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So ya think ya can cook? Well let's share some recipes, everything from food to soap to whiskey or whatever is welcome here.

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  1. Prospectors Soap

    By Edge,
    • 31 replies
    • 354 views

  2. Dutch Oven?

    By Nugget Shooter,
    • 5 replies
    • 373 views

  3. Camp oven Chile Verde

    By ArcticDave,
    • 23 replies
    • 385 views

  4. Unc's Gold Gettin' Fritters

    By Uncle Ron,
    • 5 replies
    • 412 views

  5. My messed up dinner!!!! LOL do your best!!!

    By Rocky,
    • 4 replies
    • 326 views

  6. 2017 Christmas Yum !

    By homefire,
    • 3 replies
    • 447 views

  7. Bill's Smoked Brisket

    By Nugget Shooter,
    • 1 reply
    • 571 views

  8. WOW..... YUM....

    By Nugget Shooter,
    • 2 replies
    • 414 views

  9. Jerky?

    By Nugget Shooter,
    • 5 replies
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    • Bedrock Bob
      October 11 Fireball Event 4094

      By Bedrock Bob · Posted

      Hydrazine contaminated parts are nasty. I buried a whole aircraft carrier steam system in the New Mexico desert because a sailor put too much in the boiler system. Hydrazine was spilled on the ground during tests at the Las Cruces facility and contaminated the entire aquifer. We drilled hundreds of wells and pumped all the ground water out of the ground, filtered and cleaned it with UV light, and then pumped it back into the aquifer.  One of NASA's biggest fears is a hydrazine tank falling back to earth. There is a plan in place in case that ever happens. No joke buddy. If you can smell it you have been overexposed for life. That tank is nothing to be fiddling around with. The people who found it and are handling it are running a big health risk. I was part of the effort to collect the Challenger Disaster junk and a big part of my work at NASA was dealing with hydrazine contamination. The fuel tank and piping were of utmost importance to the recovery effort. They washed the parts in detergent, exposed the liquid to UV light and then evaporated the water to clean the stuff. Every part that had ever been in contact with fuel was decontaminated in this fashion before handling.  
    • mn90403
      October 11 Fireball Event 4094

      By mn90403 · Posted

      Ben, You are right.  Lots of stories now about 70. https://watchers.news/2018/10/19/iridium-satellite-fuel-tank-crash-california-october-2018/ Mitchel
    • mn90403
      October 11 Fireball Event 4094

      By mn90403 · Posted

      Ben, Hi ... been a while. Where did you get the area of the fall? The tank in the walnut grove would certainly be on private land.  That would be a problem.  What's the value of Iridium 70 pieces right now? I'm thinking they don't say much about this space junk because they don't know how 'hot' a particular piece would be after bouncing off the atmosphere.  It 'could' make a lot of news here but they are kinda keeping it under the radar. Mitchel
    • mn90403
      October 11 Fireball Event 4094

      By mn90403 · Posted

      Grubstake, The event 4094 was headed in a northerly direction. The pieces described landing in Hanford could very well be part of what we saw.  It came from south to north.   Where I was north of Ridgecrest would put it in line of going over Bakersfield before it slowed down and stopped burning ... or at least some of it.  I think other pieces would be much farther north. Mitchel
    • Saul R W
      Yesterdays finds

      By Saul R W · Posted

      There's a ton of wisdom in that post.  My path in life was similar, just in a different part of the world, and I raised daughters on my own, instead of a son.  I suspect a son would have been less complicated, but I'm satisfied with my lot.

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