Jeffislovinlife
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Yuppers we will take all that we need rain
Blaze & Daze
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manfredo
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Plumbing today. Figured may as well get that run without plants in there.
Ah, the smell of PVC glue
I did buy a check valve....I think will make it more efficient and accurate, instead of the pump back draining every time it shuts off, plus it doubles as a union for an easier change when the pump dies. Never seen one like this but it's a cool idea. Lets see how it preforms!!
Ah, the smell of PVC glue
I did buy a check valve....I think will make it more efficient and accurate, instead of the pump back draining every time it shuts off, plus it doubles as a union for an easier change when the pump dies. Never seen one like this but it's a cool idea. Lets see how it preforms!!
Laughing Grass
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StareCase
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I know ... celery!
Laughing Grass
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IKR it's supposed to be celery and cheez whiz
StareCase
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Cheez Whiz - there's a blast from the past. I actually liked that stuff when I was a young-un.
FirstCavApache64
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That's beautiful work! My son made me one in his shop class in HS, we still use it today as it's much nicer than what most stores sell.
StareCase
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Elevated greens are hard to hold - even harder with sand around them. If that's any indication of the other 17 holes ... I can see why it would kick ass.
DarkWeb
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Thanks.
That's cool. How long has it been? My 6yo son helped with sanding. Taught him how to use his first power tool yesterday.......6" random orbit
FirstCavApache64
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Just got surprise free seeds in the mail from a forum buddy on a different forum I'm on. What a great way to start the day. BC Big Bud x Kryptonite sounds like a winning combination. The guy's from Canada and not far from BC so I'm hoping for some really nice plants from these.
Laughing Grass
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Feels like summer
FirstCavApache64
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It's been a good while, I'd guess about 14 years or so. He turning 29 this year and I think he was a freshman or sophomore when he took shop.Thanks.
That's cool. How long has it been? My 6yo son helped with sanding. Taught him how to use his first power tool yesterday.......6" random orbit
He made us a bird feeder that year too but a black bear tore it down and munched it. Bird feeders are like crack to bears, had another visit from a big male last night. He trashed my deck a week or so ago looking for seeds. This time I heard him set off one of the motion sensors around my house and got him in the ass with my son's toy rifle. It shoots plastic bb rounds at full auto and stings a little if you're close but no injuries. He got a good scare but I'm betting I'll be seeing him again. I love having them around but the bolder one's can be a pain to deal with.
StareCase
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Canada - we are the nation of good weed and constant apologies.
DarkWeb
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Nice! Airsoft gun?
StareCase
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Tach shows 0 - and you are in D. Guessing you have one of those cars that stops idling when you are waiting at a light?
FirstCavApache64
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Yeah, we have a good sized piece of land and it's heavily wooded with several barns and a shop building. Him and his friends created an airsoft battle area with sniper platforms and brush hideaways so they could have big wars. I was just happy he put the Gameboy down and was playing outside. His is a mock-up of an AR-15 and I use it to spook nuisance wild life and wild dogs. I like that it spooks them without hurting them. I have rubber slugs for really bad bear problems that the game warden gave me but usually the airsoft and yelling does the trick.
Laughing Grass
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Just a civic, nothing fancy.