Mousefield
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Mix of sun/cloud today with a high of 18C/64F.
Good morning!!!!
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300UGUY
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I had a car that was in a hail storm, hail a inch in diameter left it looking like somebody had taken a small ball peen hammer to the whole car. Didn't break the glass, but sure didn't help the resale value.
daugen
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well luckily hail isn't likely to hurt your disc harrow left outside, but I don't think grapefruit sized hail would do the cab of a tractor any good.
Or the hood...
And think of all those temporary plastic garages the magazines want to sell us. Might not be a pretty sight. Travel trailers, motor homes, the list goes on and on.
Or the hood...
And think of all those temporary plastic garages the magazines want to sell us. Might not be a pretty sight. Travel trailers, motor homes, the list goes on and on.
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69F, a tad overcast but hopeful
Tractor day
Thoughts and prayers for safe Texans
Have a great day
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Tractor day
Thoughts and prayers for safe Texans
Have a great day
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DABSGT
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Great weather here, upper 70's now did some grass cutting and tinkering so far today have to find another project to keep me busy.
Glad to hear from farmgirl, txdon bird and others in Texas Mother Nature has been busy this year. Stay safe all, prayer for all in Texas.
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Glad to hear from farmgirl, txdon bird and others in Texas Mother Nature has been busy this year. Stay safe all, prayer for all in Texas.
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81 degrees right now 30 percent chance of storms tonight more tomorrow . Hope everyone in Texas is ok
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Looks like I got rained out. Too wet now to dig.
Oh well, tomorrow
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Oh well, tomorrow
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mostly_gas
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good evening all. Hope all the severe weather people are ok.
traveled to Wichita today where it is cooler than at home, cooled off to 68F already.
Forecast is for mid to upper 80's and rain on Sunday moderate wind.
traveled to Wichita today where it is cooler than at home, cooled off to 68F already.
Forecast is for mid to upper 80's and rain on Sunday moderate wind.
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2013-05-17, 0430
47 right now, a high of 63 predicted...clear and sunny.
The unpacking continues! We have a lot of work to do!
Mowed the lawn yesterday...about 60% of it anyway. Big lawn!!
47 right now, a high of 63 predicted...clear and sunny.
The unpacking continues! We have a lot of work to do!
Mowed the lawn yesterday...about 60% of it anyway. Big lawn!!
daugen
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a warm morning at 60 degrees going up to 77. Good day to do a little more planting.
Stayed home yesterday and worked on the lawn, doing reseeding that was required. Bought a new pull behind spreader
last year, filled it up with weed and feed from the feed mill, instead of Scotts..., and proceeded apparently to drive around a bit too much
plus stronger fertilizer and a good bit of our home lawn died due to my stupidity. Now on the second reseed, and it's coming back nicely.
I'd prefer not using any fertilizer but my wife love's the stuff, though she finally now understands that "more" is not better....
Stayed home yesterday and worked on the lawn, doing reseeding that was required. Bought a new pull behind spreader
last year, filled it up with weed and feed from the feed mill, instead of Scotts..., and proceeded apparently to drive around a bit too much
plus stronger fertilizer and a good bit of our home lawn died due to my stupidity. Now on the second reseed, and it's coming back nicely.
I'd prefer not using any fertilizer but my wife love's the stuff, though she finally now understands that "more" is not better....
