I'm worn out just by reading the thread!!
480 lbs, how many cooking sessions can that produce?
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I know what you mean Mark. She was suppose to get her friends with the young legs to help get her stuff up there. Today was hot until the rain started and has cooled off considerably. -
It's a little Yanmar Sc2450. It has 25 hp diesel 3 cyl, 4x4, locking rear diff, pwr strg, I love it. It is my little "Force Multiplier" and save my old B@$$ from getting wore out to fast. -
It's a little Yanmar Sc2450. It has 25 hp diesel 3 cyl, 4x4, locking rear diff, pwr strg, I love it. It is my little "Force Multiplier" and save my old B@$$ from getting wore out to fast. -
And then the rain thunder and lightening came and I had 480# of pellets sitting in front of the front barn.
I didn't know my senior body could move that fast to get it stored.And I ngot the main box covered
And I had all the hardware up on the deck. TOWMBO came out and brought that into the kitchen for now.
I am working on an article of how to make your own sweet pickle relish that I hope to get most of it posted today also. It is easy and it taste fabulous!!Leave a comment:
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Don't envy the hike up the stairs. If it makes you feel any better, a few weeks ago I moved my daughter up to Portland to attend grad school. We drove up in her car, packed to the gills with her stuff. The next day we bought a ton of Ikea furniture and a carload from Fred Meyer. She lives in an apartment on the 4th floor - no elevator! To top it off, Portland is usually pretty cool - but that weekend it was in the mid-high 90s! -
Yes, we Navy guys were always snappy dressers. If you had long pants you could have stuck them in your socks and you would have been in full battle dress. Now they get to wear blue camouflage at sea! Navy = Never Again Volunteer Yourself (and yes before anyone asks, I can poke fun because I was in Uncle Sam's Finest Canoe Club for a bit myself). By the way Barry, on another subject, what type of tractor is it that you have?
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