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Drew, there are all kinds of trailer hitches and brackets for lawn tractors on Amazon. Moving the trailer would be pretty easy with the lawn tractor.
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Not good PJ..keep your head for bullet always hits something.
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73F more clouds than sun today,
Around 8:30am heavens open up and fill my back pockets full of wet
an hour later good lighting thunder show several mins. steady rain...guess our NH W...9 miss again.
Final got the side field mow some places need second cutting thick grass,sure wouldn't want to set in parts of field where lots small wild strawberries are with white pants or shorts.
About time kick the tire and light fire throw something on the grill,looks to be quite evening on the deck waiting for critters and stars.
Enjoy your evening all.
5 gallons gas for mowers and trimer,about 8 gallons for pickup...$65.
Around 8:30am heavens open up and fill my back pockets full of wet
an hour later good lighting thunder show several mins. steady rain...guess our NH W...9 miss again. Final got the side field mow some places need second cutting thick grass,sure wouldn't want to set in parts of field where lots small wild strawberries are with white pants or shorts.
About time kick the tire and light fire throw something on the grill,looks to be quite evening on the deck waiting for critters and stars.
Enjoy your evening all.
5 gallons gas for mowers and trimer,about 8 gallons for pickup...$65.
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Good late (Wednesday) morning. Another mild overnight low of 4.6C, it's partly cloudy with a gentle breeze and the high could reach 13C.
Up 'early' as I needed to be at my Church by 0900. Our Minister is going on vacation for a month and I volunteered to manage (open up and distribute) our "Anglicare" storeroom of free furnishings (previously 'loved') to those in need. I got that done (key received) and proceeded into town for mail and to pick up some scripts at the Chemist.
Then I filled up the ute at the petrol station. A$2.18 per litre of 91 unleaded, but I have an RACT membership (like AAA or CAA for my NA Mates) that knocks A$0.06 off per litre... Even with the discount (A$3.00) it was A$104.00 for 3/4 tank.
Groceries done and put away. Wood is in for the day/night. Nothing else 'pressing' for the rest of the day.
Take care all.
Up 'early' as I needed to be at my Church by 0900. Our Minister is going on vacation for a month and I volunteered to manage (open up and distribute) our "Anglicare" storeroom of free furnishings (previously 'loved') to those in need. I got that done (key received) and proceeded into town for mail and to pick up some scripts at the Chemist.
Then I filled up the ute at the petrol station. A$2.18 per litre of 91 unleaded, but I have an RACT membership (like AAA or CAA for my NA Mates) that knocks A$0.06 off per litre... Even with the discount (A$3.00) it was A$104.00 for 3/4 tank.
Groceries done and put away. Wood is in for the day/night. Nothing else 'pressing' for the rest of the day.
Take care all.
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Drew, at that cost, you could fly ME out there and I'll move the trailer for you!
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It was a good day, got the framework up for the picket fence. Not a big area, only fencing in an area between the old rehabbed garden shed, the hobby shack, and the existing fence run. Overall, the area is only about 14' x16', but that will give Max some more area and he'll have 2 trees for some shade.
It went so easy, I decided to start putting up the pickets. Got about 3/4 of the way, and the wifey called for dinner. Pizza hit the spot, then a real treat, she made homemade blueberry cheesecake..... it was scrumptious!
Being all the tools were still out there, I figured that I'd finish the pickets on the new sections. Tomorrow, I will take down a section of existing fence and move it over to go between the two sheds. That will finish up the project.
I probably should have just finished it today, but just got too tired. Being the section is all assembled already, it will take longer to get the tools out than to move the section!
It went so easy, I decided to start putting up the pickets. Got about 3/4 of the way, and the wifey called for dinner. Pizza hit the spot, then a real treat, she made homemade blueberry cheesecake..... it was scrumptious!
Being all the tools were still out there, I figured that I'd finish the pickets on the new sections. Tomorrow, I will take down a section of existing fence and move it over to go between the two sheds. That will finish up the project.
