KilroyJC
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- Joined
- Mar 30, 2022
- Messages
- 2,859
- Location
- Appalachia
- Tractor
- 1962 Case 430, 1995 Craftsman Yard Tractor/mower, 1949 South Bend 9A Lathe, WoodMizer Lx55 sawmill, Kubota KX033-4 Mini-Excavator
I go through life with positive thoughts and low expectation, hoping for the best, but not expecting much, so I am often “disappointed but not surprised”. However, Mrs tends to to take such setbacks as a deliberate personal affront…Mark- My + thoughts and prayers for a quick recovery.
Drew- I hope that all your travel plans go as planned, and will be sharing your adventures here.
David- Your spread is amazing. Thanks for sharing your pics. I am happy to read that your neighbor is reaching out and happier that you and Sophie accepted.
Wagtail- I am happy to read that the horses get along.
rswyan- I really enjoy those hairy little fish on pizza. Our dog loves the oil mixed into his food. Thanks for sharing your pics.
Kilroy- I am sorry to read about your neighbors; and even sadder to read about your gravel “delivery” challenges.
Ron- I’ve been feeding the birds here for ~45 years and I have never seen a Pileated woodpecker at our feeders. Nice picture; thanks for sharing.
It was a breezy overcast 51ºF for this morning's low temperature. The high level clouds have thinned, but the smoke remains and it has been a filtered sunny day so far with 23mph gusts recorded. It is currently 71ºF and this afternoon's high is predicted to be in the mid70ºF's; not too tough to handle.
It was a productive morning I found an electrician through "Craig's List" who will change the 60A fuses probably this coming Saturday morning. The rider mower fired right up and I mowed the vegetation in front of the house and set a walking path "complex" in the lower field. I really do not care that from above it looks like someone extremely impaired mowed the lower field.
Not as exciting as Ron's Pileated Woodpecker. A newly arrived Catbird just about to enter the avian fray around the suet cage