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LS Tractor Owner
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Donation drop off successful, stopped at grocery to pick up things on the list for the trip this weekend.
Dug out the 'soft luggage' from the RV to get packed, started our list of "don't forget" items.
It got too warm to detail the vehicles. Moved to tomorrow's agenda. I'll get an early start while it's tolerable.
Spent about an hour on the phone with one of my sisters. Haven't talked to her in the last 6 months, got caught up on both sides.
While I was out, wifey made up a pot of homemade spaghetti and meatballs. House sure smelled good when I came in. I'm waiting patiently for dinner.
Started the last zone for the drip irrigation. Got about an hour left to go.
Dug out the 'soft luggage' from the RV to get packed, started our list of "don't forget" items.
It got too warm to detail the vehicles. Moved to tomorrow's agenda. I'll get an early start while it's tolerable.
Spent about an hour on the phone with one of my sisters. Haven't talked to her in the last 6 months, got caught up on both sides.
While I was out, wifey made up a pot of homemade spaghetti and meatballs. House sure smelled good when I came in. I'm waiting patiently for dinner.
Started the last zone for the drip irrigation. Got about an hour left to go.
LS Tractor Owner
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Dennis, my fingers are crossed that the repair is only a gasket....
Drew, hose real looks good!
Drew, hose real looks good!
buckeyefarmer
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How easy to roll up just sitting on ground? I mounted mine on a post. Thinking of getting another cart one.
daugen
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bending over is an issue. I almost bought the one on wheels but I'm really trying to hide it in the bushes.
this does not roll at all.
this does not roll at all.
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Thanks, Paul. Good to see some numbers on the income stream for the artists.
Do you know how that work on YouTube videos? Frankly I was shocked to find videos of every popular rock song I've ever looked up. Most were not published by the recording artist. I've had trouble publishing YouTube videos using background tracks from CDs, and don't understand how these bootleg copies are OK.
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Fingers cross for positive out come.
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Dennis, another vote for just the gasket
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Good (Thursday) morning. A pleasant overnight Low of 5C, overcast (no rain) and fairly calm. Presently 8C and heading towards 13C.
After surveying the 'wattle branch over the fence' I decided that the sawzall could handle it instead of a chainsaw. Wow! I'm impressed with how it works. Of course, I blame all of you on TBN for my buying one of these in the first place... indeed, quite a few of my tools are a result of TBN suggestions.
Lord knows what my next purchase will be, but the State's Ag Show (Agfest) is coming up next month and I never know what I'll come home with.
The 'Mad Horse Woman' has decided to remove her caravan out of the neighbour's paddock. Due to an existing electric fence, she'll need to come through our 'shared' gate and my paddock #2 gate. Perhaps in about a hour from now.
Two young ladies came to the Church's Shed yesterday @ 1300. Successfully 'offloaded' a couple of bedframes, a queen-size mattress and a flat screen TV (that I didn't know was in there). Home by 1350.
That's about it, take care all.
After surveying the 'wattle branch over the fence' I decided that the sawzall could handle it instead of a chainsaw. Wow! I'm impressed with how it works. Of course, I blame all of you on TBN for my buying one of these in the first place... indeed, quite a few of my tools are a result of TBN suggestions.
Lord knows what my next purchase will be, but the State's Ag Show (Agfest) is coming up next month and I never know what I'll come home with.The 'Mad Horse Woman' has decided to remove her caravan out of the neighbour's paddock. Due to an existing electric fence, she'll need to come through our 'shared' gate and my paddock #2 gate. Perhaps in about a hour from now.
Two young ladies came to the Church's Shed yesterday @ 1300. Successfully 'offloaded' a couple of bedframes, a queen-size mattress and a flat screen TV (that I didn't know was in there). Home by 1350.
That's about it, take care all.
txdon
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1st WFPB potluck. Of the 32 rsvp only 22 were there. Covid and fear of Covid had some cancellations. It’s making its rounds on the neighborhood. First two pics were serving table and last pic was my plate, an successful attempt to get a bit of each on one plate. Sure was good. Not pictured was the dessert table with carrot cake, cobbler, and chocolate mousse.