Good morning!!!!

[lostcreekranch]

Every one is so polite around here I wouldn't get to use an air horn. We have a emergency siren on top of there hill in the neighborhood and it is tested the first Saturday of the month at 11:00 A.M. This is the first place I have ever lived that had a audible alert. Does anyone else have an emergency alert siren they can hear at their house? We are about 30 minutes from Jarrell Texas where they had that terrible tornado in 1997 - 260 mph winds 27 people died. I'll have to inquire if that is when we got the alert sirens.

The town closest to where I grew up had a "siren" you could hear for almost 5 miles. Other than tornadoes or big fires, it went off at 12 noon and 6 pm, Monday thru Friday. It was on a high pole at the firehouse.

 

[daugen]

10 calves in 11 days is a nice stress reliever.
for you Farmer or the Mama Cows?
Sounds like a lot to take care of.

Really bad news for NC chicken farmers. Millions of chickens drowned. Maybe for once the price of chicken will go up, though I just bought
boneless breasts for 1.79

Satellite pictures being taken of pollution washed into sea by hurricane, visible from outer space...
Animal poop, human wastewater, farming chemicals and lawn chemicals. Probably some industrial chemicals too.
Right now the hog lagoons are apparently the focus of attention, and the report has sounded of "breaches".
That isn't likely to be good.

What marvelous news that the Vanagon is warming up its tires.
Ready for the Blues Bros. to ride in their Bluemobile.

 

[Ed of all trades]

Just got back from Costco. Had not been in a while so I left $700 there for them to restock the shelves, I think that is a record for me.

LS, glad your noise was not 3 Amish women and a Avon lady. Prayers for your Knee.

Don, Scottsville Va had a siren that went off at noon until a Vietnam vet fresh home jumped through a store front window. Town council stopped the siren.

Have a good evening, Prayers sent. Ed

 

[Larro Darro]

You mean I could have had a winery going all these years? Don't tell my wife. LOL

Must be a look alike. Obviously more research needed on my part. Whatever I have is a choker and creeper.

I have an Asian vine here that is really bad. It was brought in by some nursery, and now it's playing havoc with timber lands. I have a spot of it at each downspout around the house. I dig it up, but it always comes back. Across the road in my cousin's pines, it's taking over. No real way to kill it other than spaying. And that would damage the timber, not to mention the cost.

 

[Larro Darro]

10 calves in 11 days is a nice stress reliever.
for you Farmer or the Mama Cows?
Sounds like a lot to take care of.

Really bad news for NC chicken farmers. Millions of chickens drowned. Maybe for once the price of chicken will go up, though I just bought
boneless breasts for 1.79

Satellite pictures being taken of pollution washed into sea by hurricane, visible from outer space...
Animal poop, human wastewater, farming chemicals and lawn chemicals. Probably some industrial chemicals too.
Right now the hog lagoons are apparently the focus of attention, and the report has sounded of "breaches".
That isn't likely to be good.

What marvelous news that the Vanagon is warming up its tires.
Ready for the Blues Bros. to ride in their Bluemobile.

Those hog waste holding ponds are a real danger. But if there is flooding in coal country, you get ash pond breaches. There are counties in Ky that haven't been able to drink their water for the last 10-12 years because of flooding from a tropical storm.

 

[Larro Darro]

Good evening. At 1905 it's raining {in Blountstown where the weather station is, not at the Larro Ranchero}, 79F with 79% humidity. We got up to 93F this morning, according to the car thermometer. {I'm sure it got hotter later} Margie and I did a quick trip to Marianna this morning. Had to do some money shuffling, then lunch at the Oaks and a run through of Big Lots and Walmart. Had a nice nap this afternoon, un-stuffed peppers for supper, now I'm headed out for a couple three hours of walking. Most nights when I'm not working or camping, I try to get in a few miles. Too darn hot to walk in the daytime.

Ed, happy belated birthday. You share it with my Sister. She is 63 and retired now. The BIL and I are the only ones still working around here.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Now that you all mention it, i guess they stopped sounding our fire siren, because i havent heard it lately.

 

[toppop52]

Out where I am I can only hear the airport siren, and that’s about twice a year. Once in a great while I hear one from town. At the old house I was less than a mile from the siren of one station and it woke me up more than I care to remember.

 

[lostcreekranch]

My closest neighbor is going to feed our livestock while I'm away at my Trail Ride in the Hill Country for next week. All good.

I asked him about refilling my hummingbird feeder ....... and he gave me "the side eye". Oh well ..... had to ask. They're my smallest livestock.

 

[mostly_gas]

Good evening all. 74F this morning, partly cloudy, calm wind. Wind got frisky today, sky Cleared off until late afternoon, then clouds started to build in a hurry, high temp of 91F. Last day in the 90's for a while, only 2 day in the 80's for the 10 day forecast. Today started with woodpile, resplitting, and stacking and putting tarp over it. Most of the wood is now ready for winter, just don't think I have enough. Got the string trimming done. Played in the Couples Golf tournament this afternoon, our team scored 4th again
We have a siren on the golf course, tested once a month, hear good outside, not as well inside.
Prayers for all.