Good morning!!!!

[sseelhoff]

Happy Birthday, David! Hope you enjoy all that this day brings you, and all the days to follow.

 

[deerseeker001]

Happy Birthday David,enjoy your Day.

 

[Larro Darro]

Tomorrow's rain started this afternoon. We had a few thunderboomers, but not as bad as yesterday. It's 61F, so the cold hasn't started yet. But the forecast temperature graph goes down in a pretty straight line from now to Wednesday morning.

Happy birthday David.

Larro

 

[Buppies]

Happy birthday David 68 May you celebrate many many more

 

[300UGUY]

Happy bday David. Our outage is because we basically live in a forest in Michigan. It pretty much is completely covered in trees, and the utility companies spend the absolute minimum to maintain the row. Trees blow down on the lines, and we have outages. Happens several times per year here, sometimes for several days at a time.

 

[txdon]

Happy birthday David (Sodamo)

Don, will fences keep out the feral hog? My in-laws in SO MO Ozarks have had little luck with fences preventing crop damage from hogs.

Mine do. But I just fence off the gardens for deer/hogs/rabbits. I suppose if they wanted to they could go underneath but so far they have been content with all mine and my neighbors unfenced areas (I call barbed wire for cattle unfenced).

I got to read slower I just saw your short BD68 line so - Have a great birthday evening David.

 

[murphy1244]

Happy bday David. Our outage is because we basically live in a forest in Michigan. It pretty much is completely covered in trees, and the utility companies spend the absolute minimum to maintain the row. Trees blow down on the lines, and we have outages. Happens several times per year here, sometimes for several days at a time.

I think its those Ash tree's that are dying off. Powers back on..:dance1:

 

[Pixguy]

I think its those Ash tree's that are dying off. Power back on..:dance1:

You guys on genny when out?

 

[farmer2009]

Happy bday David. Our outage is because we basically live in a forest in Michigan. It pretty much is completely covered in trees, and the utility companies spend the absolute minimum to maintain the row. Trees blow down on the lines, and we have outages. Happens several times per year here, sometimes for several days at a time.

That's not good you don't have reliable power. Our power company only trims once every 5 years and it's a 15 foot set back to a single phase line. Think it's 25 or 30 to 3 phase. But upon the landowners request they will come out and roll up the wire to allow the land owner to drop everything in fall distance. At no charge.

 

[toppop52]

Got to 74 today, still very warm, but cooling off by tomorrow.