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conservatively the hay alone is 24,000 pounds, trailer is 7,000 pounds. Yep, the truck groans a little. Luckily I was only moving the hay from the field to the barn.

My seat time since late June has been this.

One reason I was willing to go on the trip; I've never been to that part of the country. Beautiful area and great Lobster too!!

Back in post #92 I said I needed to get a snow machine trailer that would fit where it's supposed to go. Well, I got it. Had to drive all the way to New Hampshire to get it. They custom built it to fit my needs.

Wow, sorry for the very late reply. I've been busy with all kinds of stuff. I used screws to fasten the rough cut wood to the studs.

Yes they do. It was a 2500 mile one way trip for me to get it. Should last me the rest of my life..:)

Here's an update on the growth. We took a 10 day road trip back to New Hampshire to pick up a new trailer, we came back to this. Phenominal growth and now were eating crook neck squash, cucumbers, peppers the tomatoes are still green but coming along nicely. Also the trailer we picked up.

So this year has been exceptionally great for water. I did not water one time, yet I have the best crop I've ever had. Hopefully it'll stay dry long enough to get it dried and baled.

Wish I had seen that, I drilled holes in the bottom of the planters for drainage.

For now we're home a lot, that might change in a year. Each dripper is controllable and I've been adjusting to avoid wasting the water.

No, the video was done by his younger brother.

It's been lots of work but finally have the greenhouse up and running. We got a late start because we found out about 6 weeks ago my oldest son had kidney cancer. So we have been dealing with that. Glad to report the kidney has been removed and he is recovering just fine. Currently the Surgeon...

Here's a picture of the sticker on the panels. Sorry it took so long, I forgot to take a picture every time I was in the barn. :)

Pretty much, yes. Same shape/profile as the metal.

Here's my take on the Confederate flag. I lived in South Carolina and Georgia about 40 years ago. (loved it) The flag for me represents "southern pride" nothing more, nothing less.