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MiHale

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3. Funny thing about this is...

Reply to samnsara (Reply #1)

Tue Aug 31, 2021, 10:23 AM

Aug 2021

We haven’t had an acorn squash for a couple of years when the compost pile is open. Usually get a couple late fall keep them till winter hits and have our Acorn Squash soup. Never grew any at this location.
I’m in Northern Michigan in the Mitten by the time it’s time for that soup the ground is frozen, pile is closed for the season. That is why the question of identification.

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*******Update on identification ***** [View all] MiHale Aug 2021 OP

i live in the woods so any garbage food stuff is tossed over the hill to the deer and turkeys samnsara Aug 2021 #1

I do the same, with the same hope and expectation. WheelWalker Aug 2021 #2

Funny thing about this is... MiHale Aug 2021 #3

Very Nice Imagery - Thanks For These! (nt) wyn borkins Aug 2021 #4