Good morning!!!!

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Frits the flowers look nice!
We have bluebonnets blooming down here right now.

Also looking for the dewberry vines blooming now, to hope to pick some next month or early May.

 

[m7040]

one more flower picture from this afternoon

 

[Buppies]

Yellow flowers are beautiful

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

so I have had to turn adblocker back on. The ads are getting rediculous even between posts and also the right column...
Stiil not working great.

Anyone pay for and use surfshark?

 

[scott_vt]

Good Evening,

Gravely is in such nice shape, incredibly well made.

Ken, that tractor is indeed a beautiful machine. Anyone would love to own that machine.

Paul, thanks for the detailed explanation. I kind of figured it was similar to stereo lithography in the support structures aspect.

 

[scott_vt]

Good Evening,
Our good friends across the street who really into old cars. They have an enclosed trailer, tandem axle , 7 ft wide by 14 1/2 ft inside length with a 4500 lb winch inside. He would sell it to my younger son and myself for $1500 to $2000. It was manufactured in 2012 and is in excellent shape. I could fit the model A in there if I wanted to take it to a show etc. our issue is where do we store it. But at that price it’s a steal, it’s in beautiful shape. If we did buy it we would split the cost.
Here are some pictures

 

[Engineer42]

I wondered why the house was cool this morning, 65°F, (I keep the place at 72) pushed the reset button on the Beckett burner and heard click, click, click. Called the burner service guy and fired up the wood furnace. Burner guy spent more time yakking than it did to replace the coupler that went for a dump. $242.oo After hours service call $160.oo+coupler+fuel to get here from Powassan=$242.oo Talked to him about using Power service as an anti-gel. Basically turned him onto PS. He has been using Methyl Hydrate. I don't like MH because it will rot rubber. Now I don't have to scramble to get winter oil in April after the refineries are changing over to summer oil. I'll just get summer oil and dump a couple of gallons of PS into the big tank.
Right after he left I went out and scraped some more slush off the driveway/parking area. 2 hours at that and am now back inside.
The freezing rain so far amounted to 1/8". My tire chains broke it up nicely.

Dang Bill, you need to warm it up up there. Almost 80° here today.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Good Evening,
Our good friends across the street who really into old cars. They have an enclosed trailer, tandem axle , 7 ft wide by 14 1/2 ft inside length with a 4500 lb winch inside. He would sell it to my younger son and myself for $1500 to $2000. It was manufactured in 2012 and is in excellent shape. I could fit the model A in there if I wanted to take it to a show etc. our issue is where do we store it. But at that price it’s a steal, it’s in beautiful shape. If we did buy it we would split the cost.
Here are some pictures

That's a great deal Scotty! Those things sell like hot cakes to contractors and such. If you don't want it, you can sell it.

 

[Wagtail]

Good (Monday) morning. Overnight Low of 9.5C and it's presently 14.4C, overcast with a steady to gusting wind. There was 1.5mm in the gauge @ 0900 with misty rain continuing.

I've got a tree limbing task to do at the Church later on this week (once the wind dies down). Yesterday's wind did some damage to a, of course, difficult to access leading edge of the Church Hall tin roof. Fortunately I won't have to organise that repair as our Treasurer 'knows a bloke'.

So, what with the weather, it looks like a relaxing day for me.

That's about it, take care all.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

A usual sunday, worship, then lunch at the usual italian place. This afternoon prepped for the class I taught tonight that went well.
Just a few sprinkles of rain, not enough to wet the ground. Supposed to rain some tomorrow, will work the deck around the rain. Need to dig holes for posts for the lower deck, was hoping it would rain some to soften up the ground. Looks like Lots of rain the end of next week.