toppop52
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Got to 69° today, raining now. Cooler for a while after this.
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daugen
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rain just got here in earnest, think this is going to be a night with some thunderboomers.
I think it was mid seventies here, nice day but wind started picking up and really started to blow this afternoon.
the outside air vent in the kitchen range hood was making a weird whine and moan and clackety clack.
Going to be 12 trillion sticks to pick up.
I think it was mid seventies here, nice day but wind started picking up and really started to blow this afternoon.
the outside air vent in the kitchen range hood was making a weird whine and moan and clackety clack.
Going to be 12 trillion sticks to pick up.
toppop52
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Drew, you need a stick picker upper!
lostcreekranch
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Landscape Rake!
daugen
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teenager....
thunderstorms booming away, rain pounding down
low bass rumbles through the house vibrating everything like
one was next to a quarry while it was blasting.
good night to be home and a good night to have gutters...
thunderstorms booming away, rain pounding down
low bass rumbles through the house vibrating everything like
one was next to a quarry while it was blasting.
good night to be home and a good night to have gutters...
Chief9697
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Well Good Evening Guys on the road again and now I was shipped out to Norman Oklahoma for a two week training course for my Job... Being from NYS, which is 46* right now and down here it is now 32*... By the way where are all of your mountains out here... I can see Dallas from the second floor of the building.. Chief .:moose:
buckeyefarmer
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Builder near me laid a 12" culvert in the ditch and barely covered it with some stone. 1st concrete truck turned it into a pretzle, smashed and the ends sticking 90° into the air. When they finished the drive they ripped it out and never put a new one in.
mostly_gas
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Good evening all. 33F an breezy this morning to go with clearing skies. Made it to 48F clear and fairly windy today. Town run, some light grocery shopping, Home Depot run, insurance dealings, hair cut and small engine parts run. Then lunch, bike ride and computer consulting.
RoyJackson
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2016-02-04, 0210
36 right now...high of 44 today.
36 right now...high of 44 today.
Eric Salop
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Good morning. Several degrees above freezing this morning and still rising fast.
Kev, nice to see the progress you are making with your wagon, looks much better now you stripped all that nasty blue paint off.
Only kidding !!
, it looks very smart and, as every with your work, that seat looks extremely well crafted, bet you can't wait to show it off in a parade.
Talking of parades, last week I was asked if my fields could be used as part of a parade and off road route for a run of about 100 old tractors. The attraction of this place was that they could come out down a narrow lane that goes from the last field back to the road. Only problem is that badgers have made the lane impassable by digging holes. Badgers are very common, however they have far more "legal rights" than humans in this country. I will have to fill in a pile of paperwork before I can fill the holes in and it's doubtful if the powers that be will grant me the necessary license in time for the tractor run.
Kev, nice to see the progress you are making with your wagon, looks much better now you stripped all that nasty blue paint off.
Only kidding !!
, it looks very smart and, as every with your work, that seat looks extremely well crafted, bet you can't wait to show it off in a parade.Talking of parades, last week I was asked if my fields could be used as part of a parade and off road route for a run of about 100 old tractors. The attraction of this place was that they could come out down a narrow lane that goes from the last field back to the road. Only problem is that badgers have made the lane impassable by digging holes. Badgers are very common, however they have far more "legal rights" than humans in this country. I will have to fill in a pile of paperwork before I can fill the holes in and it's doubtful if the powers that be will grant me the necessary license in time for the tractor run.