We bought plants from the green house. I wasn't sure how they would do this far north
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This brings back some memories, sun going down and headed to the barn. Even an old Ford tractor!
Even older memories... I've worked a pair of mules but never 4.
One of my uncles always worked his garden and tobacco patch with mules. NO tractors allowed, packed the ground too much
,nearly 30yrs old!!
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This is a picture of my old defective monitor that developed a bunch of lines. Finally got it replaced today.
My friend took the picture with his phone & it left some weird watermark. I was having to resize the windows and move them around so I could see around those lines.
My friend took the picture with his phone & it left some weird watermark. I was having to resize the windows and move them around so I could see around those lines.
Wow, you have a lot of tabs open there. That's about the point where my system will be letting me know it's running low on memory.
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Haertig, I have so many tabs open that I have two separate windows- so I end up having about 100+ tabs. I have a good amount of RAM though. Someone on Discord complained about the drill and level on my desk. I had to explain that those were used to mount the board to the wall so I could securely mount the monitor. But man, that wood I picked is very dense. Had to pre-drill everything and the drill bit had trouble-- & it's one of the good drill bits from a big sturdy made-in-america kit from the 80s. But, it means the monitor mount is not coming off the wall. I'll have to get more pics when my phone finishes charging.
Why?
I have only the tab for one or 2 pages open at one time.
A doctor brought his PC in for me to work on. His son had an icon for every single file on his desktop. It took forever to find what he was looking for.
I organized everything into folders. He said he had no idea you could do that.
Really, more than a dozen tabs or so is a waste for me... The only time I open that many is when there have been a lot of posts here. I check the new post lists. Then open a tab to every post I wish to read.
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Mt. Rainier?
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Not my photo, but a photo from Spearfish, SD this morning.
Mail Buoy? lol
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@Tacotom, how much snow do you have today?
We didn't get snow. It's all rain up here.
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My monitor looks nice mounted to the wall and hanging over the desk. The mount head swivels so if the furry a-holes try to climb on it, it will pivot and dump them off. And holy cow I need to clean the cobwebs filled with cat fur off my walls! The torn paper is the backing to a poster of planets and the poster that my cats keep trying to shred.
I'm going to have to clean the back of my fan off. Yikes. I'd had my speakers and subwoofer on the desk but- you guessed it-- furry a-holes! The desk is particle board and plastic junk so I'm hoping to find enough scrap lumber to build something sturdier that has enough room for my subwoofer. The little plastic thing on top of the desk does a great job of protecting my keyboard though.
Wish I knew what kind of wood I used to mount to the wall because whatever it is, it's solid hardwood. Tougher than oak I think.
I'm going to have to clean the back of my fan off. Yikes. I'd had my speakers and subwoofer on the desk but- you guessed it-- furry a-holes! The desk is particle board and plastic junk so I'm hoping to find enough scrap lumber to build something sturdier that has enough room for my subwoofer. The little plastic thing on top of the desk does a great job of protecting my keyboard though.
Wish I knew what kind of wood I used to mount to the wall because whatever it is, it's solid hardwood. Tougher than oak I think.
I keep forgetting to post these, taken a week or so ago. I have a cheap little point and shoot camera.
I was taking photos of several huge spider webs hanging from a little pine. The camera didn't handle the light reflection very well.
I was taking photos of several huge spider webs hanging from a little pine. The camera didn't handle the light reflection very well.
About nickle sized, just fat bodied wood spiders. There's a lot of them this time of year.
Had some elk here a couple nights ago. They like to stand next to my targets.
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Conoclinium coelestinum aka Blue Mistflower, it grows wild here. I see it sometimes at the edges of old fields, overgrown pastures. And of course in ditches beside roads. I know of no medicinal use, no one I know uses it.
Heads up if your curious about it... Botanists have given it a new latin name twice in the last 2 decades. It'll show up in searches by several different names, confusing.
This is a particularly good year for it. Millions of them are blooming beside roads, looks nice. Most nurseries have seed if you want it in your flower garden.
Took these today...
Heads up if your curious about it... Botanists have given it a new latin name twice in the last 2 decades. It'll show up in searches by several different names, confusing.
This is a particularly good year for it. Millions of them are blooming beside roads, looks nice. Most nurseries have seed if you want it in your flower garden.
Took these today...
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I'm not sure where to post this.
Very rare "Clouded" leopard
Photo bomb!
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One day I turned on the television and there were penguins on the screen. Crosby (the ridgeback) went nuts over them. We laughed so hard at her. Ridgebacks are hunters and they will go after birds and any mammals.
