RoyJackson
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- Bethel, Vermont
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- John Deere 4052R Cab,, Deere 855D UTV, Z920A Zero Turn Mower and assorted implements
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mostly_gas
Super Member
Good evening all. 69F for the start, overcast, light breeze and .3 inch in rain gauge. Light wind today, sky cleared through the day, and high temp was 89F HI 94F and DP 68F. Lower humidity for next couple of days. Chapel to start day, make wife's breakfast, watch TDF, those guys are beasts. US guy won the stage. Did get nap in and walk with wife.
Covid update: Cooke 3245 confirmed cases, 4 active cases, Montague 1794 confirmed cases, 5 active cases, Grayson, 11374 confirmed cases, 13 active cases.
RS cats always find the best place for a nap
David. good luck with caretaker interviews
Ron enjoy your NASCAR, nice pic
Buppies glad you enjoyed your beach time
Thomas you have some nice weather to enjoy.
Drew sorry about Honda salesman, hope time w/ brother was good
Phil nice work on the mower
Billy glad you got some mountain time, yes good birthday Thanks
Paul glad you got some family time, hope rehearsal went well
Roy plenty to do today
RNG good work on bunny, good plan for weekend. Sounds like you are close on trench, good to hear order is being handled quickly.
Drew I think RNG will send it to you i you want
Roy thanks for hat link
Don thanks for the link
RS enjoy the inside day.
RS glad catch basin is working
Phil glad repair worked
prayer for all, especially Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter, Bird/aging issues/daughter's foot, Billy/skin cancer surgery, David(moss)/remodel/divorce, Buppies cancer surgery, Phil/reflux/wife's eyes,Steppenwolfe/son-auto immune disorder, Dennis/older brother/son, Grev/wife's eye, Randy/vision issues, Bill/DIL home care, Ted/knee recovery, Doug and wife/health issues/nerve and pain/ wife's eyes, Ken/uncle, Drew/tendon healing, David(sadamo)/Sophie's eye surgery,RNG/fire season, and Country.
stay safe and healthy you all.
Covid update: Cooke 3245 confirmed cases, 4 active cases, Montague 1794 confirmed cases, 5 active cases, Grayson, 11374 confirmed cases, 13 active cases.
RS cats always find the best place for a nap
David. good luck with caretaker interviews
Ron enjoy your NASCAR, nice pic
Buppies glad you enjoyed your beach time
Thomas you have some nice weather to enjoy.
Drew sorry about Honda salesman, hope time w/ brother was good
Phil nice work on the mower
Billy glad you got some mountain time, yes good birthday Thanks
Paul glad you got some family time, hope rehearsal went well
Roy plenty to do today
RNG good work on bunny, good plan for weekend. Sounds like you are close on trench, good to hear order is being handled quickly.
Drew I think RNG will send it to you i you want
Roy thanks for hat link
Don thanks for the link
RS enjoy the inside day.
RS glad catch basin is working
Phil glad repair worked
prayer for all, especially Jay/Peg, Kyle's daughter, Bird/aging issues/daughter's foot, Billy/skin cancer surgery, David(moss)/remodel/divorce, Buppies cancer surgery, Phil/reflux/wife's eyes,Steppenwolfe/son-auto immune disorder, Dennis/older brother/son, Grev/wife's eye, Randy/vision issues, Bill/DIL home care, Ted/knee recovery, Doug and wife/health issues/nerve and pain/ wife's eyes, Ken/uncle, Drew/tendon healing, David(sadamo)/Sophie's eye surgery,RNG/fire season, and Country.
stay safe and healthy you all.
ronjhall
Super Star Member
Drinking first cup of coffee. 63° with cloudy skies this morning. Heading to 79° with cloudy skies all day. It rained all day yesterday. Got everything on my list done yesterday. Nothing. Hope it is dry enough today to put weed killer down. They are winning the battle in some areas of yard.
Little ones have to be fed even when it is raining.
The hat I ordered showed up Friday. Wore it to cut grass Saturday. It worked well. Much quieter than baseball cap. It has a knitted area around inside. This helped keep it on. The only gap is from my glasses which makes my Worktunes fit much better and are quieter. Head size adjustment was 22 to 24". I purchased it on Amazon. But could not find it today.
Buppies, glad you had a good time at beach.
Everyone stay safe and healthy.
Good Morning All.
Little ones have to be fed even when it is raining.
The hat I ordered showed up Friday. Wore it to cut grass Saturday. It worked well. Much quieter than baseball cap. It has a knitted area around inside. This helped keep it on. The only gap is from my glasses which makes my Worktunes fit much better and are quieter. Head size adjustment was 22 to 24". I purchased it on Amazon. But could not find it today.
