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<blockquote data-quote="HillsideDesolate" data-source="post: 3909116" data-attributes="member: 51737"><p>Nice, any issues with pear rust? We had it bad in western WA, made growing pears pretty difficult west of the cascades, but there were some old established trees. My fruit always came out small and not very prolific. I have heard it is an issue here as well as the fungus shares a live cycle with the cedar trees, heard there was apple rust as well which was a non issue for me before.</p><p></p><p> Beer, wine and cider can all be made for personal use tax free and no record. Wine use to require a permit and Beer was not legalized stall until the 1970s when the ATF ended the permit system. My old house in Seattle was made in 1924 and inhabited by Italians. Downstairs it had a wine cellar with a hidden door inside the original owners ATF winemaking permit dated 1964 was stapled to the door it had a table to fill out how much wine and what date. He had filled it out, Gallons: 50, type: Grape and left the date blank. I figured he planned on filling it in when the feds came knocking. No grapes were on the property but were at the neighboring houses. The house was full of hiding places like hidden panels behind the built in book shelf and the attic access was child sized. I opened a few suspect spaces before I moved hoping to find a Thompson and some gold coins, but alas, nothing.</p><p></p><p>Also being from Washington it always strikes me funny when people blame problems on Washington. Like I didn't do that. Then I remember it's the other Washington. In Washington we called it DC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HillsideDesolate, post: 3909116, member: 51737"] Nice, any issues with pear rust? We had it bad in western WA, made growing pears pretty difficult west of the cascades, but there were some old established trees. My fruit always came out small and not very prolific. I have heard it is an issue here as well as the fungus shares a live cycle with the cedar trees, heard there was apple rust as well which was a non issue for me before. Beer, wine and cider can all be made for personal use tax free and no record. Wine use to require a permit and Beer was not legalized stall until the 1970s when the ATF ended the permit system. My old house in Seattle was made in 1924 and inhabited by Italians. Downstairs it had a wine cellar with a hidden door inside the original owners ATF winemaking permit dated 1964 was stapled to the door it had a table to fill out how much wine and what date. He had filled it out, Gallons: 50, type: Grape and left the date blank. I figured he planned on filling it in when the feds came knocking. No grapes were on the property but were at the neighboring houses. The house was full of hiding places like hidden panels behind the built in book shelf and the attic access was child sized. I opened a few suspect spaces before I moved hoping to find a Thompson and some gold coins, but alas, nothing. Also being from Washington it always strikes me funny when people blame problems on Washington. Like I didn't do that. Then I remember it's the other Washington. In Washington we called it DC. [/QUOTE]
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