I probably should have just finished it today, but just got too tired. Being the section is all assembled already, it will take longer to get the tools out than to move the section!
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Wagtail, those gas (petrol) prices are outrageous! Over $8.25 a gallon (if my calcs are correct).
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I am hoping, have fingers crossed, toes gonna cross while sleeping, and hoping some more.... for calm weather in the morning.... to attempt to fly an RC!
I probably just jinxed myself, but it may be a prime opportunity tomorrow!
I probably just jinxed myself, but it may be a prime opportunity tomorrow!
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66F and clear @ 21:50, calling for an overnight low of 57F. More of that good sleeping weather on tap.
High hit 88.5F here today and we were both out in it, in the sun, pretty much all day long.
Rearranged plants and watered all plants out front.
Refilled one suet feeder.
Repaired Water Buffalo and set it to filling.
Woman had a mind to get the rest of the plants She was given with the Calla lilies the other day planted.
So we collected up a variety of tools in the dump cart and went up to assess the prospective site along the road. That ended up being a no-go, ground was like concrete and full of roots, no way to dig it short of the PHD or grapple.
So we settled on the area in front of the shop, where I had used the PHD several years ago to drill a bunch of holes on a 2' spacing (the place where the Yarrow and Salvia are planted) The holes were then filled with screened compost, which at this point had basically deteriorated to straight dirt.
We used the B and D string trimmer to cut down all the weeds, raked those up and put them in buckets. They later got added to the compost pile.
The 4 gallons of water we had brought was inadequate to the task of watering the holes which were now about like concrete. Very dry ground, with lots of large 1/2" wide cracks.
So I unhooked the dump cart and went down retrieved the WB and brought it up and proceeded to give each hole 2 gallons of water which pretty much disappeared immediately. It did wet things enough so that I was able to dig the holes out so new soil could be put in and the plants planted.
Plant.ID identified these other plants as Campanula glomerata (Clustered Bellflower):
... which we split into 6 plantings.
Should look something like this, once they have grown a bit and bloom (assuming they survive):
After we got those planted I went down and got one of the Asclepias tuberosa (Butterfly Weed):
And the four Asclepias incarnata "Soulmate" (Soulmate Swamp Milkweed):
Got all those planted and well watered in (2 gallons per plant), had to make one trip over to the pile to get some more screened compost.
She used some of the remaining water to water around some of the salvia and yarrow which loosened things up enough that She was able to get one of the salvia weeded.
There were a snotload of Japanese beetles up there, those all got sprayed down with neem oil solution.
After we finished, took the dump cart down and unloaded it and then went back up and got the WB and took it around back and hooked it up and started to fill it.
While that was happening I headed back up and got most of the compost/wood lot mowed.
Came back down to check on the WB and sat in the lawn chair while it finished filling.
Once that was done, I watered all the summer squash, the day lilies (both planted and potted), and the asparagus.
At that point the water pressure was low so I called it done and headed around front and moved the plants inside and closed up.
All in all, a reasonably productive day.
Hope everyone had a great one ...
High hit 88.5F here today and we were both out in it, in the sun, pretty much all day long.
Rearranged plants and watered all plants out front.
Refilled one suet feeder.
Repaired Water Buffalo and set it to filling.
Woman had a mind to get the rest of the plants She was given with the Calla lilies the other day planted.
So we collected up a variety of tools in the dump cart and went up to assess the prospective site along the road. That ended up being a no-go, ground was like concrete and full of roots, no way to dig it short of the PHD or grapple.
So we settled on the area in front of the shop, where I had used the PHD several years ago to drill a bunch of holes on a 2' spacing (the place where the Yarrow and Salvia are planted) The holes were then filled with screened compost, which at this point had basically deteriorated to straight dirt.
We used the B and D string trimmer to cut down all the weeds, raked those up and put them in buckets. They later got added to the compost pile.
