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Wonderful work everyone and keep working because I am sitting here have a nice cup of tea.. About time you did some work WL---real work---this getting rid of stuff is really hard work and wish you would come out here and "clean my garage and truck mats--lol...Have a nice day everyone and the pictures are really nice and wl try to be good and spoil your family with a nice meal today for I know that your a stickler for spending any money...lol Bless you all....clancey
All the rain this summer with the high temps & humidity have kept the real work at bay. We should start seeing cooler temps after this week so some real work will get done. If I lived out near you, I would help you out.

Usually when we have steaks cooked on the grill, we'll have pasta with it but tonight we went with fries and a veggie with a few small steaks. I'm not sure what's up for a new meal, but if I'm cooking it, probably something Italian.

I have an appointment this fall with the doctor so I would like my weight between 205 - 210 when I go in.

Enjoy your tea Clancey, I usually have three or four cups of green tea a week.
 
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Well I'm having another beer. Did the buggy this morning. Not sure what was the real issue was but I replaced the bearings while I was in there.

Loaded the saws and stuff up and went back to the oak in the back to cut limb wood. The buggy pulled out 2 loads of 12" rounds stacked 2 deep. (Probably 18 rounds) Maaaaaybe a little over spec.😁

Maybe the trail doesn't need as much work as I thought other than moving a couple of rocks LOL.
 
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