Good Morning!!!! 61F @ 8:00AM. Sun and clouds mixed. High 84F. Winds light and variable.
Glad you and the family are OK, Kyle. I'll bet that is an evening the kidos'll never forget!
If you end up with a BMW CPO, Drew, it's no guarantee there still won't be problems. After five new issues, I got rid of the only BMW car I've had, and won't be buying another one. You're not the only one with problems, either. My friend in Klamath Falls bought what he was told was a Jeep Cherokee 4WD that, when it was shipped to him, turned out to be a 2WD. The seller wouldn't make it right, and he's still stuck with it. Today he's picking up a Honda Passport 4WD, which he thinks is a rebadged Isuzu, and he paid $2K over KBB because the seller said he'd replaced/updated all the known bad parts on it. I hope for his sake that turns out to be the case.
It's never too early to start planning for retirement, Paul. And it's almost never early enough when you finally do take it, either.
It was a good day yesterday, clearing wise. I talked the dozer operator into back dragging his work to smooth out the worst of the cat tracks, and he doubled the size of the clearing I did earlier this year. Only took him an hour to do what took me several days with the tractor. But he just pushed the dead manzanita bushes to the property line, where I stacked the wood I knocked down and later bucked and palletized it.
I also got the drone out and made a video of the progress so far. But after watching it, I want to do it over again from a bit lower altitude to get more detail. Flying more slowly over the area will help, too. But for now, here's a couple of stills showing the newly cleared areas.
There sure are a lot of new wood piles. Conditions are pretty good, so I'll fire off the burn pile and keep it stoked for a few hours this morning.
Hang in there, gang, Friday's comin'!