Subj : Gasoline and Gardens
To   : Blue White
From : Brian Murrey
Date : Sun Mar 06 2022 11:39:59

//Hello Blue,//

on *06.03.22* at *14:39:06* You wrote in area *FSX_GEN*
to *Indy Guy* about *"Re: Gasoline"*.

 -=>> Indy Guy wrote to All <=-

 BW> The Capital area of Kentucky is still hanging around $3.69, as of 2 hours
 BW> ago.

 BW> Most of what I grow, veggie wise, does not turn out well.  Cherry
 BW> tomatoes
 BW> being the exception.  Everything else either does not grow or the local
 BW> wildlife gets it before it is ripe.

About 15 years ago I did a lot of IT work for the State of Kentucky. I always enjoyed my trips to Frankfort, and no visit was complete with out a stop at Famous Recipe Fired Chicken. Good stuff. Prefer it to the Colonel by a long shot. 

We grow a small garden, usually 8-10 tomato plants and 2 or 3 different peppers.  We use the output to make home canned homemade salsa, tomato sauce, and diced tomatoes. We usuallly produce enough to can supplies that last about a year for us, just two people here. I grow green bell peppers, Hungarian banana peppers, and a special Jalapeno pepper. The Jalapeno is a variety that is from Texas that a fiend sends to me in the form of seeds. We also can green beans, but I just go buy a bushel from a local organic farm instead of growing them. 

We have a rabbit problem here, all the neighborhood cats have been declawed, so unless a coyote or a red fox sneaks in to the neighborhood, the rabbits have nothing to fear but me.  Last year I trapped and relocated close to 30 rabbits. Funny thing, by late fall, when they are safe to eat, they seem to disappear. I use home made box traps, and then drive them out to a new field to live in. 



Regards,
Brian 
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