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They need light and moisture to germinate. Best sown and pressed into moist soil and not covered. Also, the seeds can be sprinkled onto a damp paper towel, put into a zip lock bag, and then stored on top of the refrigerator until they germinate.

Try Mt. Taylor Coffee Co.

It is my pleasure. We love New Mexico.

Passing through only.. My sister used to live there.

I think so too!

Didn't know about Sparky's. What is it?

A very famous, and quite funky restaurant, it's to the left of your thumbnail. Just google Sparky's and Hatch, it'll come straight up. 115 Franklin St, Hatch, NM 87937

@robertstout6980 Thanks, next time I am there, I will have to try the world famous green chile cheeseburger.

It is!

Near Ramah, NM

We had a nesting pair for quite a few years, and I'm not sure what happened to them. I noticed that hummingbirds also nested here more during that time frame.

Thank you.

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It shows part of Insterstate 40, which goes through Albuquerque.

@@robertsmith2419 Ah, yes, I know. Kinda obvious.

We bring it into our sunroom during the winter. We have experienced temperatures as low as -16 degrees Fahrenheit. The sunroom doesn't drop below 40 degrees. Bougainvillea does survive outside in New Mexico at 150 miles farther south of Albuquerque.

How can I help you?

Get lots of wind instead.

Thanks for subbing!

Rules, it seems strange that you can make a video of a town where everything in it was created by someone else. You can't make a video in a National Park where everything was created by God and put it on CZcams without getting a license. You can't include copyrighted music without a license. You can play CZcams music in the backgroud all day long, but it stops playing in the background if you start a CZcams video unless you use two different devices to play each one, which is what I do, I just turn the volume down on the video and listen to music I like on my earbuds. Some people don't like the music that is available for free, some prefer nothing at all. The video had sound that I took out, the sound of the engine, and the sound of the radio playing copyrighted music for which I had no license.

The floor is 8' x 10'. We used zip panels with board and batten over that. The wood came from Wallatowa (Jemez Pueblo, NM). Mostly Ponderosa Pine with some Douglas Fir. I drew the plans with Sketch Up (the free version with a timber frame plug in). My laptop crashed, so I no longer have the plans and don't remember all of the dimensions.

On second thought, I believed it was 8 x 12. No permits are required here if under 120 square feet.

Nice, thank you. ‘a timber frame plug in for Sketch Up’, interesting.

@user-ul8ow1xc5q You're welcome. Sketch Up is no longer free, and neither is the timber frame rubies written by Clark Bremmer. It was a pretty steep learning curve, but plenty of CZcams videos were available at the time. Most are now outdated, and the instructions are no longer valid. The last time I checked, Sketch Up was expensive, and the company that bought it from Google was discouraging third-party plug-ins. I think Clark now sells his ruby script for $20.00 along with an instruction booklet. It all worked well for me, and I doubt if I could have done it otherwise.

Good eye.

@@robertsmith2419 Great road for motorcycles.

Thanks for the comment.

Thank you very much.

Thank you, the ones in our sunroom are just now beginning to bloom.

Thank you.

Thanks

I can try to answer any questions you may have, but there aren't any specific instructions.

71 degrees during the day 47 degrees at night.

We drove the side by sides through El Valle Largo and the roads had been recently graded by a rancher who had got a new lease on grazing rights, so they were in decent shape. The road up to the tower is steep but okay. I am not sure where the generator is located.

@@robertsmith2419 The generator building is white and Orange and is in your video near the lookout tower. 61 painted on the roof. Thank you for replying!

We enjoyed our visit, and we will be going through there again next month.

Thank you for the comment. Mortises are more difficult to make without a mortising machine but I do believe it to be stronger as green wood tends to warp and twist. This twisting locks the tenons in a mortise fairly tight.

@@robertsmith2419 oh that makes perfect sense. Thank you!

Thank you.

@@robertsmith2419 most welcome

It was a lot of work, and not being inside was a challenge.

@@robertsmith2419 I have a few things I have to do to get"stella" running. IE: fuel pump. But I can't wait to get her going!

Small world, isn't it? Did you happen to move into our old compound in Kadena Circle?

Thank you Scott.

We go through Grant's quite often on our way to the Zuni Mountains.

I live in zuni canyon, I work in grants

Thank you.

Then you are the same age as our oldest son, the one riding the motorcycle in this video. In 1960 my wife and I lived in Austin, Texas, the first year we were married.

Thank you.

Thank you for the comment. Glad to hear no deadheading is required.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Thats great.👍

Thank you for the comment. I am sorry you didn't like the music. If you can provide some free historicaly correct music I would be glad to replace it. A small unpaid CZcams channel has to use what is provided by CZcams because of copyright laws and royalty fees.

Thank you Florjavi.

The Butterfly Bush (Buddleia davidii) is a perennial shrub. It grows well in warmer climates. It produces a lot of fragrant flowers with abundant nectar, extremely attractive to pollinators.

Did you use ponderosa pine?

Yes, my son and I got the timbers from Wallatowa, the Jemez Pueblo sawmill. There may have been other species as well. I spent most of July cutting mortises and tenons. There was some warping, but we pulled the timbers into place with chains and turnbuckles. I uploaded a regular video, but it seems shorts are all people watch. I have 2 more shorts to upload. We were experimenting with the shed.

I will try and answers any questions you might have.

@@robertsmith2419 thank you so much! I had gotten an estimate from spotted owl in Santa Fe but I just sent the saw mill in Jemez a request for an estimate as well. I’ll keep my eyes out for all your videos about how it goes!! Thanks so much for sharing!

Great, I hope they do you right. I had gotten estimates from the mill in Santa Fe and the one down around Cloudcroft. I don't remember their names, only that their estimates were twice as much as Wallatowa. Good luck with your project.