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Dang, let the Man talk Lady!! Stop talking over him!!

Came for the beginning and stayed til the end. Awesome informative video ❤

to good Kimy to good. Hope you are goinf to summer camp at mt hood next month.

I have dandelion looking plants in my yard. But it has flowers in bunch. Could you help me. We are in the tropical region.

lotta white in that crowd.

Very informative, thanks😊

I loved this video!

So the ones that are growing as weeds are the real ones

Nice, but I pay for add free. I'm not going any further.

I HAVE DANDELIONS ON THE PARK IN MY BLOCK.. I WANT TO MAKE SURE

I'm Belgian, and you are doing it totaly wrong, if the potatoes are clean, just cut them up in pieces: never use water to wash fries, biggest mistake none belgians make. a bit of starch is what you need to get good belgian fries, so put them in a towel make a bundle of that towel and rub them off a bit. never frie in vegetable oil, use beef/ox fat give the fries it's belgian character fry first at 155-160 C shake of the fat, let them rest for about 15 minutes minimum to 45 max. fry a second time at around 165-170c if you are making them for multiple people, not everyone likes salt, so give the option to people to choose salt or no salt.

Have you eat them

:)

i really enjoyed this video. i love dandelions

Very nice!!!😊

I wonder if the 3-leaf dandelion extract would be effective against skin tags? Spring isn't too far off, I'm going to give it a go.

I love this info. I’m trying to figure out which one is in my yard. The flower is beautiful. Thank you!! 🌼💛

Rolling your ankles is impossible with skiboots on!!! If you can then either your boots are not closed properly or they are way too large!! What you do when “side slipping” ( the real skiing term is “rutschen”) is moving your knees towards the uphill slope (edging on the uphill side of your ski)and the only way anatomically (and therefore physiologically) possible to do that is to laterally bend your spine - the “banana” stance!

Good for those narrow places where a turn is terrifying or tree is in the way.

The first saddle is very close to an early 19th century Mexican saddle

А ось скульптури з льоду th-cam.com/video/r9-0k03N1Vk/w-d-xo.html

I have 8mm film of the ski jumping on Ruud Mountain filmed by my grandfather in the 1930s...

Awesome video thank you 🔥

Good stuff.

Sometimes flowers be faking it yo

Where I live there are some Cat's Ear. Even tho it clearly isn't dandelion; the flower head does look similar; but not the stem or the leaves. Interesting that it has similar uses as Dandelion when it comes to medicinal use.

Awesome informational video, thank you. One of my neighbors have some fleabane growing wild in their yard, it’s beautiful, I wish it would find its way to my garden. I might have to ask for some seeds. 😍❤️

Is Dandelions the same as Wild Lettuce? Or perhaps in the same family?

Thank you so much!!!

Good info

I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for your dedicated efforts to preserve the history of Wood River, Illinois. It's truly admirable to see how you have been working to bring awareness to the antiquity of this area, which has a rich and fascinating past. For those who may not know, Wood River was once home to the Cahokia, a pre-Columbian Native American civilization that thrived in the Mississippi River Valley from the 7th to the 14th century. The Cahokia were renowned for their impressive earthworks, including the famous Monk's Mound, which is still the largest prehistoric earthwork in North America.Wood River became an important center for industry, with the discovery of large oil reserves in the early 20th century. The community grew rapidly, attracting many workers to the area and transforming it into a hub of manufacturing and commerce. Despite the changes over time, it's heartening to see that there are people like you who are committed to preserving the legacy of Wood River and its diverse cultural heritage. Thank you again

I can't hear a word that you're saying! I've just listened to several other TH-cam videos about Hypochaeris radicata & glabra, but your video seems to be muted for some reason even tho the indicator says it's set to full audio! Sighhhhh . . .

I've been watching all these flower videos you have and really enjoying the information given in them. The only thing I can think on improving would be to make a playlist so people could just watch them all in a row instead of going back and scrolling through to find the next flower video you posted. But great info! Interesting stories and beautiful flowers! Thanks for sharing.

Are the different ones that you have described that look just like a dandelion, real dandelion, said you can make a tea with for health benefits?

Talking about perfect body stance for skiing without filming the foot. Humans are sometimes amazing.

Gracias , Hermosa explicación Saludos desde Argentina.

Rolling ankle is important!

I love it

Same is happening in Park City, UT. Our only relief pressure valve is the Salt Lake City Basin, but that's getting expensive.

What a life! Exciting but hard and a great deal of danger…I love to listen to him and would love to see his documentary but would not want to be out there doing what he is doing. We live in the country in central PA and we have bear come through on a regular basis - black bear. There was one that had three cubs and she came to the same spot every day for about 4-5 weeks. Her cubs were so little and someone told us she would not go far from the den until they were big enough to travel safely with her away from the den. We would take pictures through our French doors very carefully because she was only about 30 feet away on the edge of the woods. Then one day she was gone and so were the cubs. They had grown enough that she had left the den. We know there is a den not too far from us somewhere! Maybe we will see another bear with cubs at some point. They are lovely to watch but I don’t want to meet a bear with cubs out in the woods.

That’s pretty sick, I am excited to try it this winter!

I think it’s the most important skill to learn bar none! It feeds into so much of skiing and is a technique you will never stop learning. It teaches you edge control, balancing on your outer ski, hockey stop, fore and aft balance etc. And those skills and sensations feed into parallel skidded turns and carving. But also it helps a new skier get down a difficult slope safely and with complete control. If they find a bit which is too scary or a bit much for them, they can side slip down instead. Truly an invaluable skill.

Going to make tonight

I would easily eat the whole thing myself too 😂😂😂😂

Thank you🙏

Oh my. Every thorn has a purpose ... if you work with it instead of complaining ... absolutely wonderful. Thank you!

I want to marry him. Except his mother wasn't Jewish.

over Three bucks. For generic snacks. Also

All you hungry stay where the deal was. That's a north store. Rip off. Isn't local. Either we want support like cal only. So all u hungry. Got work. Here ! That is no bargain store at all!