Fire-pit night at Kris's!
Quote from: USAFANG6799 on November 19, 2019, 06:18:28 PMQuote from: maraudinglizard on November 19, 2019, 06:00:12 PMDay 7 of the Messy Michael Cleanup has come to an end. All the dead leaners are gone. Now to clean up the dropped stuff and the brushy stuff away from the house. I have plenty of red maple and oaks that have volunteered on my property so I will be able to move some around. It will be hot next summer without the shade in the morning but that's okay, maples grow pretty quick. Hopefully in a few weeks I can get a garden started and have some fresh greens to cook. No burnable firewood I take it? Lots of pine if I recall.Oh it's burnable and it won't take long to get rid of it either. Yes, it's pine, not good for a fire place but great for an outdoor warming fire.The view from above, as you can see I was just about maxed out on extension.
Quote from: maraudinglizard on November 19, 2019, 06:00:12 PMDay 7 of the Messy Michael Cleanup has come to an end. All the dead leaners are gone. Now to clean up the dropped stuff and the brushy stuff away from the house. I have plenty of red maple and oaks that have volunteered on my property so I will be able to move some around. It will be hot next summer without the shade in the morning but that's okay, maples grow pretty quick. Hopefully in a few weeks I can get a garden started and have some fresh greens to cook. No burnable firewood I take it? Lots of pine if I recall.
Day 7 of the Messy Michael Cleanup has come to an end. All the dead leaners are gone. Now to clean up the dropped stuff and the brushy stuff away from the house. I have plenty of red maple and oaks that have volunteered on my property so I will be able to move some around. It will be hot next summer without the shade in the morning but that's okay, maples grow pretty quick. Hopefully in a few weeks I can get a garden started and have some fresh greens to cook.
Wow Kris...that boom is almost high enough to do an "Airborne Combat Jump" from. I am sure.... that you will be glad.... when all the work is finally done.Best Wishes My Friend - Tom
Quote from: Hoosier Daddy on November 19, 2019, 08:49:44 PMFire-pit night at Kris's!Roasted hot dog wieners and marshmallows. Smores, yum.. count me in. Pine smoked dogs, reminds me of camping out when I was 11 years old.
Roof repair and clean the pine needles of the awning and did some waterproofing on my shed, rain is coming! My body really hurts from the kind of work I did today, and I only worked from 8AM to 2:30PM. I feel like I worked a 14 hour day. Getting old is the pits! But at least I still made myself useful, that feels good mentally.
Quote from: maraudinglizard on November 19, 2019, 07:04:39 PMQuote from: USAFANG6799 on November 19, 2019, 06:18:28 PMQuote from: maraudinglizard on November 19, 2019, 06:00:12 PMDay 7 of the Messy Michael Cleanup has come to an end. All the dead leaners are gone. Now to clean up the dropped stuff and the brushy stuff away from the house. I have plenty of red maple and oaks that have volunteered on my property so I will be able to move some around. It will be hot next summer without the shade in the morning but that's okay, maples grow pretty quick. Hopefully in a few weeks I can get a garden started and have some fresh greens to cook. No burnable firewood I take it? Lots of pine if I recall.Oh it's burnable and it won't take long to get rid of it either. Yes, it's pine, not good for a fire place but great for an outdoor warming fire.The view from above, as you can see I was just about maxed out on extension.Wow Kris...that boom is almost high enough to do an "Airborne Combat Jump" from. I am sure.... that you will be glad.... when all the work is finally done.Best Wishes My Friend - Tom
Quote from: A.K.A. Tommy Boy on November 19, 2019, 10:20:27 PMQuote from: maraudinglizard on November 19, 2019, 07:04:39 PMQuote from: USAFANG6799 on November 19, 2019, 06:18:28 PMQuote from: maraudinglizard on November 19, 2019, 06:00:12 PMDay 7 of the Messy Michael Cleanup has come to an end. All the dead leaners are gone. Now to clean up the dropped stuff and the brushy stuff away from the house. I have plenty of red maple and oaks that have volunteered on my property so I will be able to move some around. It will be hot next summer without the shade in the morning but that's okay, maples grow pretty quick. Hopefully in a few weeks I can get a garden started and have some fresh greens to cook. No burnable firewood I take it? Lots of pine if I recall.Oh it's burnable and it won't take long to get rid of it either. Yes, it's pine, not good for a fire place but great for an outdoor warming fire.The view from above, as you can see I was just about maxed out on extension.Wow Kris...that boom is almost high enough to do an "Airborne Combat Jump" from. I am sure.... that you will be glad.... when all the work is finally done.Best Wishes My Friend - TomLooks high enough for a Air Assault rappel.
That view would make me really queasy. Dangling my feet out over 3000 ft of air from an HU1A didn't bother me but this would for some reason. Any more I even deer hunt from the ground rather than climbing 20 feet into a tree stand.
You folks are hardcore!After work yesterday, I continued my leaf clean-up. Three pine trees, 5 hickory trees, a Holly, and dozens of Oak trees seem to end up in my yard. After relocation outside the chain-link fence, I let them accrue, then I mow with prejudice. My mowers never get used for grass- only mulching leaves.
Spent the past few days on a forklift at work trying to get things in order for weekly audits. My old body is paying the price. It's screaming at me that I need to be more active on a regular basis. Use it or lose it.
I ran heavy equipment for 30 years and the skid steer was my least favorite. When you had to get things done quickly it would beat the &^^& out of you compared to the big stuff. As far as man lifts...I didn’t do so well. I’m not good with heights and it tested my nerves to have to go up in them. I think the highest I went was 60ft to weld on a conveyor head pulley and I hated it ! Just looking at the photo Kris posted makes me uneasy lol. No way would I jump out of a perfectly good airplane . God bless all of you that do or did for our armed services. My future son in law starts airborne training Monday in NC.
No way would I jump out of a perfectly good airplane . God bless all of you that do or did for our armed services. My future son in law starts airborne training Monday in NC.
Quote from: mac on November 21, 2019, 11:16:56 AM No way would I jump out of a perfectly good airplane . God bless all of you that do or did for our armed services. My future son in law starts airborne training Monday in NC.As an ex-Crew Chief, I can assure you... there is NO SUCH THING as a perfectly good airplane.