the US Marines... is the south pacific... WWII... had to endure temps where it was 120f+ in the shade! no cold
for beer-30! but, it was reported, that they din't mind!... only thing worse than warm beer is... no doubt!... no beer! lol
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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the US Marines... is the south pacific... WWII... had to endure temps where it was 120f+ in the shade! no cold
for beer-30! but, it was reported, that they din't mind!... only thing worse than warm beer is... no doubt!... no beer! lol
I liked the grasses where truck parked. is that on ur place JM?
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oic, across the street?
I read this post and started to laugh . the wife asks what's so funny ?
This afternoon she had called me about a shed fore sale on one of her facebook groups polly 25 miles from home , I explained her the logistics of picking up a shed , hauling it 25 miles and then trying to place it where it should go Lol
Call your buddy and ask how many beer for 25 miles
to drink while hauling?...
or for payment: services rendered?
better be sure the 'slow moving vehicle' sign is easily in view:
lol
no doubt!! right up there with walking across the street and scrounging oak and pecan!
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Cut up that small limb. Humidity is insane today. Drenched with sweat and dripping from just a few minutes sawing.
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almost sounds like fake news!! but... no doubt MM is a truthful guy! lol
Because Reptiles are cold blooded, they are attracted to warmth. That is why they sun themselves on rocks and pavement during the day, but at night …
I have also seen this is a big problem in parts of India and other poor places where people sleep on the floor.
And you thought your bed was just to keep you comfortable!!!
Philbert
I don't miss that about my southern days. We lived in Arkansas and Mississippi, cottonmouth, copperhead, Rattlers of several different types....
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Ok I will admit this one gave me the willies and has been put off for a long while. Came down and no one was hurt and no equipment was harmed. Though I truly despise the filter flapper choke on the 038!
bank of america branch near here
nearest chase near me
Now its clouding over so gonna shift gears and try to mow some!! Get my heart back in my chest!
bank of america branch near here
nearest chase near me
Now its clouding over so gonna shift gears and try to mow some!! Get my heart back in my chest!
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Hit 95 with humidity at my shop today , don't even know what that "Feels Like" temp was ...
Got in a black SUV this afternoon , the sweat started pouring off of me before I closed the door Lol
Last Friday I was burning some kindling and a stick of spruce to get rid of the chill and dampness in the house .
I'd rather be burning spruce
Got in a black SUV this afternoon , the sweat started pouring off of me before I closed the door Lol
Last Friday I was burning some kindling and a stick of spruce to get rid of the chill and dampness in the house .
I'd rather be burning spruce
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Same here with the heat. Temp was low 90’s and humidity was in the 90’s also. Didn’t cut any wood, trying to make room for all that white oak. Got a half cord stacked from the previous oak scrounge, another half + to go. Not a bad scrounge for 1 tree and I gave the guy with the backhoe half the trunk for dragging it up to the road. Going to try to go back to the white oak in the morning to finish up the last of the limbs before starting on the trunk, forecast is t-showers.
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Been a light drizzle here since I finished mowing. At this rate it will need cutting again Monday.
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Few pics from today.
Metal somewhere. Didn't find it with the saw so maybe while I'm splitting.
And the Ford.
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Must be other causes of staining like that. Tap root taking up iron or something. I had a hollow oak full of that blue color last fall. Looked like India ink.
If you really want to know, start splitting that area thin, you’ll find it.
Hot swampy day in the welding shop today. Haven't done any wood as other priorities have demanded attention. Wandered around the woodpile tonight at sunset. Been busy gathering our gear together for the annual fishing trip with my 3 boys. 3 days chasing walleye and bass on the French river here in Ontario. After that maybe I'll get stacking and moving.
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Nice haul James, it doesn't get much better than that.
Really like the truck, congrats
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Dan, even I'd rather be burning spruce than dealing with this heat lol.Hit 95 with humidity at my shop today , don't even know what that "Feels Like" temp was ...
Got in a black SUV this afternoon , the sweat started pouring off of me before I closed the door Lol
Last Friday I was burning some kindling and a stick of spruce to get rid of the chill and dampness in the house .
I'd rather be burning spruce
I did scrounge up a smaller elm that died at my place, right next to the woodpile
.The Kubota gave it a shove and made it lean a little(away from the drive) then I let the rain wash the stump off a bit, next thing you know it was down. I had to wait a few days to buck it up as I been pretty sick the last couple weeks and I had to use what energy I had to make it to my daughters wedding
.The ported 361 didn't have any problem with that little elm
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