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We have worn Northerner boots by Servus for over twenty years. They cost about $15 at local farm supplier and are quite good. About five years ago, I splurged on a pair of Hunter boots. I love them. I have narrow feet and I can wear them all day w/o my feet sliding around and getting sore...

Sometime pint canning jars are sold with jams/jellies. Any chance that is what you have?

:hugs Sorry about the fan. Too bad you don't live closer. My husband picked up two fans for next to nothing, and we only needed one.d They look brand new. Someone decided they wanted to change them when they purchased the house.

:welcome We went through Kansas about four years ago. I remember their road signs had sunflowers on them which made them different than the usual boring signs.

Isn't that the kind used to make squash pie?

:frow Welcome from southern Indiana Your place sounds great!

If the average income was $3200, they were making about $1.50/hr if that helps.

That looks nice. Great job!

I haven't canned in the old glass lid/bale jars for years since the rings are so expensive. I never had trouble with failure to seal, though. I loved them as I like the way they look. I guess that is just one more way I am odd - or is it more pc to say 'unique'? :rolleyes: :lol:

I can't believe ANYONE would buy them!

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:frow Hi and welcome!

Thanks everyone. I had heard that it should not be refrigerated, but did not know why. That won't affect it for cooking as far as I am concerned.

:frow Welcome, hoosier97!

I have been wondering the same thing. I hope someone here has an answer for us.

That is beautiful! If you get bored and would like to work that magic in another part of the country, my place is available!

We used cages when we raised rabbits, but our neighbor had domestic/wild cross rabbits that he kept in a fence. He never mentioned having trouble with them digging out, but they were in quite a large area. He used them to train his beagles for field trial. (For those not familiar with this...