The 4 gallons of water we had brought was inadequate to the task of watering the holes which were now about like concrete. Very dry ground, with lots of large 1/2" wide cracks.
So I unhooked the dump cart and went down retrieved the WB and brought it up and proceeded to give each hole 2 gallons of water which pretty much disappeared immediately. It did wet things enough so that I was able to dig the holes out so new soil could be put in and the plants planted.
Plant.ID identified these other plants as Campanula glomerata (Clustered Bellflower):
... which we split into 6 plantings.
Should look something like this, once they have grown a bit and bloom (assuming they survive):
She used some of the remaining water to water around some of the salvia and yarrow which loosened things up enough that She was able to get one of the salvia weeded.
There were a snotload of Japanese beetles up there, those all got sprayed down with neem oil solution.
After we finished, took the dump cart down and unloaded it and then went back up and got the WB and took it around back and hooked it up and started to fill it.
While that was happening I headed back up and got most of the compost/wood lot mowed.
Came back down to check on the WB and sat in the lawn chair while it finished filling.
Once that was done, I watered all the summer squash, the day lilies (both planted and potted), and the asparagus.
At that point the water pressure was low so I called it done and headed around front and moved the plants inside and closed up.
All in all, a reasonably productive day.
Hope everyone had a great one ...
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Good evening all. 70ºF for the start, overcast, light breeze. Lifgt wind, morning/early afternoon overcast, with rain trying to move but did not, and high temp was 83V, no HI. Bike ride in the morning, mowed front yard in afternoon, then pulled weeds in front flower area, filled 3/4 lawn bag with weeds . No nap today, ready for bed !
Kyle good luck with the A/C repair, that id beyond my skill set. Any idea why radiator let go?
RS sounds like a long day again.
David good luck with door repair. How will Lexan react to flying debris?
Randy(wag) tasty way to do colonoscopy prep?
Scaredy Sorry so many things ache, and very sorry to hear too much to cope with easily. Prayers sent.
Roy hope you enjoyed the weather.
Phil hope nothing hurt but your pride. nice pic, good luck with step repair.
Paul Glad you got drawings don, hope today's flight went well.
Buppies prayer for wife's recovery.
Drew hope you had good rip home
NHBX hope hemlock clean up went well.
Thomas Hope trimmer and mowing went well.
Don good to hear last night's H&F went better, and you got rain!! Sorry about fish pond, are they running an aerator or fountain?
RNG clad trip was fun, sorry about the lifter failure. Glad you could self rescue.
PJ sorry about the gun fire. Glad yo hear about the good weather. Enjoyed the telescope story.
Ted hope got some work done on picket fence. Nice to hear more rain in forecast.
Drew glad you got home ok, Hope get trailer put away without too much trouble.
Bird sorry you did not get rain, did not rain here either. Rain could not really cross I35
David hope and tech are both successful.
PJ sorry to hear fight continues.
RNG sorry about the adrenaline rush from unloading the bike.
Drew sorry about poor sleep last nigh, hope tonight is better.
Scaredy good to hear spasms have calmed down. When I have leg issues most likely culprit is dehydration and/or electrolyte depletion. I use electrolyte tablets and V8 (original).
Thomas sorry weather guessers miss again. Price of gas is depressing.
Randy(wag) sorry about your cost of petrol, have fun giving away the furniture.
Ted glad fence is going well, and pizza does sound good.
