CampfireExploring - Pam B
Hi! This channel is geared towards appreciating nature, wildlife, camping, cooking, honeybees, and even a little travel is thrown in. Also raising chickens and fighting off predators! Experience my next adventure into the outdoors as we go hiking, foraging for mushrooms, taking care of the chickens and honeybees. Maybe do some mudlarking on the river, or even start to build a little cabin in the forest.
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CampfireExploring - Pam B
I hope you had a wonderful New Year Day and was able to enjoy a traditional meal! We had black eye peas with smoked ham hocks and turnip greens!
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The garden is producing! Mulberries + strawberries = cobbler!
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A little creative ambiance while camping this weekend.
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Chilly and clear night for doing a little Geminid meteor shower watching. In the meantime I tried my hand at capturing star trails.
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Surrounded by fall colors! We hope to get out and do some exploring but after a month of no rain the rain has arrived. We do need rain due to the ongoing drought and the state no-burn order, which means no campfires! Have a wonderful weekend!
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Fall has arrived!
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It's a lot easier to get to camp now!
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It was very hot and humid today (98F/36C with 80% humidity) but we were able to get about 600 yards of trail marked. This is just the beginning of something new! Also, after 3 years we did see signs of snakes. One decided to shed its skin right inside the front door of the tent!
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I hope you guys are having a great weekend! Stay cool. This is a photo of a 100 year old pecan orchard near me where the owner decided to just cut down the pecan trees and pile them up to rot. It's much bigger than i can show in the photo, about 150 acres of pecan trees. I used to love looking at this on the way to work. Now, not so much now.
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