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Greg Flick
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This video was shot at Trapper Creek, an inlet to Odell Lake in the Deschutes National Forest in Oregon during the Kokanee spawning migration in October.
This video was shot at Trapper Creek, an inlet to Odell Lake in the Deschutes National Forest in Oregon during the Kokanee spawning migration in October.
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The Essence of Flutestock 2023
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This video captures the Essence of what Flutestock is all about. The video was the last performance of the night on Saturday and it shows how the audience reacted to the magic of Flutestock.
Sunny Sky boys with Allison Lindley at the 2023 Spring Fair in Roseburg, Oregon.
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The Sunny Sky Boys with Allison Lindlley singing "Get out and get under the moon" opened up this years 46th Inner Space Spring Fair in Roseburg, Oregon this weekend. Joe Ross and Jerry Ashford make up the Sunny Sky Boys with a featured appearance by the lovely Allison Lindley playing fiddle and singing.
Incinerator Chimney Swallows Vaux Swifts
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The migrating Vaux Swift roost in an obsolete incinerator chimney at the Douglas County Oregon City Hall in Roseburg Oregon. Usually the swifts prefer another chimney at the art center on Harvard Avenue. This year the swifts moved to the City Hall chimney, some believe that the enormous heat wave that we were having may have contributed to their change in locations. On this night the Old Time F...
Vaux Swift 2021. Roseburg, Oregon, September 5.
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Every late summer and early fall the Vaux Swift roost in a chimney at the Roseburg Art Center. The first bird entered the chimney at 7:58 pm and the last bird to enter the chimney was at 8:10 pm. on this warm and smoky evening in Roseburg, Oregon...
Planting Garlic through newspaper with a spoon
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This is a good way to plant garlic. Prepare bed, cover with two sheets of newspaper, sprinkle water on newspaper to dampen, cover newspaper with flat that has 2 inch square holes in the bottom, with the pointed end of the spoon puncture the newspaper through the bottom of the flat, using the squares as a guide (about every 4 inches) plant your garlic sections pointed end up so that the pointed ...
Underwater Kokanee Viewing at Trapper Creek with an HD camera
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This is an underwater viewing of Kokanee spawning at Trapper Creek, Odell Lake, Oregon. I used an HD camera for this clip. I have a Gopro camera that I also used with fabulous results. Unfortunately the Gopro files are enormous and it makes posting almost impossible. I will be getting fiber optic connection and that should allow me to post bigger files.
Goldfinch Grazing Jerico lettuce in our garden.
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I caught a male Goldfinch grazing lettuce in our garden today. You have to share your garden with the others. You have to give it away in order to keep it. Our garden mantra is: "May this garden bring abundance to the table, and worthiness to the soul".
Shad fishing on the Umpqua River with a 42 year old Sabre 196-7.
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I have been Shad fishing since about 1980. I am a seasoned veteran of the Minnow Hole on the Sacramento River off Seamass Avenue. It was a big bend in the river where over 2,500 (mostly Asian) fisherman would line up, sometimes 4 deep, to catch shad. As the season progressed, my cousin and I would chase the shad all the way up to the diversion dam in Red Bluff, California. My favorite spot was ...
Shad fishing on the Umpqua River below Elkton and having a real fun time doing it..
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Captured Shad fishing on the Umpqua River , behind my house, with a Gopro 7. I was listening to Baby Gramps play; "Bowlegged Locusts". on my MP3 player. Great day in the morning.
Symphlan explosion in No Till Garden bed.
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We are having an explosion of Symphlans in our No Till backyard garden beds. Steve Solomon warned against No Till gardening in his book: "Gardening West of the Cascades" especially in the Pacific Northwest where all of the conditions for Symphlans are ideal. Our previous gardening technique, before we switched to No Till last year, was with the French Intensive Method of Organic Gardening (FIMO...
Onion planting in No Till Garden bed
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this is actually a test to see if comments can be made to this video.
