am wondering if planning office environments would accept someone who has to work part time, like 30 hours a week, or take long amounts of time off for sickness, like 2 weeks, maybe a couple of times a year, from diagnnosed conditions.

Maybe you can ask at your places of work if you don't know.

Thanks

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u/Nellasofdoriath — 6 months ago