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23. ... and then there's the Dungeness crab...

Thu Aug 7, 2014, 08:12 PM

Aug 2014

... and salmon.... and lingcod...and halibut.

North end of Puget Sound is FULL of seafood.

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Food off the grid. [View all] Atman Aug 2014 OP

We are enjoying carrots kale cucumbers tomatoes and peppers. Warren Stupidity Aug 2014 #1

Message auto-removed Name removed Aug 2014 #2

Beautiful! Enjoy that freshness-I'm envious. nt babylonsister Aug 2014 #3

Lovely malaise Aug 2014 #4

We just blanched, peeled Mr.Bill Aug 2014 #5

Last year I had a big bumper crop of tomatoes Matariki Aug 2014 #10

We roasted a few tomatoes on the grill last night. Atman Aug 2014 #18

Good advice Atman Aug 2014 #17

Here's another tip for canning tomatoes: Mr.Bill Aug 2014 #19

BWHAHA! My wife did that. Atman Aug 2014 #20

There's nothing better than home grown organic food, IronGate Aug 2014 #6

Awesome! bigwillq Aug 2014 #7

k and r--even though I am completely envious!! niyad Aug 2014 #8

the freshness NJCher Aug 2014 #11

Moosewood! brer cat Aug 2014 #13

Is that a Moosewood recipe, NJCher? MrMickeysMom Aug 2014 #14

Help! I need a 12-step program!... Bigmack Aug 2014 #15

Wow, wish you lived near me! Duppers Aug 2014 #22

... and then there's the Dungeness crab... Bigmack Aug 2014 #23

Very lovely. Good work man! lonestarnot Aug 2014 #16

What a lovely bucket of goodness! CrispyQ Aug 2014 #21