Buppies, glad you had a good time at beach.
Everyone stay safe and healthy.
Good Morning All.
daugen
Epic Contributor
good morning folks
warm and wet day again with showers coming in this afternoon, seems to be a pattern setting up.
I'm off to PT, then supermarket, then home to work in the garage organizing tools a little.
my first tomato yesterday was great, more acidic than what you get in store, fresher of course.
And I see my first Black Beauty eggplant starting to form. Chatted with neighbor with kids and she is excited about bringing her
young kids over next weekend to pick potatoes.
trying to figure out what approach to take with Honda salesman. Didn't return my phone call in a week, clearly dodging me.
warm and wet day again with showers coming in this afternoon, seems to be a pattern setting up.
I'm off to PT, then supermarket, then home to work in the garage organizing tools a little.
my first tomato yesterday was great, more acidic than what you get in store, fresher of course.
And I see my first Black Beauty eggplant starting to form. Chatted with neighbor with kids and she is excited about bringing her
young kids over next weekend to pick potatoes.
trying to figure out what approach to take with Honda salesman. Didn't return my phone call in a week, clearly dodging me.
Buppies
Super Star Member
- Joined
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- SouthWestern Virginia
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- Kubota L5240 EX mark 60 in 29 hp Toro 60inch Z Master 21 inch walk behind Polaris 900 hunter edition 30in toro walk behind
Got home last night at 12:30 kinda late but that’s ok. Off to work this morning grading only paver still in shop
we ate in mostly in last week but if you did try to go out long lines no reservations to be had
Prayers for all
we ate in mostly in last week but if you did try to go out long lines no reservations to be had
Prayers for all
wngsprd
Super Member
Already muggy, going to 94.
Kyle, that friend of your daughter can really eat. Hope the beast is running well.
Glad you had a good stay at the beach, Buppies. Ends too soon, right?
Boosted my walking mileage up...did 3.6 miles in the woods...still catching and killing deerflies each walk...total is 939 this year...the deerfly "season" usually ends mid-August, so don't think I'll catch last year's total of 1,940. I wouldn't bother counting, but became amazed a few years ago how I could kill over 100 in a hike, seeming to have wiped them out, only to go back the next day and kill another 100. At least I'm only finding an occasional tick. I'm easily entertained.
Kyle, that friend of your daughter can really eat. Hope the beast is running well.
Glad you had a good stay at the beach, Buppies. Ends too soon, right?
Boosted my walking mileage up...did 3.6 miles in the woods...still catching and killing deerflies each walk...total is 939 this year...the deerfly "season" usually ends mid-August, so don't think I'll catch last year's total of 1,940. I wouldn't bother counting, but became amazed a few years ago how I could kill over 100 in a hike, seeming to have wiped them out, only to go back the next day and kill another 100. At least I'm only finding an occasional tick. I'm easily entertained.
RedNeckGeek
Super Member
- Joined
- Jan 1, 2011
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- 8,754
- Location
- Butte County & Orcutt, California
- Tractor
- Kubota M62, Kubota L3240D HST (SOLD!), Kubota RTV900
Good Morning!!!! 78F @ 4:00AM. Sunny. High 104F. Winds S at 5 to 10 mph.
Looking forward to some cooler weather by the end of the week. Yesterday's high here was 109F.
Two large wildfires raging north of here. One in Oregon is threatening power lines that feed California, so we have a Flex Alert starting at 4PM today. I'm signed up with PG&E that they can cut power to my A/C unit if they start running low, but with the new solar wiring, I'm not sure it'll work anymore because I think the signal comes in over the power lines. We'll see.
Do any of the noise cancelling headphones have bands that go around the back of your head? Seems like that would take care of the hat problem. I'm finding the canopy on the M62 is quite the luxury: No hat required to protect my noggin from the sun.
That many deerflies on a hike would drive me absolutely nuts, Billy. How do you stand it?
I think I've finished digging by the pumphouse after pulling a football sized rock out yesterday. Gonna need another trip to HD for more PVC fittings, though, and it probably won't be the last. Found a couple more cave ins on the trench when I walked it yesterday, but let them be because they're probably not the last, either. Still have to order one last wire for the electrical conduit, but I think I can take care of that today.
Made up an external boot disc so I could try my main laptop with Apple's latest Big Sur OS, and as always some of my software will require expensive upgrades. This time around, though, I'll be looking toward the Open Source community for a more affordable alternative that doesn't involve yearly or even monthly subscription fees.
Today I'm gonna see if I can't get in a little motorcycle maintenance before it gets too hot out in the garage. Thought about it yesterday, but it was a regular oven out there by the time I had lunch.
