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I have one of the 5 string early models.Rawlee.(growed up there)
Now, for some banjo geek-speak. Those are first-generation Deering Goodtime banjos. I would know them anywhere. I bet the artist(s) procured these when Deering scrapped the paddle headstock and switched to the more fiddle-shaped one in current use. Here is an old one on Reverb. https://reverb.com/item/49012554-deering-good-time-banjo
And here is a link to the new one. https://www.deeringbanjos.com/collections/goodtime-banjos/products/goodtime-banjo
I have one of the 5 string early models.
Suprised to find it worth so much!
Seal Beach?
Daughter is growing pink oyster mushrooms. They are growing amazingly fast. Almost ready to sauté!
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They really are. And they're supposed to be delicious... Will know soon.That's actually one gorgeous fungus!
They really are. And they're supposed to be delicious... Will know soon.
I've always thought of mushrooms as "kinda vegetables" even though I knew that fungi were not veggies... But really they are a completely separate kingdom, as far removed from "plants" (and animals) as plants are from animals.
And the current research about the micorrhizal network (the fungal network through which trees and other plants communicate) is pretty wild.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycorrhizal_network
as reflected in the colloquial phrase "I just know it in my gut"...They're supposedly very good for your gut and brain as well. There are cells in the stomach that many researchers can only find concensus in calling "brain cells". Apparently our guts and brains are way more connected than we originally thought.
as reflected in the colloquial phrase "I just know it in my gut"...