House Sparrows occupying a nesting box on the Umpqua River in Elkton, Oregon
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It is early spring and I hung up several nesting boxes in our backyard on the Umpqua River. I hung four small nesting boxes mainly for Tree Swalllows but the House Sparrows like them too. I also hung two Wood Duck boxes with a Wood Duck occupying one and a Starling occupying the other one. Build them and they will come.
Taylor Creek South Lake Tahoe 9 28 19
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Kokanee beginning to spawn at Taylor Creek South Lake Tahoe.
Paperback Writer performed by the Lil Smokies at Hillberry Blue Grass Festival, October 2019
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Paperback Writer performed by the Lil Smokies at Hillberry Blue Grass Festival, October 2019
Gregory's Gopro backyard gardening with a spoon.
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Gregory's Gopro backyard gardening with a spoon.
Transplanting Broccoli Rab with a spoon.
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Transplanting Broccoli Rab with a spoon.
Transplanting Buttercrunch Lettuce with a spoon.
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Transplanting Buttercrunch Lettuce with a spoon.
More details on transplanting lettuce with a spoon
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More details on transplanting lettuce with a spoon
This was very nicely done. You sound a lot like Jimmy Stewart which made the video even more enjoyable for me. =)
Your wood ash maybe acidic. But ours is alkaline. Ashes are the trace minerals. Doing away with them is not a good idea.
According to the following video, what he has done on this video is not biochar: ruclips.net/video/IhrU06ma1z0/видео.html. In order for it to be biochar, the wood has to be burned in an oxygen-free environment so the carbon remains in the charcoals. Even if what he had here was biochar, the pieces that you put in the soil should be much bigger than what he shows here.
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Merci. Heureux que vous l’aimiez en France!
Love your content Greg, keep it up!
Thank you Gregory, This is the most comprehensive and informative video about Biochar I have seen. I am a gardeners in the UK and have subscribed to your channel. You really do sound like Jimmy Stewart and you are a pleasure to listen to. Thanks again. All the best. Phil.
Wow and I thought I knew a lot about Biochar! Lot's of great information here. I really appreciate you good sir. *hat tip* God Bless
Amazing!
You could easily make a trammel from old bicycle tire rims with 1/4" screen and really go to town.
Terra preta is better but only from the amazon, u cant make it here in the us. It has to be natural
very nice that Jimmy Stewart is narrated this..
Great video, and I love the James Stewart accent.
Any suggestions on bank fishing areas and when to try to target them? Great video!
You called the spot where you should get a hit!! Your neighbor John.
Greg... I don't know if you misspoke or what but if you have a problem with acid soil the best thing you can do is add wood ash to it. Wood ash is an alkaline and will raise your PH.
Yes, wood ash is alkaline. Ash mixed with water makes lye which was used with fat to make soap. You are right that PNW soils tend to be more acid, but wood ash will sweeten it up.
I agree. Washing is a wasted step for my area, which has acidic soils.
Yup.
I always thought it was just charcoal until it was charged with miro minerals.. then it became biochar, Am I mistaken??? Thanks for your advice..New to this, and learning all I can from you experts~~!!~~
Agricultural grade charcoal AKA biochar is made in a way that eliminates volatile organic compounds. The VOCs in BBQ charcoal are the part that burns (their energy is roughly half way between kerosene and wood) and have a detrimental effect on life forms in soil.
Dimensions please
The size is noted at the very beginning of the video.
Hello cousin Greg, Thanks for the garlic growing tip. I am off to play some bacce ball today. ✌🇺🇸
Hi Greg. I am going to make a large biochar burning pit something like this. What dimensions is your kiln?