Hope everyone's week gets off to a great start!
Looking forward to some cooler weather by the end of the week. Yesterday's high here was 109F.
Two large wildfires raging north of here. One in Oregon is threatening power lines that feed California, so we have a Flex Alert starting at 4PM today. I'm signed up with PG&E that they can cut power to my A/C unit if they start running low, but with the new solar wiring, I'm not sure it'll work anymore because I think the signal comes in over the power lines. We'll see.
Do any of the noise cancelling headphones have bands that go around the back of your head? Seems like that would take care of the hat problem. I'm finding the canopy on the M62 is quite the luxury: No hat required to protect my noggin from the sun.
That many deerflies on a hike would drive me absolutely nuts, Billy. How do you stand it?
I think I've finished digging by the pumphouse after pulling a football sized rock out yesterday. Gonna need another trip to HD for more PVC fittings, though, and it probably won't be the last. Found a couple more cave ins on the trench when I walked it yesterday, but let them be because they're probably not the last, either. Still have to order one last wire for the electrical conduit, but I think I can take care of that today.
Made up an external boot disc so I could try my main laptop with Apple's latest Big Sur OS, and as always some of my software will require expensive upgrades. This time around, though, I'll be looking toward the Open Source community for a more affordable alternative that doesn't involve yearly or even monthly subscription fees.
Today I'm gonna see if I can't get in a little motorcycle maintenance before it gets too hot out in the garage. Thought about it yesterday, but it was a regular oven out there by the time I had lunch.
Hope everyone's week gets off to a great start!
Kyle_in_Tex
Super Star Member
TxDon, nice hat. Was surprised to see it's pricy.
Billy, so do you just swat the deerflies by hand, or do you carry a secret weapon?
We got a minimum amount of rain this weekend. Call it a trace.
I changed oil/filter in the Yaris and Yukon.
I have to drop daughter off at work this morning. It is about 12 miles, in the wrong direction. So it makes my commute about 92 miles.
RNG, prayers y'all get some rain.
I got to go, more later.
Billy, so do you just swat the deerflies by hand, or do you carry a secret weapon?
We got a minimum amount of rain this weekend. Call it a trace.
I changed oil/filter in the Yaris and Yukon.
I have to drop daughter off at work this morning. It is about 12 miles, in the wrong direction. So it makes my commute about 92 miles.
RNG, prayers y'all get some rain.
I got to go, more later.
wngsprd
Super Member
I do have a secret weapon...a butterfly net my wife bought at the Dollar store...in fact she bought about 6 since they tear after a while. The deerflies want to land high on the body...never seem to care about the legs or trunk, so I just wave the net in a figure 8 over my head, and occasionally along the side of my arms. After a while, I grab the net and choke it down to squeeze the life out of the suckers...then count them in the net. When I'm at the bridge, I dump them in the creek where the frogs and water striders grab them...fast food.
RNG, it isn't too much of a bother as long as I remember to take the net. The biggest bother is occasionally knocking my hat off as I wave the net. They are only out about 2 months during early summer, and I rarely encounter mosquitos...maybe the deerflies eat them. Funny thing is when I hike in the nearby battlefield forest park, I never see deerflies. I hope you don't have problems with losing power. Does Apple make you pay a fee to use its OS?
Popgadget
Elite Member
Good morning
It’s 70 going to 85 with thunderstorms possible all day.
Yesterday went pretty well overall, rehearsal went well with only one or two train wrecks.
Family came from NY to pick up speakers and see the alpacas. There were 3 young kids that were just bouncing off the walls. Totally out of control or hyperactive, not much direction or discipline from parents.
Wife was not sorry to see their taillights in the lane. The good news was they took two speakers with them in their Diesel Mercedes SUV.
Today I’m off to help a friend put up a couple of steel Flitch plates on an old mortise and tenon beam. The plan is to clamp them in place and use a magnetic drill press to drill square through the beam. Hopefully the plan works.
It’s 70 going to 85 with thunderstorms possible all day.
Yesterday went pretty well overall, rehearsal went well with only one or two train wrecks.
Family came from NY to pick up speakers and see the alpacas. There were 3 young kids that were just bouncing off the walls. Totally out of control or hyperactive, not much direction or discipline from parents.
Wife was not sorry to see their taillights in the lane. The good news was they took two speakers with them in their Diesel Mercedes SUV.
Today I’m off to help a friend put up a couple of steel Flitch plates on an old mortise and tenon beam. The plan is to clamp them in place and use a magnetic drill press to drill square through the beam. Hopefully the plan works.