prayer for all, especially Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter/friend PT from Covid, Bird/aging issues/, Don /mom's pipeline process, Randy/FIL living alone adjustments /MIL Covid /son's heart issues, /pneumonia, Roy /palpitations, /angina , Billy /wife fall, David(moss) /remodel, /divorce, Buppies /3 new skin cancer spots and treatment, /wife knee healing, Thomas/gout, /operation and recovery, Phil /reflux, /wife's eyes, Steppenwolfe/son-auto immune disorder, Grev/wife's eye, Ted /knee recovery/retirement, / passing out issues, /family issues, /wife feeling bad, Doug and wife/health issues, /nerve and pain, / wife's hospital stay, /torn bicep, Ken /kids shot tragedy, David(sadamo)/Sophie's new eye surgery recovery, /cataract surgery, /Sophie's hand infection, Chris/neighbor's granddaughter and Covid issues, Scaredy/shoulder dislocation, /aches abd pains and spasms, Paul/ wife's disc issues, Gale and KY/ tornado victims, Mike /5 year plan, Dennis /retirement plans / brother "alligallyitus" and improving, Drew /foot heel issues, /friend cancer diagnosis and recovery, Helogabals /second opinion, /wife's friend situation, Ukraine war, mass shooting victims and family, and Country.
stay safe and healthy you all.
. No nap today, ready for bed !Kyle good luck with the A/C repair, that id beyond my skill set. Any idea why radiator let go?
RS sounds like a long day again.
David good luck with door repair. How will Lexan react to flying debris?
Randy(wag) tasty way to do colonoscopy prep?
Scaredy Sorry so many things ache, and very sorry to hear too much to cope with easily. Prayers sent.
Roy hope you enjoyed the weather.
Phil hope nothing hurt but your pride. nice pic, good luck with step repair.
Paul Glad you got drawings don, hope today's flight went well.
Buppies prayer for wife's recovery.
Drew hope you had good rip home
NHBX hope hemlock clean up went well.
Thomas Hope trimmer and mowing went well.
Don good to hear last night's H&F went better, and you got rain!! Sorry about fish pond, are they running an aerator or fountain?
RNG clad trip was fun, sorry about the lifter failure. Glad you could self rescue.
PJ sorry about the gun fire. Glad yo hear about the good weather. Enjoyed the telescope story.
Ted hope got some work done on picket fence. Nice to hear more rain in forecast.
Drew glad you got home ok, Hope get trailer put away without too much trouble.
Bird sorry you did not get rain, did not rain here either. Rain could not really cross I35
David hope and tech are both successful.
PJ sorry to hear fight continues.
RNG sorry about the adrenaline rush from unloading the bike.
Drew sorry about poor sleep last nigh, hope tonight is better.
Scaredy good to hear spasms have calmed down. When I have leg issues most likely culprit is dehydration and/or electrolyte depletion. I use electrolyte tablets and V8 (original).
Thomas sorry weather guessers miss again. Price of gas is depressing.
Randy(wag) sorry about your cost of petrol, have fun giving away the furniture.
Ted glad fence is going well, and pizza does sound good.
prayer for all, especially Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter/friend PT from Covid, Bird/aging issues/, Don /mom's pipeline process, Randy/FIL living alone adjustments /MIL Covid /son's heart issues, /pneumonia, Roy /palpitations, /angina , Billy /wife fall, David(moss) /remodel, /divorce, Buppies /3 new skin cancer spots and treatment, /wife knee healing, Thomas/gout, /operation and recovery, Phil /reflux, /wife's eyes, Steppenwolfe/son-auto immune disorder, Grev/wife's eye, Ted /knee recovery/retirement, / passing out issues, /family issues, /wife feeling bad, Doug and wife/health issues, /nerve and pain, / wife's hospital stay, /torn bicep, Ken /kids shot tragedy, David(sadamo)/Sophie's new eye surgery recovery, /cataract surgery, /Sophie's hand infection, Chris/neighbor's granddaughter and Covid issues, Scaredy/shoulder dislocation, /aches abd pains and spasms, Paul/ wife's disc issues, Gale and KY/ tornado victims, Mike /5 year plan, Dennis /retirement plans / brother "alligallyitus" and improving, Drew /foot heel issues, /friend cancer diagnosis and recovery, Helogabals /second opinion, /wife's friend situation, Ukraine war, mass shooting victims and family, and Country.
stay safe and healthy you all.
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The hunter was bush hogging when I got to the farm tonight.
