Good morning!!!!

[Buppies]

Dickenson County in far SWVa on the Ky border. The Breaks is an interesting place to visit

 

[Thomas]

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You would think driver would be smarter than the wildlife.

 

[Buppies]

Thomas did you see my answer about how long

 

[Thomas]

59 high of 87 today will take the day as it comes

Two deer playing in back yard late yesterday afternoon interesting to watch. Lots of acorns for them to eat but mast on the small side. Leaves are beginning to fall more numerous now but not very colorful. Interesting to see the restocking of elk to far SW Va is so far successful a Very beautiful animal that has been long gone from these parts

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:thumbsup: Bulking elf on crisp morning indeed sound to hear.

 

[Thomas]

Thomas did you see my answer about how long

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Yes and just about to reply w/thank you.
Thanks heck of driveway plus,must be long day for the your crew.

 

[Thomas]

58F high of 90 w/uncomfortable humidity.
Yesterday out before day break starting on list to get things down town,than blowing leaves bouncing riding mower for number of hours,than dinner date in which Mrs. inform me at noon w/others early evening,hit the pillow 10pm...no TBN yesterday.

Today slow motion putter day.:thumbsup:

 

[Buppies]

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Yes and just about to reply w/thank you.
Thanks heck of driveway plus,must be long day for the your crew.

We had four trucks done by 3:30 relatively easy day so to speak. Hand work only in area at the house rest is just tamping edges

 

[Buppies]

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:thumbsup: Bulking elf on crisp morning indeed sound to hear.

The first time I heard one in 1989 was quite a shock strange noise for a 2000lb animal

 

[RoyJackson]

I think seeing an elk, or a moose, would be seriously cool.

Don't think I'd want to see a moose on the road, especially at night. Their eyes don't reflect like most critters' eye do, so you might not see anything until you're right on top of the moose. A 150 lb. deer can do enough damage...an 800-1000 lb. moose...well, do the math...
Quick anecdote...shortly after moving to our house, we had a chain link fence install (for our dog's protection). One day I'm setting on the back deck, and here comes a full grown moose, just ambling like she owned the place. By "she"...no antlers so I reckon it was a cow. Anyway...she's ambling along the fence line...then our Boxer starts barking and moose takes a short cut down to the field.
I see deer quite often, but that's the first and last time I'd seen a moose.

Now, for today's "news":
2017-09-24, 0859 (a much more reasonable time on a weekend!)

60 right now...high in the upper 80's today.
I mowed the backyard (fenced in area) and side yesterday....also used to Z-Turn to blow some accumulating leaves over the embankments. The rest of the lawn doesn't really need mowing. I'm going to check the field...might mow that.
Otherwise, nothing special planned...

 

[farmer2009]

65 this morning and headed to 89 today.

Put new inside skid shoe on disc mower yesterday and started digging post holes for working pen expansion. Will go cut about 15 acres of hay today. That's the 15 acres I want to drill this fall. Getting towards the end of planting window. But have been in a weather holding pattern as we've been wet for September. Usually if we get more than one measurable rain in September we're good. This year it's raining every 4-5 days.

Buppies that's a long driveway to pave.