Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Wow. Now that's a game of cricket. Well done England. Well done both teams for putting on such a spectacle.
I don't know?I guess that's good.. Who's on first?
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Second base.I don't know?
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I see you Rodney.
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It was 93°F with 102° feels like when I mowed earlier. I just cut those small box elders down (and brushed em out) that I clobbered with that oak. Just couldn't keep looking at em. Now the temps dropping, dew points dropping and just got severe thunderstorm alerts.
Guess we'll find out. I was hoping the lawn would burn and slow down for a while! Even had the AC on for an hour today!
Probably keep working on the small box elders as time permits. Just gonna cut em into poles to feed the buzz saw this fall. Haven't got it out yet but that's no biggie!
Guess we'll find out. I was hoping the lawn would burn and slow down for a while! Even had the AC on for an hour today!
Probably keep working on the small box elders as time permits. Just gonna cut em into poles to feed the buzz saw this fall. Haven't got it out yet but that's no biggie!
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Multifaceted, I have a couple of anvils and one is a Peter Wright. Bought them a couple of years ago but seldom use them. I did some banging on them and years of running power nailers etc at work have ruined my right arm. I can't swing a hammer for more than a few minutes and I'm done. My grandson will get them eventually.
Cleaned the shed and did carpentry projects today. Tonight decided to (start) to load the truck with fire pit wood. It’s still 80 degrees after dark and I’m dripping sweat and radiating heat. I made the mistake of not moving the wood before I seeded my lawn so I’ve had to do a 30 yard uphill wheelbarrow trip for each load and the first 4 loads were another 70 yards down towards the lake.
8 loads down, 3 to go after this water break.
8 loads down, 3 to go after this water break.
I’ve been doing 3-5 hours of physical work after work for weeks and 8-10 hours on weekend days. Except for that one day I got overheated I can go all day.
Hoping to drop below 200 soon as I’ve been eating a lot better.
Got it loaded. Good heap and 8.5 foot box with the tommy lift so well over a half cord. 12 heaped wheelbarrow loads. My short box took 8.
Oh and it’s down to 74 degrees
Here’s my new saw work bench in the shed at the cabin. Going to make one shelf underneath for tools, another for small saws, and leaky saws go in the sheet metal pan on the floor. As you can see, a few leaky saws already got my floor over the years lol.
What's the bullsh*t repellant for? LOL
Mate, those are sensational.
I guess that's good.
Blernsball equivalent of FS trying to learn about cricket.
It was an amazing final though if you're into cricket. While I was going for the Kiwis, it's nice to see England win their first world cup. Generally they invent all these sports then spend centuries getting beaten by everyone else.
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Can't imagine this kinda rain for days like you coastal guys get. This has gone down some but that was 2 hours tops.
Lol!!!! Good catch.
It’s actually air freshener that my dad received as a gift probably 35 years ago. I save it as a conversation starter.
We didn’t get any up here but lots of lightening to the north. I’m hoping it comes today as my grass seed needs it.Can't imagine this kinda rain for days like you coastal guys get. This has gone down some but that was 2 hours tops.
On my way to deliver and stack before it gets hot. Only 70 right now.
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