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A little break from the heat today. It's 58 right now. Alternating storms, heating/cooling, and wind. The storm I mentioned earlier in the thread did a huge amount of damage. Probably 100 yards wide x 1/2 mile long zone of total destruction.

Small tornado, or something 1/2 mile up the road last night. Easily 100 trees down in a 1/4 mile visible from the road. Power only off for an hour. Been hot and sticky. Thundering hard right now. Might get a little relief from the heat after.

I have had a pair of those for 25 years. They got nicknamed chunk buddies on one job where we moved about a dozen tall ash trees from a backyard by hand.

I was 6' 3". Until most of my hair fell out. :lol: Now I'm like 6' 2.625".:/:

Birbs. Living in my lift. Guess I'm not working on the wiring for a bit.

I have a new hobby. Making ridiculous Instagram comments. All kinds of random crap shows up in my feed. Today, someone was asking if anyone else mixes the pb & j in a bowl first. Yes, I do, right before telling it to rub the lotion on it's skin, or it gets the hose again. I think intense pain...

The only thing in the backyard is a run of Orangeburg going to a leach pit.

My house is on the farm, but technically not the same parcel. My grandfather bought from his grandmother in about 1950. Yeah, I'm not asking permission. Not sure how to build one, yet. The idea of a giant wood boiler that you fire on slabs once a month, or two, and having tons of heat is intriguing.

I've been watching sand battery videos lately. Debating Googling "can I legally dig a huge hole in my backyard ", or just going for it. :/: :lol:

Always liked him. A different sort of dude, for sure.

Yes, I was joking.

I went to a Vermeer open house and they had a vacuum machine that had a 5" pipe with a pressure washer nozzle in the end of it. It was for finding underground utilities without damaging them. It would dig the most perfect fence post hole in seconds. :/:

With a best by date of 7-4-92.:lol:

There is a deli that I go to sometimes that makes their own chips. That's the only time I eat chips. They are like the discontinued Cape Cod Dark Russets, if anyone remembers them.

Nice. Looks like it's very fast.

No pressure washer, they can bend the fins over. I've have good luck with just a hose. Long nozzle on a blow gun can help.

I've been following for years. Lloyd Kahn has many great books on the subject. I have then all, I think. The biggest problem I see in my area, is that unless you have somewhere to squat, the non-house part of the equation is so big, reducing the actual house cost doesn't make it "affordable"...