Timmah!

Dude, a 20-mile radius would encompass a LOT of communities & history here. Like when I visited the cemeteries before it was Ft. Knox...Camp Knox, even. The graveyard behind The Fort Knox Gold Vault, the chapel just down the street, the Old Ironsides avenue roundabout (a reference to armor/tanks) -Camp Knox being established as the home of armor & the armor school for the U.S. military & how I ended up here, my dad being a tanker & teaching at The Armor School- were all part of a community dating back to the 1700's; the roundabout being the old community's town square. The founding community & church from way back then still uses that graveyard to bury some of their dead; to maintain a link to many families' generations past buried there ...even though they have a huge church & ample space just down the road, in Elizabethtown. People wanting to buried with their family members, ancestry. Hence my interest in that small graveyard in the midst of what was once Anderson Golf Course; as it represents even earlier history of settlers before the founding of Severns community: family grave plots of farmers living off the land. They're all over the area...even in the midst of giant orange clay fields where the tanks churned the ground as far as the eye could see doing their training maneuvers...right in the middle would sit a small, green plot of grass & trees, fenced-off & left untouched by any passing tanks over the decades. There's a lot of small towns in the bounding 300 square miles of a 20 mile radius circle. But I've been doing this for a while...pulling over and recording relics, markers, etc. of surrounding geography.

"Holler"?... Holla!: https://youtu.be/f9eHp7JJgq8?t=13

I'm gonna leave that one alone.

Well, then; isn't it funny that I work my way around, over the ridge, down the other side to talk to guy bass fishing, then back up...then back down to plant site on other side of berm & dude sitting there prolly seen me yappin' at everyone I come upon & apparently felt comfortable, motivated to relate to a seemingly gregarious fellow. Remarkable story he told in his few short minutes; don't know how much is true & if that scar on the back of his head is from a gunshot wound; be he seemed someone needed to know the hairy situations he's survived & their repercussions. Funny what the universe brings your way when you pay attention & leave yourself 'open' to the prospect. It's definitely an interactive universe with some mechanism guiding people to develop in a certain direction, albeit through countless, bespoke ways tailored to an individual's particular circumstance, mindset & perspective. ...or: there's not good or bad information, just information. Not necessarily mutually exclusive propositions. He wanted someone to recognize, understand him & validate his experiences. I'm cool with that; apparently I'm doing that to other people to a greater or lesser degree, at times. Most everyone is, it being an innate facet of teh human condition. Anyways, glad it brought you entertainment. Now, be a lamb & subscribe to my channel. I'm surprised I have 22 subscribers, never paid much attention until this past couple weeks; as it's been sitting at like 4 for a couple years. Would be cool to get more XI to subscribe & get it past the 1,000 subscriber mark for monetization; make some free money for the servers. I'd think it'd be a fun group Idiot project with a great return for the effort. I have like 100 hours of video from the past almost 2 years that I've never bothered to edit because of the hassle. Now that I can directly edit videos on my phone, from my computer, it's really giving me the opportunity to edit & upload at a rate near 10X faster, believe it or not. This Galaxy phone has a sleek, utilitarian editor with integrated upload & sharing capabilites; it's really intuitively assembled for streamlined, creation & sharing of video. So, when I take a day off, dedicated to organizing all these clips, remember what the hell I was doing/intending on 1/2 of them... there should be a steady stream of videos in the offing of varying degrees of entertainment value...and additional 'stuff' to record over the coming months. This concludes my TED talk for the evening.

You actually watched an entire hour of my roaming ridge lines, accosting unsuspecting citizenry? Poor bastard! =D. Bigf00t's learned his lesson from our singular encounter & navigates a wide berth when he senses my impending arrival.

Well then! go ahead & subscribe to the channel to get the latest notifications of videos issued with varying degrees of perversion! Rob should be all over this like stink on sh!t, what with his 'dogging' fixation of late! =D Give me an idea of topics for videos, content that you would find interesting & I will make that happen...just for you, p00kie! Think it'd be a fun endeavor. Idiots tell me what they wanna see, & I'll go out & perpetrate produce it.

