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LOL!It was tempting, especially since our car has almost 200,000 miles on it.
That picture of your HHB looks really striking Jack, is it a different camera or just the light?
Great pair Taylor
Awwwwwwwww....
Every night this dog and I split an apple. Last night was no exception.
Egg Harbor is great~ we’ve been there multiple times. The only problem is their popularity. Sometimes the wait time is too much.Speaking of the “Wise One,” Harry and I weren’t able to meet for breakfast before we headed home this morning, bummed about that, but we did take his advice about driving on the ice and a breakfast place. Thanks Harry, Egg Harbor was fantastic! View attachment 1747956View attachment 1747958
I’m a sucker for Carnitas, and with eggs, yummy!Kinda surprised you didn’t recommend your own place Harry.
That’s a real nice KM jack, Jer!
Thank you.
Thank you most kindly, Jack!!!Superb pair my friend
I'm always reminded that I need/want one of those SAK electrician beauties, a lovely companion to your HHB; cool feathered friend shot, too!What's the SAK John? I'm carrying my Hartshead Barlow and my Electrician today
If you're short on roofing nails, I can send you the ones I found last year after sweeping the yard with a magnet, after the roofers were done.Todays tools in use.
The wind is back and blowing a gale.
So with the help of my neighbour's ladder and her holding it so I dont fall I did a temporary repair.
There was a dowel/Knott type hole in the wood so I trimmed a bit of branch and cut it to fit with the farmer.
I then Glued it in place,this little saw is better than Leatherman's and ideal for some jobs like this
I cut and trimmed the felt that had blown away and used lots of nails on the edge so the wind cant get a grip.
Small and fiddly I used Knippex pliers (the best) to hold them then I used a pin hammer while leaning down on the ladder getting low from the wind.
There is a small gap and its not up and over,but best I could do.
The new stuff is so heavy it will need at least 2 people and warm weather to be malleable I dont think I can do it.I may get some cheaper lighter stuff if I cant find a roofer to do it for me.
Thanks Jeff, almost home.
We must have hit it at the right time, no wait, but it was Monday. I did notice the benches outside, and I figured they were for decoration. 
My lab and I do the same thing!
Every night this dog and I split an apple. Last night was no exception.
