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I had the same thought. Cleaned the chimney instead. Go ahead judge me. Thats a beer on the roof.
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Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I had the same thought. Cleaned the chimney instead. Go ahead judge me. Thats a beer on the roof.
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That looks like hot work, I clean mine from the bottom up (in the air conditioning to boot!)...I had the same thought. Cleaned the chimney instead. Go ahead judge me. Thats a beer on the roof.
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Definitely in the high 80’s here earlier
Only 400 more to go...
View attachment 723046- First load today
Actually, I only have room for around 4 more loads.
Calling friends and neighbors..,
Still have a bit left .
Around 6 loads gone out... anyone need some euch?
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I dont have (or want) AC.
I dont like bottom up cleaning. I dont like taking the chance of that nasty **** floating in the air in my house if a bag comes undone or somthing.
I have easy roof access from the porch with an 8 foot ladder.
Simply put a bucket in the stove under the stove pipe. Clean from the top, take bucket out and done.
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L-O-V-E my A/C.
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View attachment 723046- First load today
Only 400 more to go...
Actually, I only have room for around 4 more loads.
Calling friends and neighbors..,
How do you like the MTR’s?
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SVK, if you have a vegetable garden, get rid of that critter fast!
I played with some epoxy today, repaired a window sill and used it on a sitting bench I'm making from a side slab of Hickory (half round). The Epoxy is both great and a PITA at the same time … I'm learning!
Part of the problem is, if you don't want to waste it, you don't have time to do what you started properly.
Was hot as heck today, but now it is raining, and the epoxy says I'm supposed to keep it above 75* for 3 days!!! We will see what happens.
I played with some epoxy today, repaired a window sill and used it on a sitting bench I'm making from a side slab of Hickory (half round). The Epoxy is both great and a PITA at the same time … I'm learning!
Part of the problem is, if you don't want to waste it, you don't have time to do what you started properly.
Was hot as heck today, but now it is raining, and the epoxy says I'm supposed to keep it above 75* for 3 days!!! We will see what happens.
No garden here, he can eat whatever he wants as long as it’s not my personal property!
sure would! have some backstrap still, along with hind quarter in freezer. plan to use the strap real soon...Glad you found it, for those who didn't from either weak eyes or using a cell phone, here it is blown up a little.
Now that would be a nice scrounge
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looks like a nice ol truck! if it starts n runs, interior more ore less ok... it would go for $700.00 down here in a flash!
imo, you'd have a line....
Guess what day it is...
Finally an office with a view!
Nice pitch eh?
steep! what is the roof pitch's run?...
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our a/c! 100% 
I don't love it in the winter - we have natural A/C then. But this weekend, when the heat / humidity index is forecasted to really get out of whack . . . yes.
Philbert
I have been trying some rubber boot repairs with Shoe Goo. back seam split open and 2 2" splits on L side up front. always R boot. contact cemented the seam let set 5 days... then shoe goo. well spoke of product. followed some instr i found on utube i liked. let it sit maybe 10 days, more or less just cause I had other new pair and dint need them. the repair bonds have bonded up well, 3 days use couple hrs each day... still all holding.
I did note tube I got may have had some shelf life. amazon. first bit didn't flow as expected, but ok... rest of what I used then flowed as expected. not much, just enuff.
I am from Seattle. I remember those miserable 4-6 weeks of hot temps during summer. I would not live up there w/o a/c... unless I lived in a mountain cabin at the tree line!
