Subj : Real Deal was: Cookware ( To : Ruth Haffly From : Carol Shenkenberger Date : Wed May 01 2024 14:44:22 Re: Real Deal was: Cookware ( By: Ruth Haffly to Sean Dennis on Tue Apr 30 2024 11:52 am > Hi Sean, > > > RH> the fun parts of these cruises--get to meet people from all over the > RH> world, with life stories so different from yours. > > SD> I have heard that from my friends who enjoy crusing. One of my > SD> friends is an amateur radio operator and obtained permission from the > SD> master of the ship to operate on HF once the ship was underway. My > SD> friend had a lot of fun operating "maritime mobile" as he had the best > SD> grounding system on Earth for his setup! > > Steve wanted to do that but decided there were too many hoops to jump > thru to make it worthwhile. It probably would have meant packing his > carry on with radio gear. BTW, his call sign is NY4NC, as he explains "I > left New York for North Carolina". > > Our fig tree is leafing out quite well, also has a good number of baby > figs. Steve took a couple of small branches, dipped them in rooting > hormone and then planted them in pots. They've both taken off so he gave > one to a neighbor, will plant the other on our property (other side of > the house from current tree). Looks like we'll have gallons of figs in a > few years; I think it took the current tree about 5 years to really > start putting out. > Apple trees take a while to fruit too. In your area, a golden delicious paired with a granny smith will work well as will a granny smith with a pink lady. They require cross pollenation to do much. xxcarol --- SBBSecho 2.11-Win32 * Origin: Shenks Express (1:275/100) .