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Love this time of year. Woke up to 45° day, with a high of 77°. Leaves will be changing soon. I noticed that some are starting to turn.
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This is also my favorite time of the year, with the one exception of having to close my pool - too cold at night to keep the water temps swimmable for the daytime...Love this time of year. Woke up to 45° day, with a high of 77°. Leaves will be changing soon. I noticed that some are starting to turn.
I need to get some firewood. Probably just buy a cord. That lasted me a few years last time.This is also my favorite time of the year, with the one exception of having to close my pool - too cold at night to keep the water temps swimmable for the daytime...oh, well. Cold enough to enjoy a fire last night... Really do need to work on my fire making skills, tho!
I was really lucky/unlucky this summer; we had a microburst that took down all sorts of trees in our neighborhood and knocked out power for 16 hours (for us...). Storm dropped a big sugar maple on to my neighbor's cars across the street - I foolishly asked what was happening to the wood and got a phone call a few days later that I could have it - ended up helping them out by getting it out of their driveway in three trailer load into my back yard and have been chopping and processing and building a little wood shed for a couple of months now. Ended up with a couple face cord, some still to be split as my back has kept me out of work for a couple of weeks. Mind you, I've got one of those portable fire pit/tables, so this should last me for a couple years. Got myself a chainsaw out of all this, and plenty of practice wood for batonning and the like. Plus sugar maple smells so good cut and when burning... some of it would've made nice furniture wood, might try and save a bit for knife related related swag: scales and beads and such. The price of free for wood is really hard to turn down but after all I've done and still have left to do and the grass I've killed and expense of tools, I know I'd do it again -it's that DIY thang that always takes over....I need to get some firewood. Probably just buy a cord. That lasted me a few years last time.
Yeah, pretty much. I'm getting ready to do a BK9 mod.It occurred to me the other day that one of the things I dig about this sub-forum is that everyone here seems like a maker, diy-er or would be craftsman/woman of some sort or another...
It occurred to me the other day that one of the things I dig about this sub-forum is that everyone here seems like a maker, diy-er or would be craftsman/woman of some sort or another...
Or a small hand.Thats a HUGE folder!
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With as many times Trade sits on the porch in just a house coat, I'm sure he knows to keep an eye out for a package already!That's absurd.
I'm in San Juan.
Trade, tell that guy who picks up your mail to keep an eye out for a package.
This is also my favorite time of the year, with the one exception of having to close my pool - too cold at night to keep the water temps swimmable for the daytime...oh, well. Cold enough to enjoy a fire last night... Really do need to work on my fire making skills, tho!
I was really lucky/unlucky this summer; we had a microburst that took down all sorts of trees in our neighborhood and knocked out power for 16 hours (for us...). Storm dropped a big sugar maple on to my neighbor's cars across the street - I foolishly asked what was happening to the wood and got a phone call a few days later that I could have it - ended up helping them out by getting it out of their driveway in three trailer load into my back yard and have been chopping and processing and building a little wood shed for a couple of months now. Ended up with a couple face cord, some still to be split as my back has kept me out of work for a couple of weeks. Mind you, I've got one of those portable fire pit/tables, so this should last me for a couple years. Got myself a chainsaw out of all this, and plenty of practice wood for batonning and the like. Plus sugar maple smells so good cut and when burning... some of it would've made nice furniture wood, might try and save a bit for knife related related swag: scales and beads and such. The price of free for wood is really hard to turn down but after all I've done and still have left to do and the grass I've killed and expense of tools, I know I'd do it again -it's that DIY thang that always takes over....
It occurred to me the other day that one of the things I dig about this sub-forum is that everyone here seems like a maker, diy-er or would be craftsman/woman of some sort or another...
We just got home from the gathering. So tired. Having a glass of wine and likely going to bed. Might try and post a few more pics.