My 1st Mother's Day without my mom. Give your mom a big hug and kiss today!

I purchased one from Bruce Vandervort in WA and it works well.

Mornin, 36 cloudy and calm.

This is have the largest motor size on th swap able attachment sthil tool and have a weed Wacker head, blower, pole saw and hege trimmer atachment fo it and the largest husky motor weed eater as well.

The sthil just seem to have more low eng grunt whare the husky seem to want to stay at top end and will bog out on heavy stuff more. I also prefer hoe my sthil starts.

I have two powerful weed eaters so the boys can get additional work. Often folks dont mind riding a mower and cutting their grass but dont want to weed eat the ditch or fence lines. Its usually thick heavy tall pasture grass no and weeds not grass along the house or mail box post so low power weed eaters dont cut it ( went down that route at first) I think the boys made a few thousand last year on weed eating only jobs.

The good is they have large fuel tanks run a long time and really cut tall stuff down fast. Draw back is thay are heavy and loud. For a typical home owner they are almost to much. When weed eating at their typical yard jobs in town just knowing down grass around the house I find myself running them at half to 3/4 throttle so they dont get away from me and eat final siding for example.

What's the longest thumb driven syringe pole you can get and where can you get one

Morning Mole,
38°F clear sky with a mild breeze. Have a great Monday everybody.

At some of our travel ball tournaments, I have noticed some concession stands take the pickle juice from the large pickle jars, put it in the small plastic containers (about a shot size), freeze them, and sell them for $1.

Been awhile since I studied 2nd and 3rd causes, but if memory serves me correctly Plato reasoned that in order for those causes to happen, then there would have to be a 1st cause or mover. Later Aristotle which was a student of Plato reasoned that the first mover was a mover that didn't move. Leaning toward the understanding that that mover was God.
Then came Aristotle's student Alexander the Great who reasoned that when we have problems that we can't understand or untangle then go to the Gordian Knot scene and simply take a short cut and whack the problem in half until we find a new end to start with. Out of which comes the idea that cheaters in the end don't win, lol.

And by the way much of the above was in the 400 years of silence between the Testaments so don't be surprised if that beautiful Helen from a thousand years before isn't brought into the time frame. Since we Baptists aren't allowed to poke around in the Apocrypha you never heard this from me, lol.

Yes digging….

Are we sure that's a bad thing?

So was that a God thing? or just some random act of vengeance that Pete, along with the rest have had to endure for this long period of time?

For some reason Oregon makes some good grass.
Christmas valley hay is or “was” highly desirable.

We would drive down every fall to silver falls seed to purchase cover crop in the “old” days.

One time I was with a houndsman and his dogs bated a lion nd followed it to a rock shelf overhang cave. We wanted to go home and he had one hound that was about 8’ baying the lion and wouldn’t quit. I found a piece of fence wire and made a hook and crawled to hook the dogs collar and drag it out. When I got herewhere I could sort of see the dog I took a photo with my phone. I snapped a flash photo and dragged the dog out. When I looked at the photo there are 4 pairs of eyes glowing, the lion had 3 cubs in there as well!