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Hey guys, this is Josh and Carol.

With homesteading family and welcome to this week's episode of the pantry chat food for thought.

This week we are continuing the conversation about getting the homestead ready for winter

and specifically we're diving into getting your gardens ready for wintertime.

That's right. Last week, if you didn't catch that, we were talking about getting the household

ready, the barn, some water systems. So you can go back and check that out. But we ran out

of time, so we're going to dive into the garden a little bit here. Does that mean we talk a lot? I don't know. Some people think so, but that's what this show's all about, isn't it?

Are we supposed to talk?

Well, I maintain that it would be very odd for us just to stop talking and look at the camera.

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