Wife said, you want to take your drone. Nah, I won’t have time to fly it. Should have brought it. I hiked up the hill to see where he was mowing.
Replaced batteries on cell camera. The cheap 12v supply I bought on Amazon is loose where it plugs into the camera, so apparently ran on batteries instead. Guess I’ll have to spring for the $50 one from the camera mfgr. The camera did come with a cable with the proper adapter, guess I could splice it into this supply instead, except I didn’t bring it with me.
No sign on camera or video that the kid on the 4x4 went in the barn. That’s good. Had to get my dvr password from my brother, I had forgotten it. I’ve had this dvr with analog cameras running in the barn for at least 5-6 yrs now I think. Surprised it still works, but pictures pretty grainy. I also have a game camera in the barn.
Mower won’t start, acts like weak battery. I put it on battery tender charger overnight. Tomorrow I’ll try jump starter to make sure mower runs, then get new battery if it does.
Also brought fan switch to put in ceiling fan. Grabbed one from an old non working ceiling fan I had in my basement. Last time here the switch chain broke inside the switch.
And tractors been overheating. Dads been putting straight water in it. No wonder.
When the hunter brought tractor in tonight from mowing, you could hear radiator boiling, but he said temperature Guage didn’t say overheating. Humm.
I did blow radiator out with radiator genie, think I’ll leave that here. I’ll top it with antifreeze in morning.
Probably won’t get to the post in the barn.
Wife said, you want to take your drone. Nah, I won’t have time to fly it. Should have brought it. I hiked up the hill to see where he was mowing.
Replaced batteries on cell camera. The cheap 12v supply I bought on Amazon is loose where it plugs into the camera, so apparently ran on batteries instead. Guess I’ll have to spring for the $50 one from the camera mfgr. The camera did come with a cable with the proper adapter, guess I could splice it into this supply instead, except I didn’t bring it with me.
No sign on camera or video that the kid on the 4x4 went in the barn. That’s good. Had to get my dvr password from my brother, I had forgotten it. I’ve had this dvr with analog cameras running in the barn for at least 5-6 yrs now I think. Surprised it still works, but pictures pretty grainy. I also have a game camera in the barn.
Mower won’t start, acts like weak battery. I put it on battery tender charger overnight. Tomorrow I’ll try jump starter to make sure mower runs, then get new battery if it does.
Also brought fan switch to put in ceiling fan. Grabbed one from an old non working ceiling fan I had in my basement. Last time here the switch chain broke inside the switch.
And tractors been overheating. Dads been putting straight water in it. No wonder.
When the hunter brought tractor in tonight from mowing, you could hear radiator boiling, but he said temperature Guage didn’t say overheating. Humm.
I did blow radiator out with radiator genie, think I’ll leave that here. I’ll top it with antifreeze in morning.
Probably won’t get to the post in the barn.
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being an El Camino(s) owner, i just NEED to see a photo of your Ute (please & thanks)
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It's just an '07 extended-cab Toyota Hilux... in NA it's called a "Tacoma". Mine's a V6 auto.being an El Camino(s) owner, i just NEED to see a photo of your Ute (please & thanks)
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Yeah, I'm not sure exactly which one of the smorgasbord of nibbles set off 'the cleansing'.
But I'm sure grateful to live in these modern times with indoor plumbing as opposed to running out to the "long-drop".[and reply to LS] Fuel wise - Tassie, being an island, has always had slightly more pricy petrol/diesel costs than the 'North Island' (Tasmanians jokingly call mainland Aus that... with a nod to our Kiwi Mates). Diesel is around A$2.40 per litre at the moment. Nothing we can do about it.
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2022-06-29, 0416
53° right now...high about 80 today.
Prepping for an audit (quality systems) today. Since I've been working remotely for quite a while, I know I'll be getting some findings.
Not too concerned though...
53° right now...high about 80 today.
Prepping for an audit (quality systems) today. Since I've been working remotely for quite a while, I know I'll be getting some findings.
