So if you didn't do anything airgun related what did you do today?

[Spacebus]

Our entire property is a former crop field. The rocks have long been eliminated.

That would be expensive acreage on the open market! There aren't many farms around here and most of stone free land is dedicated to wild blueberries.

[avator]

We in the deepest deep of the south here, Brother. We don't get stones, only sand. 

[Bicycleman]

Dude, you need some rocks/stones?
Send me a PM.  I can get stoned stones.

[avator]

Dude, you need some rocks/stones?
Send me a PM.  I can get stoned stones.

Always lookin' out for a Brother, ain't ya?

[Frank in Fairfield]

Trimmed the bushes
Cut the grass

[Spacebus]

We in the deepest deep of the south here, Brother. We don't get stones, only sand. 

Sand and red clay. I don't miss it!

[Firewalker]

We grow rocks on our 40, a tiller will just die a painful death. I am looking for a single moldboard plow to break up our soil.

If you have a gravel driveway; you can dual-purpose the tilling when you pull out the rocks... 
That's what we do, LOL....
Granted; it's not that often that they get large enough to make the tiller squeal in pain-but the smaller ping-pong-ball-sized ones are quite numerous 
Jesse

Ours are all grapefruit to pumpkin sized with a 1/2 ton boulder mixed in. Concrete driveway, thank goodness! 

[JuryRigger]

Ours are all grapefruit to pumpkin sized with a 1/2 ton boulder mixed in. Concrete driveway, thank goodness! 

O-o-u-c-h!!! 
Jesse

[Bicycleman]

Permission #2 is very nice for keeping your feet dry and mud-free.  Most of those stepping stones are less than 12 inches across.
Nothing like that in South Louisiana's Cajun Country.

[Blowpipe Sam]

Sand.  Nuthin but sand.  If you want a garden here you have to build your soil.  We’ve been here nine years and I’m up to 17 raised beds, a couple of old bath tubs and beaucoup big pots.  I try to keep a half dozen big compost bins going all the time too.  Just finished planting last weekend.  I’ve never used a tiller here but I’ve just inherited two from my FIL.  I’ll be picking them up next week. 

[Bicycleman]

Tilling in a bathtub?  Hmmmmm!

[Sqrl Klr]

Killed about 20 flies on the back patio with the zapper racket and sprayed a wasp making a new nest on the house. Weedeated in poison ivy then bathed that off me.

Installed a new water filter in the shower and a S pipe to raise the sprayer's height, plus also a premium weight shower curtain recently yet it was still crowding me instead of holding it's place so I weighed it down with big washers taped to the bottom so now it stays away from me. The S pipe made the sprayer too high so I installed a new regular pipe which lowered the sprayer above head height. I got a new knob and splash plate but can't install it yet because I need to widen the tub's hole so the new parts will fit properly. Hoping the dremel with it's plastic cutting wheel will do the trick on the tub since I can't use the sawzall with the water pipe right there.

Got rid of the old ratty looking wall outlet screws and installed new ones. Crazy how such a small thing can make the place look so much better. Installed a cover plate over a old phone jack and a new outlet plate that replaced a broken one. Got all the garbage collected and ready for pickup. Not a bad day.

[Spacebus]

We grow rocks on our 40, a tiller will just die a painful death. I am looking for a single moldboard plow to break up our soil.

If you have a gravel driveway; you can dual-purpose the tilling when you pull out the rocks... 
That's what we do, LOL....
Granted; it's not that often that they get large enough to make the tiller squeal in pain-but the smaller ping-pong-ball-sized ones are quite numerous 
Jesse

Ours are all grapefruit to pumpkin sized with a 1/2 ton boulder mixed in. Concrete driveway, thank goodness! 

We have a gravel drive, but I carefully pulled out all of the fist sized stones and larger when I resurfaced it, much better now. I used the stones I pulled out of the driveway to build the foundation for my alpaca shed. The stones pulled out of the garden beds end up being the border for the bed. There are a handful of large stones in the yard with just a small mount exposed. They could be bowling balls or totally immovable, who knows! I built a 100' retaining wall with all of the 1/2 ton boulders I dug out of my tractor trails, and I've only got a few hundred feet of new road/trail cut! Here in Coastal Maine all of the "soil" is clay sand sediment bought by glaciers that ground down the coastal mountains into what they are now. There's probably less than 10' before you hit bedrock anywhere on our property, and just across the street there are many exposed cliff faces. We have to amend any "soil" we want to grow stuff in. The only exception so far is pumpkins, they seem to love our acidic gravely clay "soil". Thankfully the alpacas make a lot of soil.

[avator]

Going to get the mowing done after work today. 30% and 50% chance of rain Saturday and Sunday and Friday we have business to attend to.
She wants me to till that garden this weekend and I want to rebuild my backstop.

[Bicycleman]

Going to get the mowing done after work today. 30% and 50% chance of rain Saturday and Sunday and Friday we have business to attend to.
She wants me to till that garden this weekend and I want to rebuild my backstop.

I believe the garden will look fine when you are finished.

[avator]

Going to get the mowing done after work today. 30% and 50% chance of rain Saturday and Sunday and Friday we have business to attend to.
She wants me to till that garden this weekend and I want to rebuild my backstop.

I believe the garden will look fine when you are finished.

I'm sure you are right.

[lefteyeshot]

Mowed the grass.

[Privateer]

Fixed the motion sensor light above the side door.
Washed all the dishes.
Sold off some stuff I don't need.

[Sqrl Klr]

Finished a scat ton of weed eating then got a lot of ant killing done with the 2ga pump. Wore out.

[Lt. Dan]

Working at my daughter's house with a friend (retired carpenter) replacing the floor joists and floor in her bathroom.