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Nice work

I absolutely love mushrooms! Member of the MMHC! I really enjoy all the hunts I’ve done!🍄‍🟫🍄

13 universal laws 13 archangels 13 crystal sculls 13 divine Rays 13 all numbers of clock add to 13 13 heavens 13 cranial nerves 13 zodiac signs 13 moons calendar 13 Weeks per Season 13 Full moons in a year 13 Menstrual Cycles a year 13th note 🎵 13 energies of Tai Chi 13 chakras 13 Ghost Points in Acupuncture 13 Facial Bones (Alternate Counting) 13 major joints 13 Joint Actions 13 Lymph Node Regions 13 Pairs of ribs -percentage of the population has an extra rib 13 essential vitamins for proper functioning of human body 13 Major Energy Meridians 13th Baktun cycle 13 circles - METATRONS CUBE 13 circles - Fruit of life 13 Hexagons- structure of Atom 13 stars, 13 arrows, 13 leaves, 13 fruits -great seal of United States 13 dimensions 13 Archimedean solids 13 -death tarot card 13 sacred keys 13 Christ blueprint 13 Masonic degrees-YORK RITE 13 main bloodlines of Illuminati 13 tribes of isreal 13 = 12 sons + 1 daughter of Jacob 13 disciples (including Mary Magdalene) 13-Petaled Rose (Kabbalah) 13 Attributes of Mercy (Kabbalah) Tetractys (Pythagorean)10 points plus 3 lines creates the number 13 13-Step Pyramid (Great Seal of the United States) 13-Rayed Sun (Egyptian and Alchemical) 13 Lunar Mansions (Hindu Astrology) 13 Dragons (Chinese Mythology) 13 Loops in the Endless Knot (Buddhism) 13 Sacred Animals (Shamanic Traditions) 13-pointed Star (Ancient Esotericism) 13 Spirals (Celtic Knotwork) 13 Serpents of Quetzalcoatl (Aztec/Mesoamerican) 13 Stars in Sumerian Symbolism 13 Treasures of Britain (Arthurian Legend) 13 Constellations (Egyptian Zodiac) 13 Sacred Scrolls of Hermes Trismegistus 13 Pilgrimage Sites (Ancient Greece) 13 Cycles of the Feathered Serpent (Mayan Mythology) 13 Sacred Rivers of Ancient India 13 Suns of the Hopi Prophecies 13 Doors of the Temple of Solomon 13 Sacred Stones (Druids) 13 Sections of the Mayan Calendar (Tzolk'in) 13 Masks of Tezcatlipoca (Aztec Mythology) 13 Stars of Mithras (Persian Mysticism) 13 Layers of Heaven in Mesoamerican Cosmology 13 Scythes in Slavic Mythology 13th of Friday Everything that is (12) is actually (13)

That puffball was a little past its prime.

It looks so good❤when sliced.. Like cheesse😊

Is the juice supposed to be bitter. I boiled my blossoms for the 30 minutes.

I want to say the first one is a fishing weight or maybe an anchor for a canoe or for a trot line. The Indians were very smart. It could be just the weight to throw around a tree when the canoe is pulling up to the bank. I’m sure they use it for multiple things. The more things I find I realize there’s multiple uses and multiple animal carvings it’s pretty amazing.

Nice finds sir !

What numbers are you coming up with?

Miigwech. Aho.

Yup the bad guys took away a month But from what I understand we’re going back to the 13 month 28 days With 1 free day they call it Sol is the month missing

Tzolkin by José Arguelles ❤

What veggies pickle well and which ones don’t? Can you do a video. Also, do you stack your jars directly on each other? Or off set? Or add a rack?

The gregorian calender implemented, it changed the original calender we had,there were 13 months in a year,with 28 day intervals..the real new year was April the first..called Nisan

You guys inspired me and turned me into a fried dandelion addict Lol

Good to see something so nicely planed out !! Thanks

🥁 l like to learn 😊

Thank you for teaching us this 🐢 💫

We used to have a 13 month calender, but they took it away to try to hide God and his death and resurrection.

