Good morning!!!!

[jbrumberg]

Randy- Thanks for the re-direction. Wifey is the navigator. She reads maps better than she can operate the GPS. All I do is load the car/truck, drive, carry luggage, and on rare occasions follow directions correctly.

 

[sodamo]

67°F and .42 inches rain

Luncheon with the retired military guys today

Prayers for all

Be safe
Have a great day

 

[txdon]

I'm on the search for some WHITE sweet potatoes. They are called for in this July 4th recipe.

Farmers' Market Parfaits - Plant-Based Vegan Recipe

So far I am striking out. I did find some slips on Amazon but even with Drew growing them they won't be done in time.

Has anyone tried WHITE sweet potatoes and are they similar in taste to the orange sweet potatoes. I might have to make a substation but the red, orange and blue theme would only excite RS.

 

[Thomas]

[QUOTE=jbrumberg

Another hot SC day shaping up here.

Thomas- What a gift from Nature to appreciate. From your posts you seem to be a beneficiary to many similar experiences.
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Sure hope on your return 3H's stay behind.

All I do spend time w/wildlife and show no threat and little Dr.Doolittle chatting. :laughing:

 

[Thomas]

RoyJackson
Yup...until ya got to rake 'em!
I just mulch mine with the mower...
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Never had much luck mulching leaves w/mower,to many steep banks ditches trees etc.,but the back pack blower :thumbsup: and after 4 hours blowing leaves :confused2:

 

[RoyJackson]

RoyJackson
Yup...until ya got to rake 'em!
I just mulch mine with the mower...
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Never had much luck mulching leaves w/mower,to many steep banks ditches trees etc.,but the back pack blower :thumbsup: and after 4 hours blowing leaves :confused2:

Our lawn is pretty flat, but has embankment that I can blow the leaves down...
Areas I can't blow the leaves...get mulched.

 

[Ed of all trades]

This is the pic I said I would try to post today. I am 6'4" and 250 lbs so it is not a tiny mill. Wow first pic posted ever. Ed

 

[ronjhall]

This is the pic I said I would try to post today. View attachment 559741 I am 6'4" and 250 lbs so it is not a tiny mill. Wow first pic posted ever. Ed

Looks good.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Nice mill Ed.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

So much to do, and dont feel like doing any of it.

You said it. Me too. TDH. Too dawn hot.

Ed, sanity is a great project. When ever you make that thingy. Prayers for your patience. Ed, you most always want to conventional cut instead of climb cut when cutting with an endmill on that mill.

Climb Milling vs. Conventional Milling - YouTube

Cajun, safe travels and prayers you can make a difference in the right direction.

CWB, hope your wifey is getting better (and at eating your cooking too.)...