mosquito traps

[blurrybill]

We have bats flying around at dusk already and we're happy about their contribution. Our daughter has been cautioned about approaching any that allow it -- she understands the dangers, too. I agree, Nature is best, but...

 

[blurrybill]

Good to see a post from you again, Egon. Where are my rocks? If it ever stops raining this year, I have big plans to start the landscaping projects and those boulders on your land are desirable. I'll give you directions when you get them loaded.

I think your aging memory may be right; I've come across a "primer" on mosquito traps that suggests a danger of attracting more to the area. School is still out apparently. I was shocked at the price tag of some of these. Is is because of West Nile, a fad, or what?

Bill

 

[Egon]

Bill:

I've been very consitent in handing out misinformation over the winter. Your rock pile awaits you. It is best to split in place so you don't haul unusable rock around.

Was going to do it this winter but there was to much snow. then, as a final kicker couldn't go skiing as I developed a bum knee and doctor said no. Had day surgery in April to remove part of a frayed miniscual pad or whatever and its almost back to normal. Damage was probaby caused by just thinking about carrying around your tool box!!!

Egon

 

[blurrybill]

Egon,

Searching MY aging memory, wasn't it you who suggested a minimal toolbox with focus on large crescent wrenches. Well, I bought some nice sockets, a small sledge hammer, a torque wrench, etc. After little use, I've come to the conclusion that.............I need to get a couple of crescent wrenches to keep on the tractor.... Don't gloat!

Bill

 

[Egon]

Bill:
Never gloat. It's good to hear you followed some proper advice and have a nice tool set.

Egon

 

[Jeff396]

So, if I buy them.....will they come???

When we lived in Arizona sitting on the back porch in the evenings watching the bats fly this way and that way while drinking a cold one was a great way to spend an evening.

Jeff