That one day added destroy A the concept of time

Or the blacks here in America before Europeans savagely invaded our lands. Don’t leave us out, we been here, we ain’t all from your travels. The 1828 dictionary will tell you who the original American is. Look up American in the 1828 dictionary

WHAT!??? This is so cool. I started learning about I ching and now the Mayan 13 moon Calander. I heard the Chinese legends and such that they had the Calander on the turtles back and that also lead to a math system that they used because of the dots on the turtles backs. I never knew this though. To see it in real life was amazing. I didn't know how they counted the Calander on a turtles back. That's incredible. God is in everything no matter how man distorts the information those who seek and pay attention to nature will follow and find the knowledge.

Good video. I use catfish nuggets from Walmart, cut up to smaller pieces and it works fine. Someone in another video said that catfish can't be pickled because it will turn mushy...which is totally incorrect. In fact, I find that it is very close to the taste and texture of herring. Plus, it is the cheapest boneless fish you are likely to find whether in a supermarket or a fish store. Also, since it is a freshwater fish that should be frozen to kill potential parasites, it's handy if it comes already frozen. On top of that, commercial freezers have a lower temperature than home freezers, so that is a extra safety feature. It is my understanding that the parasites that occur in freshwater fish to not occur in solely saltwater fish (caution...anadromous fish, which spend part of their lives in each of fresh & salt water can have those parasites. I'm not sure how common they are, but you don't want to take chances with them.)

Love these kinds of knowledge in plain sight validations. Thank you

Proof of God

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Dec 22 is when the sun is at its lowest point in the horizon stays there for 3 days and starts rising on the 25th which is probably the new season or year .. I agree the calendar is all wrong.. like for example Oct should be the 8th month ..

You've been a great teacher, I had a double 00 hit on my at max by rush lake and like you said just dig it. Came up with a 1" 1/4 awl. Have to get some pics on all things wild........

Are there trees of winter green

Thank you for sharing! We just started to add hedgehog mushrooms into our foraging basket ;)

That could feed a whole family. World hunger sorted!

I was fortunate enough to finally find a reliable spot for these. So delicious breaded and fried. Then again what isnt😅

I thought the thumbnail was rabbit meat. Both are tasty though 😃

I was watering my flowers this morning. Suddenly black “smoke” floated into the air. Is this Black Puff Ball toxic?

Incredible finds. You did your homework, put up with the brush, bugs,wading through swamps &battling the weather. Congratulations on the finds of 10 lifetimes.

Awsome..going to grill mine now 👍

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Thank you.

WARNING! From my foraging book: "don't pick from graveyards as the lead from coffins cab get into wild plants, especially mushrooms."

I've found 3 pieces just starting and am hooked. I have private property to hunt on the east shore of Rush lake winnebago cty. All where found around a cove from yesteryear. A knife, copper bead and heavily patina ladened spear point all down around 12 inches...

I recently found a beautiful copper knife east shore of rush lake, when I realized what was in my hand instant goosebumps. The area is rich in native history....

You found it where???!!!😳

Thanks for sharing 😂❤

Making them today.

God's true calendar!

You guys are adorable! Thanks for sharing the video! ❤

Holy tits!

Thanks so much for sharing this profound wisdom. Love to learn more about the Native American culture. ❤ we in Europe have mainly lost all of that ancient wisdom, cause our earth- and wisdomkeepers have been erased 500-600 years ago. May the wisdom of old times find its awakening in the hearts of people, that we can go to a new area of peace and connection, amongst people and humanity with the land❤

Think of it as- russula gets Crabs

They definitely are excellent mushrooms. I grew up in the Mt. Lassen area of Northern California. My parents were modern day hubter gatherers. We rarely ate anything bought from a grocery store. Both of my parents rifle and archery hinted mule deer, fished, gigged bull frogs, were harvested crawdads, foraged morel and puffball mushrooms, gooseberry, blackberry elderberry and they grew a garden. My grandma gave me the foraging bug as a child, taking me around the lakes, near marshes and through the woods, nibbling things. Those were the good ways. Thank you for sharing your adventures and bringing up nostalgic memories. I recently moved from Eastern Washington State to rural upstate NY. I have been itching to go find some fiddleheads and ramps. Neither of which I've tried yet. If I can ever find time to go exploring, perhaps I'll find a morel or two. So many new wild edible to forage for. Did you finish your bird house project ? That maple was a great find. I love the idea you had for it.