Not too concerned though...
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buckeyefarmer - awesome photo, i love it
LS - we bought a trailer dolly on Marketplace, most were $75-$100 Cdn, very handy
PJSprog - sounds like the Wild West, stay safe, praying
prayers for all of the various reported needs, and those that are note noted.
we had rain today, I had a day in the house, and then started to load garbage into the truck - plan is to fill up between now and Monday, then unload at dump
Thomas - I love that fuel gauge, might have to borrow that photo
rswyan - you be busy, great photos, thanks for sharing them
wagtail - the Hilux is cool, I looked at a right hand drive a few yrs ago but decided that my Silverado was just fine
mostly_gas - the leg spasms are so annoying, they happen regularly and mostly after a long day where I've been physically busy - it is not restless leg syndrome (rather my CP) and oddly, COFFEE usually can calm things down
RoyJ - your wise words in RED will no doubt be helpful during the audit , I believe in you (I don't recall what line of work you do, but praying the audit results in a high pass)
night all
LS - we bought a trailer dolly on Marketplace, most were $75-$100 Cdn, very handy
PJSprog - sounds like the Wild West, stay safe, praying
prayers for all of the various reported needs, and those that are note noted.
we had rain today, I had a day in the house, and then started to load garbage into the truck - plan is to fill up between now and Monday, then unload at dump
Thomas - I love that fuel gauge, might have to borrow that photo
rswyan - you be busy, great photos, thanks for sharing them
wagtail - the Hilux is cool, I looked at a right hand drive a few yrs ago but decided that my Silverado was just fine
mostly_gas - the leg spasms are so annoying, they happen regularly and mostly after a long day where I've been physically busy - it is not restless leg syndrome (rather my CP) and oddly, COFFEE usually can calm things down
RoyJ - your wise words in RED will no doubt be helpful during the audit
, I believe in you (I don't recall what line of work you do, but praying the audit results in a high pass)night all
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I'm a Quality Manager at an aerospace machine shop...RoyJ - your wise words in RED will no doubt be helpful during the audit
I've handled a lot of audits over the last 20some years. Main thing, answer the auditor's questions in as few words as possible...if he or she needs more info, they'll ask...
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RoyJ - less is more, it worked the same when I worked in the Courts. The judge called my report "pithy" one time ... I knowingly smiled, my colleague was concerned
Buppies - how is Mrs Buppies recuperation going ?
Buppies - how is Mrs Buppies recuperation going ?
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She is moving slowly hot tub is helping sick to her stomach this morning. Thanks for asking
51 this morning high of 86 still no rain
Prayers for all silent or spoken
Prayers for Toppop Helogabals Eric
51 this morning high of 86 still no rain
Prayers for all silent or spoken
Prayers for Toppop Helogabals Eric
daugen
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good morning all
looks like a nice warm sunny summer day, high upper 80's.
Off to meeting at church, then need to fill the gas tank (groan) and then go food shopping.
this afternoon, mow the lawn, wash the car, and put stuff away.
hump day RNG. Are you out touring the wilderness today?
plantar fasciitis swollen up this morning on right foot, probably due to walking last few days and pressing down on accelerator. Though i do try to stay on adaptive cruise as much as possible.
scaredy, I was only talking in general about being totalled. I'm at 150k miles and need some replacement parts. Some parts no longer available...
Trick is to make the most of what you have.
looks like a nice warm sunny summer day, high upper 80's.
Off to meeting at church, then need to fill the gas tank (groan) and then go food shopping.
this afternoon, mow the lawn, wash the car, and put stuff away.
hump day RNG. Are you out touring the wilderness today?
plantar fasciitis swollen up this morning on right foot, probably due to walking last few days and pressing down on accelerator. Though i do try to stay on adaptive cruise as much as possible.
scaredy, I was only talking in general about being totalled. I'm at 150k miles and need some replacement parts. Some parts no longer available...
Trick is to make the most of what you have.
