निगुरो थाहा छ ??

Oh ho nas ji tapae colorado ma ho?

Hamro Nas ji amrika ko sabai kuna ma cha. West dekhi east. North dekhi south. Tarkari ko information dekhi technology. Gas station ko contact dekhi IT samman sabai info le bharipurna chan hamro NAS. 😂😂😂

Fiddlehead bhanchha kyarey edible part lai. Mailey whole foods ma dekhheko thhiey. Yo spring ma huney kura ho, ahiley ta painna hola. Online ma chai dekhako chha. http://www.earthy.com/Fresh-Ea...

Niguro ta mero favorite ho baru kata basne ho banai wari timlai ready to eat nai deliver garne jimma mero la?

I think the season is off for "Fiddlehead". Await for another year (May- June)

thanku u every one for the info specially NAS ji, for taking ur time n helping me out. i really paareciate

#NAS la pic ta liyena ta.. hajur ko information ekdum useful bhayo .. patil supermarket mero bata walking distance mai raicha.. more than that tyo thau ma ta nepal ma paune sabai sman paudo raicha .maile tytha farsi ko munta ni bhate ( was looking it for long ).. aba ta mero sabai shoping tyahi bata garchu ..yaha ta 2 3 jana nepali daju bhai ni kam garnu hune raicha ..again special thanks to #NAS ji for this valuable information.. my appreciation :)

हैन फोटा १८ वर्षे; कुरो ४५ बर्षे- यो नानी को शीरैमा ईन्द्रकमल फुल फुल्यो मग मग चल्यो वासना 😁🎼🎼🎼

फोटो हेरेर नानि हुन् भन्ठानेको ? बोकाले बाख्री को फोटो टास्या होला? साझा भुसतिग्रेको अखडामा कुनै चेली छिर्ने दुसाहस गर्लान र ?

Chicago ma kata paincha Nas ji?

देसी तरकारी पसल जाईदैन ?

अहिले निगुरो पसलमा देखिन थालेका छन् : बर्स दिनलाई धित मर्ने गरि खादा कसो होला ? Last edited: 23-May-21 10:32 AM

Contact me, I can help you out.

It's available in Russo's (Watertown, MA) if you are around :-)

Fiddlehead Ferns are best picked from late April to early June just as the snow begins to melt. They can be harvested from the time they emerge until the stem is about 15 cm tall, and should only be picked while still tightly coiled. Seems that was his personal story good to know. Last edited: 11-May-23 03:50 PM

get a permit first. in this park in WA, it's $20 for 200 lbs. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail...