Kyle_in_Tex
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My buddy still has his J-3, hasn't offered it online or such. I could ask him what he wants for it. It's in pretty good shape as far as I know.
Texas Fall/Winter thread!
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farmgirl19
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I'd be interested, if it is in really good shape. I guess he took the cure for the dreaded disease, for a little while. He'll want another, at some point. It's a terrible sickness, I'm telling ya!
Kyle_in_Tex
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He has a SuperCub that needs to be restored and a TriPacer that needs a bit to finish it up. Both have been in storage for a long time.
Lou66
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Kids, grandkids, great grandkids and friends has gone home,, we had Christmas today,, because we were busy on the 25th,, Now a large glass of Chivas with a little ice water on the side,, Hot tub is calling,, tomorrow starts a new year.. Looking back it been a good one,, Looking forward I don't know.. isn't that what life about,, knowing all the answers up to this point,, Wish someone would give me a quiz,, before I kill these brain cells tonight.
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bindian
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Well, it might have to be another bottle. This one is gonna go lower tonight. Buy all three and get volume discounts.
hugs, Brandi
farmgirl19
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Kyle; TriPacer isn't a taildragger, so I'm not interested there. If Cub needs work, I'm not interested there either, unless it is REALLY cheap. Prefer to have something with a fresh annual when I get it. I'd also want the old 65 hp on the J-3. I like the old stock stuff.
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sseelhoff
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Spent the day getting the garden ready. Started building the fountain, and hauled 20 loads of compost and tilled them in to the raised beds. Let that compost and soil rest for a bit. Want to start seeds in a week or so.
farmgirl19
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With 64* temps today, I began weeding in the garden area! :thumbsup:
sseelhoff
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We never got that warm today. Were supposed to, but never made it. Cold front coming through tonight, high in the 50s the rest of the week. Heard it's going to be miserable down here next week.
So what's everyone planting this year?
farmgirl19
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Front came thru here about 2 hours ago. Wind is now from the north, and about 20ktsG30. Temps are dropping.
I'll plant my usual, onions, broccoli, cauliflower, early, then peppers, tomatoes, okra and squashes, once freezes are "supposed" to be history. I'm ready, becasue winter can't go away soon enough, for me!
