SageHill
Herd Master
Looks like our summer temps but with 0% in the rain.It's 82° right now, I can handle it, just not doing anything heavy like mowing.
I love the 70s!
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Getting closer to the 90° mark.
Looks like our summer temps but with 0% in the rain.It's 82° right now, I can handle it, just not doing anything heavy like mowing.
I love the 70s!
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Getting closer to the 90° mark.
That is SUCH an inviting entry!Awake since 4am.I thought I wouldn't be able to work outside today, so I headed over to the farmers' market about 8:30, bought a loaf of sourdough bread, some strawberry muffins made with butter
, and some organic bratwurst.
I actually was able to putter outside without getting a headache! I cleaned and organized the front porch (not out in the sun), planted the window boxes (technically on the porch railing) and then finished planting annuals for the front steps. I made a new mixture of peat moss, compost, and soil. I hope they do well.
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And since it still hasn't rained (2 weeks? 3?) I watered all the vegetables, the blueberry and elderberry bushes, too. No mowing, I think that's what overheated me.
Dang. But those shake down trips are worth their weight in gold. Loved when we had motorhomes - so nice to be able to take all your stuff!!! Down here the motorhome (class C then class A) were insurance on evacuation for whatever reason. Brings back memories of coast to coast trips for dog shows and herding trials. DS was just a kid and was my "road cook". So much fun. You'll find great places to go. We used to have a ginormous book with all the campgrounds in the US. Forget what it was called - but it was a lifesaver in finding places. Geeze, I wonder if it even still exists - it was print.We went "camping" in our new to us Class C motorhome. We came home the next day, giving up one night.
I knew the resort was next to I5, the freeway running north south Canada to Mexico. I didn't expect to be placed 125 yards from it. It was deafening, loud, louder and it rained all night long. Won't be going back to that one again.
My dad lived in an RV, on the road, for almost 30 years. When he retired at 62 he gave up apartment living, too expensive. First he had a teardrop ? trailer, then graduated to a 19' Dodge RV. Being a mechanic as well as an engineer he kept it running mostly on his own until age crept up. When the wood sides started disintegrating he bought a 29' Ford. He lived in that until he went into hospice.Dang. But those shake down trips are worth their weight in gold. Loved when we had motorhomes - so nice to be able to take all your stuff!!! Down here the motorhome (class C then class A) were insurance on evacuation for whatever reason. Brings back memories of coast to coast trips for dog shows and herding trials. DS was just a kid and was my "road cook". So much fun. You'll find great places to go. We used to have a ginormous book with all the campgrounds in the US. Forget what it was called - but it was a lifesaver in finding places. Geeze, I wonder if it even still exists - it was print.