Hi NGF, The kiln shown is roughly 4' X 4' across the top and about 3' deep. It's about 3' square on the bottom. We had these made at cost at the community college. We have found a pit works just as well. Obviously the pit is cheaper and is reusable. You will find the sides of the pit get baked, so it is easy to extract the char without getting a lot of dirt mixed in. Do not extinguish with water. Dry snuff by covering the pit with old sheet metal and covering with dirt so no oxygen can enter. Plan on waiting about 5 days for a pit this size to cool down before opening. Still look for any hot spots...you can never be too careful! Gregory's cohort, O.J.
Thanks for sharing cousin Greg. Birds are wonderful. Hope all is well. have a great evening & say hello to Trudy. ✌🇺🇸
Nice Gregory!!
Unfortunately I can't understand all the words, but I resonate with the soulfulness of his voice and the celebration of our common humanity.
Nice one. I especially like that old school glass rod.
Looks like a lot of fun cousin Greg. I'm sitting here in Yakima. possible thunderstorms. cooking up a big chicken on the traeger. Was nice hearing your voice and you having fun and that was fun for me.✌🇺🇸
What's the rigging for that?
A big'un!
You threw it back cousin Greg looks like hot dogs for dinner.✌🇺🇸
Thanks for this moment. <3
Well they should be up here soon thanks for the report!!! Great fish
What the heck I never even heard of those things cousin Greg gonna ask my phone
symphlans are a common soil organism, especially here in the PNW. I have enriched our soil to such an extent that I have attracted a lion share. I'm working on eradication strategies such as baiting and then torching the little buggers.. I also got a recommendation to use some wood vinegar solution from our biochar group.
Yaaa I get to comment. Thanks for sharing your garden with us. Great talking with you yesterday.✌🇺🇸😷😷😷 BE SAFE!
Thanks, you too!
Ok. lets see if we can comment on my videos now...
Hurrray....thanks cousin John for bringing my attention to my settings. Aloha bradda. Malama the land..
Nice video. Mine never rinses off my hands (very dry skin and oily too). Those oils left over are supposed to be good food for the soil microbes. When I make mine I immediately quench the hot charcoal in a solution (has a little apple cider vinegar in it to make it slightly acidic). The charcoal draws in the solution quickly. I then begin straining mine to drain off excess water and begin the process of smashing it by hand. Long slow process and little to no dust released in the air. The black water is like platinum! Use it to water things and the biochar gets into the soil as you water.
From my training in biochar, oils in biochar are undesireable as they contain esters, kerosene, and other toxic chemicals. Oils are usually the result of unfinished biochar, low heat, and green feedstock,
@@wecangarden I could see some of those things possibly but kerosene? Ancient Amazonians had no way to determine the heat levels. And how are those things created from mere seasoned wood? I use heating wool pellets to make mine. I wait till the flames go out and then 30 more min. The stainless steel container is red hot.
Good eating
Hey cousin, that was a hot day after all. Good to hear from you. Happy Thanksgiving..
Never thought of using a spoon. Good tip cousin. ✌
Thanks for the education cousin. Can't wait to see them in a month.✌
They put on a great show! Everyone loved Skerryvore!
I haven't sat on the grass with a cooler since the grateful dead, Jackson brown. O God there were so many
FLICK'S DOOO KNOW HOW TO HAVE FUN!!
Cousin Greg the avid fisherman. Living in paradise. Sounds like a jimmy buffet song.
Hey cousin Greg just watched your video we had tons of snow up here in Yakima it's all melting now. I'm sure you're safe and warm and have all the power by now. I heard the tree fall what a very powerful sound. love you cousin take care. if you need anything give me a call.
We got hammered hard here in Roseburg too how was you out of power 38 look like a war zone!!!! Glad you made it ok God bless
Lol I don't even remember typing this comment!!!!! Must of been the night of my brother's bachelor party.
Cousin greg your the best ✌
Very nice cousin Greg thank you for sharing that with us
Greg its cousin John in Yakima i got a new phone. R u coming up ? Please call
You must be a relative of mine because this was my granpa's boat 509 853 8858
i lived there
this was beautiful!