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  • cool

  • nice update :) we're just passing teeshirt-ish weather in Long Island,NY. had a few frosty nights but the kale and few other things are doing fine still.... i got a few compost piles going today in the cubic-yard size. then a BIG pile of mostly leaves and horse manure..i left a few garbage bags of manure on top and have been finding worms clustered beneath,flat tail is PE variety? anyway theyre going in the 3'x6' manure flow-thru bin.covered with a tarp and cardboard for a lil more insulation.

  • @tribalwind - flat tail generally indicates Lumbricus sp. PE's are called "Spike Tails" for a reason! lol. Just past teeshirt weather in Long Island?? Wow. Didn't think you guys were THAT much warmer than us (in Southern Ontario).

  • Ewweeee! Luckily i'm still walking around in a tee shirt so far.Last winter it started off cold quick! Looks good! My flowthru is working great with heat from coffee,etc.Luckily i can open the bottom or whatever if i want it to cool off a bit.Doesn't help much.But the worms got a lot of space to escape the heat.

  • looking good! Happy Holidays!

  • Looking Good Mr. B. Im still composting with worms and it's been over a year.  Take care and have a Happy New Year........Paula

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