Good Morning!!!! 41F @ 3:45AM. Rain. High 51F. Winds SE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 90%. Rainfall around a half an inch.
Forecast also calls for another inch of rain tonight. And there's only one dry day in the 10-day, a week from Thursday. Not good weather for being outside, but the gentle showers and generally light winds are just what we need to replenish the aquifers and put a good blanket of snow for next summer up in the mountains.
Good to hear from you, Ted. Sorry to hear more patience is required for the knee. I'll do what I can to shoo some of this moisture down your way.
Nice moon shot, Ron. Thanks for sharing.
I've been nibbling away at a similar gravel pile here, Doug. It's called three quarter minus road base out here, and has lots of powdered rock in it to help the stones bind together. But it gets pretty dusty in the summer months.
My record for a plumbing project is half a dozen trips to the hardware store over a two day weekend, Mike. When I replaced all the faucets in the house, the fella behind the counter at the plumbing supply house was very helpful steering me to the right ones. And after that, getting parts when they needed repair. Cost a bit more than at the big box store, but the advise was priceless, and he almost always had everything in stock so I only had to make one trip.
Sounds like good news on the vaccine front, RS. Hope it turns out to be true.
I didn't find any more downed trees yesterday, and got quite a few branches cleaned up with the grapple without getting stuck. I did get into one soft area, but was able to back up onto firmer ground before it was too late. The pile in the wood yard is the biggest it's ever been, ensuring I'll have plenty of wood gym workouts far into the New Year.
Right now the rain is giving the tractor a bath, and after a week to ten days it should look brand spanking new. Might have to wax it once it stops raining...
Back to inside jobs, housework, paperwork, and keeping the wood stove stoked.
Happy Hump Day, folks!