It is just as difficult to get on here and curate these days... The freefall is taking its toll on everyone and everything on here.

After you create your user account, you will need to create your channel (like your YouTube channel). Then in your channel profile under the 'Settings' tab at the bottom of the page, you can link your

On that note... I would also suggest posting your videos on BitChute where I frequent as well. It's easy, you just plug in your YouTube info and it pulls in the video and publishes it automatically for

Also subscribed... You actually have a lot of good content up there. I have a "YouTube Favorites" up on my blog that I'll add you to. Let's get you to 10,000!

Looking forward to all the entries as well... There are so many variations for each (collection, storage, and usage). I am definitely interested and hoping to see ideas that I may not have even thought

Awesome idea and execution... I can see this opening up a lot of opportunities. Check out the must watch videos too.

Amazing fish... You've got me planning my next trip in my head... I can't wait to get out there and drop a line in the water.

@paulag I too am interested in joining the league.

Beautiful bounty... So what do you do with them when you have more than you can consume? Freeze, can, or dehydrate them?

I try to upvote quality comments as much as I can... Of course, for me it's easy as I don't seem to get very many votes or comments on my posts at the moment.

I can taste the applesauce on some thick pork chops, a hot apple pie topped with ice cream and a glass of warm apple cider from here...

I think a wicking bed would be a good solution for some... Sadly. I just don't have the space or the yard configuration to do something like that.

Looking forward to it... I too have a large grid-tied system that I'd love to convert to battery.

Excellent garden tour... Incredible what @papa-prepper has been able to do and the future plans. His level of knowledge and creativity is definitely inspiring.

Here in the California desert, it is dry most of the year. I've tried many different solutions, but none of them were successful. This one looks promising. My last resort was to install a drip system.

For minor and moderate burns, I usually have the best luck treating them with a Silver Sulfadiazine creme. It is a topical antibiotic used in partial thickness and full thickness burns to prevent infection.

Rosemary... One of my favorite herbs. It is only the middle of October and I can already smell my deep fried rosemary and garlic turkey.

Definitely paint it... It will look much cleaner.

Beautiful homestead... Love to see a lot more of it and with more detail. Very interested in how the solar is set up. For some reason, I am getting an invalid file format error on the video.