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toppop52
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Think Lenny can wait 50 millions years for it to happen?
What if it’s only twenty million?
daugen
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strong storms on radar coming North, going to be a night of boomers and a wet day tomorrow.
60 mph wind gusts and penny size hail. Source...radar indicated. Impact...expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees.
keep the hail away from my okra...
60 mph wind gusts and penny size hail. Source...radar indicated. Impact...expect damage to roofs, siding, and trees.
keep the hail away from my okra...
buckeyefarmer
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Mowed the back field, got a few wild raspberries. Had my spectator. Nice sunset.
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lennyzx11
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I didn't know!
lennyzx11
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Got the girls' closet done with bead board and their washer/dryer platform done out in their garage. Felt good dragging all the tools out in the driveway and working all day. Still gotta get the shop setup.
Still managed to shave one of my plastic sawhorses with the circular saw. I swear I looked under there for clearance but still managed to nick it.
That pair is about 20 years old too. Just getting broke in.
Good tip about running the coax and enet in a conduit. I am going to do that.
Have to sharpen the blades on the LP 60" and the JD 42" this week and hit the lawn again next week. It's looking like maybe 3 times a month in the season.
Tomorrow it looks like getting conduit and burying that coax. Can't get into it with the tractor so it'll be me an ol " Manuel Labor" doing it. Not to bad a run and relatively rocky free it appears.
Still managed to shave one of my plastic sawhorses with the circular saw. I swear I looked under there for clearance but still managed to nick it.
That pair is about 20 years old too. Just getting broke in.
Good tip about running the coax and enet in a conduit. I am going to do that.
Have to sharpen the blades on the LP 60" and the JD 42" this week and hit the lawn again next week. It's looking like maybe 3 times a month in the season.
Tomorrow it looks like getting conduit and burying that coax. Can't get into it with the tractor so it'll be me an ol " Manuel Labor" doing it. Not to bad a run and relatively rocky free it appears.
mostly_gas
Super Member
Good evening all. 72F for the start, partly cloudy, calm wind and .2 inch rain. Moderate wind day today, sky would clear off then cloud up, and high temp was 95F. choir practice to start, then mow lawn. Lunch nap and bike maintenance, and change back to the volagi.
Prayers for all.
Prayers for all.
farmer2009
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77 tonight and very humid. 2.5 inches of rain overnight and this morning. Finished the morning off with a severe thunderstorm warning and what appears to be a tornado. EF1 is preliminary reports. Hit the small town my wife is from. Damage was about a mile from her mother and brothers place. It did hit the graveyard her dad is buried in. Missed his headstone by about 100 feet, and left the large oak he is resting under. Took most of the other trees though. Damage to some roofs and railroad from what we could see. Lots of trees down.
Wife found video on Facebook of the touchdown. It was shot in the coal strip pits from the dragline. 2-3 miles away.
More storms expected overnight. Maybe not as bad.
Wife found video on Facebook of the touchdown. It was shot in the coal strip pits from the dragline. 2-3 miles away.
More storms expected overnight. Maybe not as bad.
txdon
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I was really missing my tractor this afternoon when I went to unload the 300# harbor freight tool box on a pallet from the back of my truck. (found a coupon) The plan was to unbox it take all the drawers out lower it off the truck and then reassemble it. As I was on the back of the pickup contemplating how to start some landscapers across the street ask if I need help, you betcha, we unloaded the pallet in 20 seconds and they got a nice tip. Saved me an hour of being in the hot sun.
txdon
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Mostly gas, today I started my bike training, I signed up for a spinning class. While I'm taking the class I'll refurbish my old triathlon bike and should be ready to hit the road in a month or two. I might even join the bike club. I might need some advice on how and what to replace. The bike has been out of service for 20 years.