Seventh Day of the Festival: Snakes, Yummy Grasshoppers, Chese and more Catan

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It's the Seventh Day of Sukkot

It's an Eight day feast, so we're almost at the end. The last day is another Sabbath.

Breakfast was delicious, we fired up the campstove and made french toast, we had bread, eggs and milk cool in our cooler.

Snake Presentation by Papa-Pepper

Around noon was a presentation about snakes and wild animal by the "wild man" @papa-pepper. Both children and adults alike enjoyed learning more about these fascinating animals.

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We Got To Hold a LIVE Snake

Pappa came over to our camp holding a giant black hog-nosed snake (non-venomous). It's a strange feeling holding this slitherly creature, something we won't soon forget.

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Lauren held the snake and our baby! Now that's talent!

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My First Fried Grasshopper

We read in the bible that bugs are unclean, with one exception: the grasshopper or locust. They are jumping all around the field and we found a dozen big ones. Our neighbor decided to fry some up with butter and garlic.

You may eat the following kinds of flying insects that walk on all fours: those having jointed legs above their feet for hopping on the ground. Of these you may eat any kind of locust, katydid, cricket, or grasshopper, all other flying insects that have four legs are detestable to you. Leviticus 11:21-23

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Yum, couldn't pass up this experience!

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There are grasshopper drum sticks in the pan!

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What it looks like close up, seconds before devouring.

They were pretty crunchy, tasted buttery and garlic-y. Sort of reminded me of popcorn, with the hulls that stick in your teeth. I crunched on them for a while before spitting out the shells. Perhaps if they were DEEP fried, the shells would be softer.

I hear chocolate covered is another way to enjoy the food of the field.

A Walk to the Bottom of the Mountain

While looking for "goodly branches" a few days ago, I discovered I had some serious poison ivy. I was advised to look for "Jewel Weed" to put on the rash. Supposedly there was some at the bottom of the mountain.

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My two bigger girls wanted to help me hunt for jewel weed.

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We found the pond on the way down the mountain.

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Long driveway on the property.

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We found a flock of goats on the main road, just walking along.

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We didn't find jewel weed (touch-me-nots), but it was a fun walk, although a little tiring going back UP the mountain.

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The sawmill is on the way back up, we could see the incline in the terrain.

A Special CHEESE Tray!

Another of our neighbors had set up a cheese display, a whole bunch of cheese varieties along with some wine pairings. It was a special treat!

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Settlers of Catan After Dark

This evening was another Settlers game, this time with five players. We had to get creative with the lighting.

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On to the final GREAT day of the feast: THE EIGHTH DAY!


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Benjamin Turner: God fearer. Rooted in Messiah. Husband of @lturner. Father of FIVE wonderful children. The guy behind the camera. Blockchain enthusiast.

Bless the Most High!


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Manually curated by blacklux 💡Hurricane Rider 🌪 from the @qurator Team. Keep up the good work!

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One more day to go!

Did you beat dwells?

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You know, I don't remember who won, just that it wasn't me!

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Delicious grasshopper and snakes :)))
Looks like a very funny experience.

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