Good morning!!!!

[sodamo]

RNG, have tried various wire strippers over the years, never the Kleines. Seems I have a habit of defaulting to my youth and just use a knife.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Went with wife to pick up a couple cantaloupe plants, grabbed lunch at chicken place, got them planted. New torque wrench came, got tires torqued, they all turned a bit more, tighter than my impact goes. But forgot about the bolts from disc to rim, got to lay down and get from inside and I was too sweaty.
Overcast and got breezy, nice sitting on porch.

 

[Thomas]

Live 5miles where I born and raised a native of the area,last 15+ years seems the natives around here have very little say and the outsiders.

 

[Thomas]

71F partly sunny winds gusty winds increasing heavy showers around 10pm.

Work day went well,just light puttering outside this afternoon.
Mrs. said Boo spent most of the night leaning against back side wood pile sleeping,she thinking about putting old mattress under over hang of the shed,,,geee I hope not.

Plans for the evening undecided.

Enjoy your evening all.

 

[Mark P.]

Good Afternoon -

Thanks for all the well wishes its much appreciated.

Mostly -- do they use the carp for fertilizer?

Have a nice evening

Mark

 

[Buppies]

Thomas I know what you mean

 

[sodamo]

Thanks guys. Nice visit with Richard, he’s 84. Catherine had dementia her last few years and a challenge.

 

[sodamo]

Apparently a storm coming in, cold rain and strong winds, neither good for trying to pw.

 

[KilroyJC]

One of the reasons I have trouble finding homeowner's insurance here is that the home sits above a steep canyon, with lots of trees and brush below. The ISO has figured out that fires burn faster uphill, and that increases the chance of the place burning down. It also exposes the house to strong winds, which last December sent the porch cover sailing, taking out the roof and chimney in the process, and resulting in almost $150K in repairs. Beautiful view, but it comes with a pretty stiff price tag.

The house site would be solid on the ground —- I am not a fan of houses on stilts! But the lookout deck would be at ground level at one end and approximately 8’ to 9’ posts, above the road up the hill so it cannot fall too far

 

[KilroyJC]

One of the reasons I have trouble finding homeowner's insurance here is that the home sits above a steep canyon, with lots of trees and brush below. The ISO has figured out that fires burn faster uphill, and that increases the chance of the place burning down. It also exposes the house to strong winds, which last December sent the porch cover sailing, taking out the roof and chimney in the process, and resulting in almost $150K in repairs. Beautiful view, but it comes with a pretty stiff price tag.

I plan on lots of firebreaks and a cistern up there, for my personal FF use. Even though the local FD station is within view across the valley..