[quote="BigBadJon"

Lots of calendar worthy pics lately. Can someone tell Ms. Carey she needs to get with it ?[/quote]

I thought that was your job Rob?

Ms Carey get with it, do I have to come down there again, okay I will, dare me

MercuryMarc wrote: Alan that sounds like it was a great time. Sitting floating and chillin. Loons have such a cool sound. And they Are cool birds too.

That first picture of the motor and the sunset is a very cool shot. all good shots but I like the first one the most.

Thanks for sharing.

Lots of calendar worthy pics lately. Can someone tell Ms. Carey she needs to get with it ?

MercuryMarc wrote:
I was just kidding about the cow patties.

That is very interesting though.

Dan what are a couple key words I could Google to see more about it?

There are some good videos on YouTube.

Search 'mushroom totems'.

VinTin wrote:

MercuryMarc wrote: Dan, what are you doing, growing mushrooms in-between the logs?

Why don't you just look under cow patties...

These are not that kind. The spawn is mycelium and it spreads throughout the log and in a few months or maybe even a couple of years in the big wood I used, it fruits. That fruit we call a mushroom.

Shiitake is what I used. I have two more kinds yet to do.

Lions mane and Wine caps.

I was just kidding about the cow patties.

That is very interesting though.

Dan what are a couple key words I could Google to see more about it?

MercuryMarc wrote: Dan, what are you doing, growing mushrooms in-between the logs?

Why don't you just look under cow patties...

These are not that kind. The spawn is mycelium and it spreads throughout the log and in a few months or maybe even a couple of years in the big wood I used, it fruits. That fruit we call a mushroom.

Shiitake is what I used. I have two more kinds yet to do.

Lions mane and Wine caps.

Alan that sounds like it was a great time. Sitting floating and chillin. Loons have such a cool sound. And they Are cool birds too.

That first picture of the motor and the sunset is a very cool shot. all good shots but I like the first one the most.

Thanks for sharing.

Darlene and I cruised the Barbee chain of lakes last Sunday, a unusual 74 degrees for this time of year but probably our last cruise this year, its going to be a high of 47 degrees today. We ran six gallons out and were out there about six hours and only saw a few other boats out, mainly fishing boats. The last bit we just floated and enjoyed listening to the quiet and some migratory birds (Coots, Loons) that we only get to see twice a year for a few weeks, its a different kind of quiet on the lakes after the leaves are gone.

Mike! How ya been? A couple nice looking boats. I love the name of the one boat show. Resins, Rivets and Rot.... To cool.

rivets and finz wrote: Marc, where do you usually cruise, i was around Peche island at mouth of lake st clair this past sunday

That's north of me about 2 hours or so.

I am on lake Erie about 25 miles south of the Trenton channel/Detroit River. Or about 6 miles north of the Maumee River.

Luna Pier Michigan.