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steve_podleski
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Joined: 19 Sep 2007
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Location: mukilteo
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Has anyone else received the error below (it was working yesterday):
Not Found
The requested URL /recipe-home/ was not found on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. |
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reststep
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Joined: 17 Dec 2001
Posts: 4185 | TRs
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I get the same message.
You could try sending a pm to sarbar to see if she is aware of it.
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Windstorm
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Joined: 16 Dec 2014
Posts: 194 | TRs
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Looks like it's down for maintenance.
http://blog.trailcooking.com/
It sounds like it will come back at some point which is good because I still want to try the pizza muffins! |
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Hiker Mama
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Joined: 25 Jun 2006
Posts: 3336 | TRs
Location: Lynnwood
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She's just down temporarily. I chatted with her today. Never fear!
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My hiking w/ kids site: www.thehikermama.com |
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sarbar
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Joined: 28 Jan 2002
Posts: 7826 | TRs
Location: Freeland, Wa
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It'll be back up at some point. The blog works - and I did build a directory of all the recipes on the blog (It's a fraction of the total, but at least some!)
http://blog.trailcooking.com/recipes/
We had a hack, and Kirk has to find the time to strip it out and get it back up. Problem is...this was the WORST time of the year for us. We moved in March and started a homestead and yeah, it has been a brutal summer for us, trying to turn 5 acres into a functioning farm. That and Kirk works 50 to 70 hours a week at his real job. Today I got to actually hike...then got stuck bucking logs  (If you want to see my farm https://www.neverfreefarm.com/ )
So I am hoping we will have it back in action sooner than later (and if all else fails, we will just revert it to a safe version a few months back but we'd rather not lose anything)
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Freezer Bag Cooking, Trail Cooking, Recipes, Gear And Beyond:
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Ski
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Joined: 27 May 2005
Posts: 9639 | TRs
Location: tacoma
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very cool.
I love salal berries. Best if you just break off the stem and bite them right off the stem (instead of trying to pick each berry.)
They grow in profusion out at Kalaloch - a summer favorite.
Hope you're able to keep those deer out of your gardens - they're a nuisance here! They eat everything! They nipped all my sunflowers off this year! 
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sarbar
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Joined: 28 Jan 2002
Posts: 7826 | TRs
Location: Freeland, Wa
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| Ski wrote: |
very cool.
I love salal berries. Best if you just break off the stem and bite them right off the stem (instead of trying to pick each berry.)
They grow in profusion out at Kalaloch - a summer favorite.
Hope you're able to keep those deer out of your gardens - they're a nuisance here! They eat everything! They nipped all my sunflowers off this year! |
We have a couple resident deer sets. Our biggest fans are Mama and her twins "Instant Pot" and "Crock Pot"....lol I have everything fenced. The local hardware store knows me by face at this point....sigh.
The showcase gardens I am building will all have 7 foot deer fencing. The main farm field will be 9 foot fences.
Oddly, the real issue isn't them but the feral domesticated rabbits. At some point, there was a rabbit ranch and all were let loose. We have these ginormous midnight black ones. The coyotes are not fast enough to get them or they breed too fast ;-)
My favorite berries? Evergreen Huckleberries! I pick almost daily right now - and I put them in the freezer 
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sarbar
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Joined: 28 Jan 2002
Posts: 7826 | TRs
Location: Freeland, Wa
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An update: The sites are working, but we are still having issues with Chrome. If you are on a phone browser (even Chrome) it works fine, as does Firefox on a laptop or desktop. Chrome on computers gives a risk flagging. You can click through that to use the sites. I hope at some point once Google rescans the sites that will go away.
Yeah. It is fun. Said no one.
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Ski
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Joined: 27 May 2005
Posts: 9639 | TRs
Location: tacoma
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good to hear you are back up and running, sarbar! 
and Merry Christmas! 
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sarbar
Hiking Momma!
Joined: 28 Jan 2002
Posts: 7826 | TRs
Location: Freeland, Wa
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We are still being punished by Google, as an update. They are still giving an error message for being malware, though the sites are clean, if you use Chrome. Firefox is fine, as are most web browsers on phones.
However, I have been slowly building a collection on our farm's website (because we talk a lot about prepping/homesteading/etc on that site) so many recipes are there:
https://www.neverfreefarm.com/backpacking-recipe-index/
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