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I'll make sure all the technical requirements are met.

Thanks for asking about the garden project. I ended up going with raised beds this year instead of the in-ground rows we discussed. The soil in the back half of the yard has too much clay and drainage has been terrible after heavy rain. I built four beds using untreated pine planks each measuring about four by eight feet. They sit about twelve inches high which should be plenty for root vegetables. I filled them with a mix of topsoil compost and perlite to keep things loose. The tomatoes went in last weekend and I staked them right away. Peppers cucumbers and basil are all sprouting nicely. The real test will be July when the heat really sets in but I think the drip irrigation system I installed will help keep everything consistent. Let me know if you want to borrow the extra soaker hose I have coiled up in the shed.

So far the biggest surprise has been how much faster the soil warms up in raised beds compared to the ground. I checked temperatures with a probe and there is a noticeable difference in the morning. That extra warmth seems to help the seedlings take off quicker. I am planning to add a second round of planting in late summer for fall harvest. The local extension office has a good calendar for when to put in cool season crops around here. I can forward that to you if it would help with your planning.

OMAHA STEAKS
Hand-selected and prepared with care

View the Gourmet Sampler

Omaha Steaks Sample Bundle Announcement

A selection of gourmet cuts is being made available to participants through this program. Five hundred curated boxes are allocated, each typically valued above $600, provided at no charge to those who take part.

Program Details: Participants may receive a gourmet sampler at no charge — you will not be billed for the box. One sampler per household. This offer concludes tomorrow. Boxes are distributed based on program allocation while supplies last.

Each cut is hand-selected and flash-frozen to lock in exceptional flavor. The contents of your box are carefully packed to maintain quality from our facility to your kitchen. Recipients receive the full array described below.

No payment is required if selected — the cost of the sampler is covered by the program for this offer. Quantities are determined by program allocation and availability.

Inside Your Box

4 New York Strips

4 Filet Mignons

4 Ribeyes

6 Top Sirloins

Contents and availability are subject to program allocation.

Thank you for your time reviewing this offering.

 

About the weekend plans — I think Saturday morning works best if we aim for a 9am start. The trailhead parking lot fills up quickly on weekends so arriving early makes a big difference. I checked the park website and the loop we want is open again after the maintenance work they did last month. The total distance is about six miles with roughly eight hundred feet of elevation gain spread out gradually which should be comfortable for everyone in the group. I plan to bring a light lunch and plenty of water maybe those sandwiches we tried from the deli on Maple Street. If the weather looks iffy we can pivot to the shorter route that stays under tree cover for most of the way. Let me know if anyone needs a ride or wants to meet at the coffee shop near the entrance around 8:30. I will send a quick note Friday evening with the final plan and what to bring along.

The forecast is showing partly cloudy with highs near seventy which would be ideal. I packed my daypack last night and it feels good to have everything ready. I picked up a new map from the ranger station and it shows a few connecting trails I have not explored yet. We can decide as a group if we want to extend the walk a bit or keep to the main route. Either way it should be a nice morning outside before the afternoon gets warmer.

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Thanks for asking about the garden project. I ended up going with raised beds this year instead of the in-ground rows we discussed. The soil in the back half of the yard has too much clay and drainage has been terrible after heavy rain. I built four beds using untreated pine planks each measuring about four by eight feet. They sit about twelve inches high which should be plenty for root vegetables. I filled them with a mix of topsoil compost and perlite to keep things loose. The tomatoes went in last weekend and I staked them right away. Peppers cucumbers and basil are all sprouting nicely. The real test will be July when the heat really sets in but I think the drip irrigation system I installed will help keep everything consistent. Let me know if you want to borrow the extra soaker hose I have coiled up in the shed.
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So far the biggest surprise has been how much faster the soil warms up in raised beds compared to the ground. I checked temperatures with a probe and there is a noticeable difference in the morning. That extra warmth seems to help the seedlings take off quicker. I am planning to add a second round of planting in late summer for fall harvest. The local extension office has a good calendar for when to put in cool season crops around here. I can forward that to you if it would help with your planning.
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<p style="margin:0; font-size:15px; color:#3a3a3a; line-height:1.6; font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;">No payment is required if selected — the cost of the sampler is covered by the program for this offer. Quantities are determined by program allocation and availability.</p>
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About the weekend plans — I think Saturday morning works best if we aim for a 9am start. The trailhead parking lot fills up quickly on weekends so arriving early makes a big difference. I checked the park website and the loop we want is open again after the maintenance work they did last month. The total distance is about six miles with roughly eight hundred feet of elevation gain spread out gradually which should be comfortable for everyone in the group. I plan to bring a light lunch and plenty of water maybe those sandwiches we tried from the deli on Maple Street. If the weather looks iffy we can pivot to the shorter route that stays under tree cover for most of the way. Let me know if anyone needs a ride or wants to meet at the coffee shop near the entrance around 8:30. I will send a quick note Friday evening with the final plan and what to bring along.
<br><br>
The forecast is showing partly cloudy with highs near seventy which would be ideal. I packed my daypack last night and it feels good to have everything ready. I picked up a new map from the ranger station and it shows a few connecting trails I have not explored yet. We can decide as a group if we want to extend the walk a bit or keep to the main route. Either way it should be a nice morning outside before the afternoon gets warmer.
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