Good morning!!!!

[Looking4new]

Eric, Ron needs your PCP to deal with his tree rat situation.:laughing:

 

[Thomas]

ronjhall.
"Even the squirrels are climbing to nowhere."
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Or trying to get your attention...{{{HEY RON MORE FOOD FOR THE FEEDER}}}

 

[Thomas]

35F partly cloudy low 50's for high.

Outside chores done E muffin time. :licking:
Plans for today...might try break up section snow and ice for raking,measure walk way for project Mrs. like done this year other than that take day as it comes.

Enjoy the day all.

 

[Buppies]

Sun is trying to peek thru the clouds very wet

 

[wngsprd]

Need to cut lawn today. Grass is so long I cannot find dog poop until I step in it. :shocked: Need to clean and lube mower first.

Sounds like you'll need to clean it after, too. :dog:

 

[toppop52]

Good morning, I couldn’t logon since Wednesday. Finally got on this morning and everything seems normal. Used the same info I’ve been using. Who knows?
Went to cardiologist yesterday and he changed up my meds again. I’m having about 2-4% Afib and an extra beat sometimes. Although it’s been better lately. BP was great at least.

Drew I’m glad you got your procedure done.

I got my seat time before the rain and doctor by moving the trailer and mowing there, then went to the back and buried old lumber from another spot, none of it was treated, I wouldn’t do that.
Finally got the paver edging done, only 8 years after putting them down!

Been rainy and about normal temps the last couple of days, hit 70 yesterday, expecting similar today with possibly some storms.
Currently 61 here.
Have a good one, stay safe. Prayers.

 

[lostcreekranch]

Good morning. It's 58° and low humidity this morning but, forecast says 93° this afternoon. Whuuu?

Wednesday night rains all went north of us .. nothing in our forecast until the middle of next week.

I took a break from yaupon removal to take down a dead tree. It pushed over easily which surprised me a bit. I put the New Holland in low range, 1st gear, 4WD, throttle just above idle ... and the tree came over easily with zero tire spin. I picked up the root ball to break the lateral roots and used the FEL to shake most of the dirt back into the hole.







Hole filled and packed.



The tree in the above background will be my next Yaupon removal. It, like the last one, is full of poison ivy and green briar.





Our county is still at total 8 CV cases, 3 recoveries, no hospitalizations.

Everyone stay safe!

Prayers to all.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Good Morning!!!! 66F @ 5:00AM. Sunny to partly cloudy. High 88F. Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph.

Back in my high school days, PCP was horse tranquilizer, and it made kids do stupid stuff in gym class. My, how things have changed...

Gonna be a run on a lot of things when businesses open up, Drew. Just look at how many of us need haircuts!:shocked:
Hope this latest dance with the new doc gets to the bottom of the dizzy spells.

Careful you don't step on any nails, Bill!

Still holding at 16 cases in Butte County, no deaths, no new cases in the past week.:thumbsup:

There's a lot of discussion about the deadliness of CoVid-19 compared to past flu seasons. I read an article this morning that last year's toll was 80,000, more than double than in previous years, mostly due to H2N3. Most areas haven't yet peaked for CoVid-19, so those numbers will get worse, and we don't know how much worse they'll get. But this year could be nothing compared to the future.

For some history on flu, read this article, . Now it looks like there will be two strains of flu that most older people have never been exposed to, and therefor have no immunity to. There's no vaccine for CoVid-19, and the one for N2H3 isn't very effective. H2N3 is very virulent, CoVid-19 even worse. H2N3 was responsible for the majority of deaths last year. That doesn't bode well for next flu season at all. The one bright bit of news is that CoVid-19 only lasts a couple of minutes when exposed to summertime heat and sunlight. Hopefully that gives researchers time to develop a vaccine and better testing techniques, and suppliers to catch up on the PPE and disinfectant shortfalls. And for us all to get used to washing hands, not shaking hands, and doing business at a distance.

Late start yesterday, not much done. Reviewed the radio hookup instructions again, and couldn't find anything wrong. I did learn how to turn off the outputs to the subwoofer and rear speakers, neither of which were hooked up, and that got rid of the distortion. I guess the electronics didn't like trying to drive a 20' length of 10 gauge wire without a real impedance at the end.:confused2: Put the radio manual in the glove box, which was also new for this last trip. It was really nice having a safe place for the registration and proof of insurance papers, and an old iPod for backup tunes. But I didn't quite have time to mount the two straps that keep the g'box from flopping onto the floor. Think of a bin, open at the top and hinged at the bottom, and that's VW's idea of a glovebox in the van. Yesterday I found some black nylon webbing, and the mounts for what VW used for the straps, which are nothing more than "C" shaped holes, with the open sides up. A knot in each end of the webbing to keep it from pulling through, and now the glovebox is done.

Opened up the box for the alarm system, and found only a single piece of paper for instructions. It gave a URL where I could download the full installation guide and owner's manual. Thirty pages for the former, another eighteen for the latter. Spent the rest of the day reading them, and by the end, my head was spinning. So many features, very few of which, thankfully, I'm interested in. So I printed out the installation guide, and will highlight the parts that are applicable, and hope I don't miss anything.

The alarm fob will also work electric door locks, which have yet to be installed. But before I do that, I need to finish the sound deadening in the doors. So that's what I'll work on today. :drink:

BTW, TGIF!!!

 

[txdon]

Good morning! 61˚F heading to a virus killing 92˚F afternoon. Clear skies with lots of virus killing sunlight. Humidity is still a bit low at 40% but the winds will be coming from the south today which will be high virus killing humidity.

Rick it loos like you have enough tractor to get the jobs done quickly. Too quickly, you would get more seat time with a smaller tractor. With a BX you could have played all week.
Ron, I cut my grass at 5" so any golf ball that wanders in gets lost from view. Of course then there is the potential for that dog problem. However, we have whipper trained to go next to the poop station on her walks where there are bags and a garbage can, so the yard stays clean.

Whipper was all excited yesterday at sunset, she spotted a coyote walking on the golf course and had to warn the entire neighborhood of impending doom.

Got my Kale harvested and removed from the garden and 30 more potatoes planted. I have never planted potatoes this late, so I'm not expecting much. I had planted 1/3 of the potatoes before the shutdown and they already have small red potatoes the size of golf balls.

I thought I could just pull up the Kale by hand but those plant grew so big and deep I had to get a shovel. I took a pic for Kyle of the base of one of the stalks because he pulled his after they did not take off.
The Roma tomatoes will go in Tuesday, They are in pots in my backyard now.
The new transitional work schedule for the garden club is working well, I never had anyone less than 50' from me. I saw the bike club was back on group rides again (No drafting Mostly) and a plan has been submitted to open up the golf courses. The card and domino club will still remain dormant as will the other inside clubs.

Here are a couple of garden pics - removing Kale and the potatoes planted next to month old potatoes.



RNG - ahh, a Kubota L47

 

[Looking4new]

rick, what do you do with the trees after you remove them?