Good morning!!!!

[PJSprog]

64°F and clear skies this morning, going up to 91° again today. Last day of summer's last gasp. Highs in the mid-to-upper-70s for the foreseeable future. Still quite dark when I left the house this morning, and was treated to an amazing display of stars overhead when I walked out the door.

Found a guitar speaker cabinet for my studio yesterday on one of those Facebook music gear group pages. Meeting up with the seller after work. It's the same 4x12 cabinet I used to have, but lost in a basement flood at the house I had before I got married (came home to find it, and a lot of other equipment, sitting in 28" of water that came in through the floor drain). Looking forward to getting my studio back in place.

Eric, crappie (pronounced "croppy") is both a delicious fish, and very fun to catch. Little boogers can put up quite a fight for their size.

 

[Thomas]

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Tar walking trail

 

[Bird]

Eric, crappie (pronounced "croppy") is both a delicious fish, and very fun to catch. Little boogers can put up quite a fight for their size.

Also known as "white perch" and in Louisiana they're known as sac-a-lait, and as far as I'm concerned there just isn't any better eating.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Good morning all. 65 here this morning going to 84 with morning fog. Mother in law coming for her weekly visit and then hope to finely get to cutting out the pantry door.

Drew, Kinda like cabbage, stored in a cool place it is cabbage, more water and it ferments and you have sauerkraut.

Mostly, Depends on where you are, We don't have cropie, we have crappy.

Have a great day. Ed

Put cabbage in a pot, bury in your back yard and you’ve got Kimchi!

 

[sodamo]

68°F and .01 inches rain

Make a few adjustments and grease my flail today and should get some mowing in.

Taking wife to dinner tonight, Angry Lobster night a few days ahead of our anniversary on the 30th.

Be safe
Have a great day

 

[daugen]

David/Sodamo, why did a bearing break in your flail? How did you know, squeal?

 

[ronjhall]

Are those cranes, Ron? They look like fairly large birds...

Sandhill Cranes. They are about 4’ when standing straight up.

 

[sodamo]

David/Sodamo, why did a bearing break in your flail? How did you know, squeal?

Drew, no chance of a squeak. Just abuse. Back up and going forward wearing down the albizia stumps.

This is my mud bar. Had the delusion I might be able to straighten:


These are the old bearing, notice the bottom one is missing components:


Fixed:

 

[ronjhall]

5 days and iOS 11.0.1 is out!

 

[farmer2009]

65 this morning and Currently 89.

Still waiting on the dew to dry. Then hopefully bale hay.

Ran the MF255 out of diesel once. Have to open and bleed each injector in firing order. If I remember right that's 1-3-4-2. But when I change fuel filters I use the process described earlier.

Drew. Silage is basically a fermented feed. If it gets oxygen then it will rot and spoil. Silage is created by locking out the oxygen.