Jeff's and Tammy's Exportation

[crtreedude]

Martin was wearing one today...

[Bro. Noble]

  What's the difference between old stale and new stale? ;D :D :D :D

is there a 2nd stage stale?  If so,  would it be called stale # 2,   If so would that be the same as old @!#$%^&*? :   Which catagory of stale is Fred? :D :D :D

[Jeff]

Here's a good phto of Martin and his Hat.    This is from the first day at Finca Leola where Martin, (remember, pronuounced "Mar-teen")  skinned us a coconut to eat. Mmmmm M!

[crtreedude]

That was his official dress hat.

[SwampDonkey]

Welcome home Jeff and Tammy.  I'm sure your both glad to be back. 8)

[Kevin]

That was for both of you, one each.  ;D

[isawlogs]

 Those sure dont look like the coconuts I can get here .  :-\

[SwampDonkey]

isawlogs, I know what ya mean about the cocnuts. When we was kids we could get them as big as bowling balls, now they are half that size. Must be harvesting them earlier or from a different part of the world, or maybe a different species?

[isawlogs]

 Bowling ball ...  ya maybe a ten pin ball .  :D  those are bigger then basket balls .

[Jeff]

You never get them like that guys, thats the outer husk. There is a long way to go before you get to the brown coconut you guys are used to seeing.

[SwampDonkey]

Ahhh, now the husk of the mystery falls away to reveal to true nature of the beast. ;D

[Mooseherder]

Ya mean you guys eat them coconuts? :D
Taking the husk off is too much work.
I prefer to plant them. ;D
The success rate is about 35 %.
Isn't the coconut seed the biggest seed in the world?

[Jeff]

In case some of you missed it, Tammy and I have been posting several photos in the travel section of the forum form our trip, and also a few in the "snake" thread in the outdoors section.  I am particularly proud of my snake videography. ;D