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There’s no easier way to make healthy recipes cake than this dump cake recipe. catalinalinkava.wordpress.com/2014/02/21/cake-recipe-dump... (via Foodspotting)
Evan did the job of dumping the filled buckets into the compost bin. It's nice that they're tall enough to do that now, so Steve and I don't have to.
Some idiot has dumped what appears to be the contents of their boot of the car into the car park. There was a baby seat, an HP printer, car books, clothes... lots of stuff. I never checked for a body though!
Some new faces came thru the dump along with the usuals. It's becoming quite a collection so I created an album for all the dump dogs :-)
They are self-powered - mining the methane gas from the landfill. They sell millions back to PG&E. They have the only resale store in the state - salvaging 50% of what is dumped (!) They recycle all green waste (into mulch) all wood (into chips) all concrete (into gravel). They were the first dump to accept household hazardous waste.
A dump rake was used to gather cut hay into rows called windrows. With the curved tines down, the rake gathered the hay. When the rake was full, the farmer tipped a switch to drop the bundle.
Once in windrows, the next task was to pitchfork the hay into haycocks. The last step was to fork the hay onto a wagon for transport to the barn where it was stored until needed.
The Ruckle Heritage Farm is a short walk from the park, and a popular tourist attraction. www.ruckleheritagefarm.com/