Making jambalaya on the deadwood stove
Today I picked up a new 5 quart cast iron Dutch oven and the ingredient for jambalaya. After picking up several limbs from out in the timber I had the deadwood stove up and running in no time.
Today I picked up a new 5 quart cast iron Dutch oven and the ingredient for jambalaya. After picking up several limbs from out in the timber I had the deadwood stove up and running in no time.
A friend told me about a few wild patches of asparagus next to the road. The girls and I cruised the country roads between home and those spots looking for wild patches. In all we recorded 5 great patches on the GPS. The GPS should make it easy to find next spring.
We took the 5 mixed breed ducklings down to the pond for the first time. They’re loving life.
Here they are with the big ducks enjoying a little cracked corn.
This project is one that I’ve been wanting to accomplish for months. The draw bar on the lawn cart was short enough that attaching it with a hitch pin to the four wheeler was a real pain. For $35 I was able to buy the new 1 7/8″ ball and the matching hitch with the necessary bolts to attach everything.
I had some oak board laying around that I used to attach the hitch to the trailer after drilling holes and cutting it to length.
It’s now so much easier And faster to attach and detach the lawn cart.