Good morning!!!!

[Looking4new]

Went out today to grab some logs out of the woods that the power company cut down. Pretty dry and it's firewood. Very little humidity and pushing 80, perfect day for it.
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Ditch was steeper and softer than it looked when I walked it.

Your hoe is a lot heavier than you are.

 

[Joel/ak]

Your hoe is a lot heavier than you are.

Only by a smidgen....lol

Worked out. Had to dig out the far side to fill in the ditch and make smoother transition.

Rest of the wood I'm gonna have to use a chain and drag towards road. Too sketchy and too many dead trees the logs are up against.

It's solid birch so worth the extra work. My kid sells the firewood to help pay for her hockey, besides, any new scenario I can learn from to operate the little machine better. With its small size, I gotta work smarter

 

[m7040]

Went out today to grab some logs out of the woods that the power company cut down. Pretty dry and it's firewood. Very little humidity and pushing 80, perfect day for it.
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Ditch was steeper and softer than it looked when I walked it.

Looks good. It is good to be able to dig your way in and grab large trees and back it out. Swing it to the side and you have a smaller foot print for getting the log out of there. It is a treat to use my KX033 for these activities. Getting stuck I can always use the bucket to drag it out

 

[daugen]

very pleased with this
beautifully boxed, I have a little speaker box now, all nice (thin) finished plywood.
definitely solid cherry and only one marginally sanded corner.
too heavy for me to put in rv, up those stairs and tight fit. Might have to unscrew the legs.
friends coming after lunch tomorrow, one being a long time furniture dealer, just who I want for this job.

if my friend doesn't want the plywood box for any purpose, perhaps
Popgadget can build in 16 woofers for me. Almost all the staples had popped, might need a little glue
to hold together for those low notes...

 

[sodamo]

Nice table, Drew

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

RNG, nice Commando. Yamabond #4 is what they use to assemble engine cases together. It is a "semi-drying" sealer.

Went to help son with cutting the grass. LT180 wouldn't start. Took a bit of troubleshooting, but the pickup tube in the fuel tank had fallen off. It had cracked and fallen. No fuel, no start. need a straight 1/4" x 6" tube. Found some poly on my shelf. It will work for now. Also need to replace the 2020 battery, which has failed to hold a charge.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

stretch of road I could use some input on.
heading out I go through WVA and Kentucky.
The little green icons are my stops.
have nothing scheduled in this area.
looking for places to stop for lunch, see something interesting

never been a horse person so a field of Kentucky thoroughbreds isn't my thing despite the beauty.
I'm thinking rolling fields of Kentucky should be similar to rolling fields of Virginia.
this is where I use google maps to zoom in and then click on museum, or zoo or aquarium.
sometimes if you slowly zoom in and out different labels appear with different info, whatever the mapmaker
felt worthwhile. Google controls it all in some way and very likely profits enormously from the control of data.
I'm not a battlefield person either, sadly plenty of those. But cannons are good...

this shows the going out and coming back meeting point, route 81.
hope to be seeing Buppies and then my brother in VA on way home.

if there is any particular local food I should be eating, that is always good to know.
I will be stopping about once a week at a supermarket. Ability to park easily dominates where I stock up.
not sure we have anyone from this area til I get to PJS in St Louis.
If I'm missing someone obvious, sorry.

enjoy the rain Buppies, wish we got some more

know that route.... Especially I70 across I68 and I64 to Lexington.
Cumberland MD - Eat at Puccini's, right next to I68, easy on and off. Good wood fired Pizza. Large parking below it.

Puccini Restaurant | Cumberland Maryland

Puccini's Restaurant, famous for its wood-fired pizza, also serves sandwiches, wraps, steak entrees, chicken entrees, and Italian pasta dishes and Italian desserts in a family-friendly environment in Cumberland Maryland.

puccinirestaurant.com

Coopers Rock State Forest

Coopers Rock State Forest is famous for a lofty overlook with sweeping views of the Cheat River canyon and many miles of hiking trails.

wvstateparks.com

about 10 miles east of Morgantown, visit Coopers Rock. short distance off of I68, has room to turn at the end and a larger gravel lot near the paved parking lot. only a few feet walk to the overlook......
I79 between morgantown and Charleston is pretty boring to me. Nothing too particular to see.
Nothing much over to Louisville either that I stop at. SE of lexington is Fort Boonesborough. You can cut south at Winchester KY, see it, then head up I75 and catch I64 again at Lexington.
North of Lexington is the Ark Encounter, but you need a day to see it.
I have not driven I64 West of Louisville.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Happy Birthday Kyle,
Nice Table Drew.

Breakfast with the crew today.

Did a little troubleshooting on the AC unit, compressor starts, then I get a lockout. go to test mode, it displays FP2 as the cause, which is Air coil low temperature. if low on freon, my understanding this would cause a low temp here.

 

[Wagtail]

Good (Sunday) morning. Overnight Low of 1.1C and it's presently the same! It's clear and calm. There was 12.5mm in the gauge @ 0700.

As per usual I'm off to Church in about a half hour and then the rest of the day is His.

That's about it, take care all.

 

[Looking4new]

Good looking table, Drew. The shipping box aint so bad either.