Actually, I was considering getting as many Idiots to subscribe to my Youtube channel as possible; get it over 1,000 & it can be monetized, producing income for the game servers! Shit, could like, subscribe, follow yadda yadda...& people could just let the videos on the channel auto-play while away & generate income for the gaming servers. Maybe even click on a couple here & there?

Couple-few times; not recently. They were Cévennes; don't know if that's what he's referring to.

What started out as an impromptu guided tour with me traipsing around, bugging random strangers, fittingly ended with a stranger 'bugging' me with their life story. Don't know his motivation to relate to me his life story, but it was interesting & fun, & a perspective refresh on my impact on others with my sometimes overly-alacritous comportment toward the unsuspecting; because if I find it interesting, SURELY others must find it at least equally so. =P

Yessir, did these things with the help of my local Agricultural Extension Office about 10 years ago when gardening an old plot. Very useful to know the helpful resources at one's disposal, & thanks!

Mom?

Heretic! Hereby Excommunicado!! (from the church of L0gitech)

Dude, lasagna layering with compost & precompost materials, a little Dolomite (I've got unbelievably hard water here, so plenty of limescale which my Red Wigglers like. Can build your own soil rather easily. No time like the present!

Good heads-up; I've dug into Kentucky Crider while gardening! Reasonably fertile, but so dense you could fire the walls of the 3 foot-deep cylinders I dug for hybrid 5-gallon bucket planters & made fucking Tandoors from them!

I've started to shop around for some tract(s) of rural land for gardening & with an eye towards investment, construction. Good times & can't wait to get some of my heirlooms in the dirt! Looking at the ~25 acre range, with several smaller tracts a handsome possibility for variety & agrestic repose. Will be the Gentleman Idiot Farmer...ESQ! Making this post for updates on the progression of my fun little pursuit. Mostly for myself & informational, modest amusement value for those who would choose to monitor the progress & even offer some relevant commentary. And NO, it's not for 'dogging', shithead.

The laser thermometer? I've walked around going 'pew pew', measuring just about everything from my nostril to my Honda's engine block. Great fun for ~$20. And informative!

Right on. It's more of a memorialization for my personal enjoyment when the cold months return; for relaxing, go-to-sleep -in-a-positive-mindset enhancement. Fuck that snow. =D

Nooo; have no fear: Not gonna play cooking when I can play, cooking. Interesting how a simple punctuation mark changes the meaning.

Welcome!

Your fantasy, br0; if dogging in the Dogwoods is your current focus of attention, that's cool, I guess. You remind me of this commercial, in a macabre, Herbert the Pervert kinda vein: https://youtu.be/1wrI4iHSusA

...French-style omelette, wth a sauteed onion thr0wn-in for good measure: @TBB believe it was you calling for an onion. Here you go:

Visited what was once Anderson Golf Course, immediately adjacent to the neighborhood in which I grew up, on Fort Knox; long since replanted with Dogwoods where housing wasn't built some years ago. It's the back-nine. . .

Good times. I, too enjoy the company of the outdoors to most other people.

Did you monitor your ph, &/or buffer with some dolomite or crushed egg shells?. What likely killed your worms was NOT mold, as they happily eat mold, in addition to other microorganisms. The culprit was likely the anaerobic microorganisms from the rotting food. They create toxic conditions, byproducts & poisonously low PH to worms, as opposed to the aerobic bacteria which flourish in the top 6 inches of a bin or forest floor, upon which composting worms feed. Perlite is a much better option instead of Styrofoam because Perlite is inert, doesn't decompose & leach chemicals (as it's essentially lava/volcanic glass), & has many pores on its surface to hold moisture & air, making these key components available throughout the media/bedding, along with keeping the bedding nice & fluffy. Can be left in or screened-out to be reused, too.

Here, check this link out. You can use European Nightcrawles for both composting & fishing bait; they go deeper than Red Wrigglers, which stay in the top 4 or 5 inches. Or even a mix to cover the top and deeper levels of a bin/pile. https://unclejimswormfarm.com/vermicompost-nightcrawler-worms/