THE Random Chat Thread - AKA "The RCT" - No shirt or shoes required - Open 24 / 7
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Morning.
Morning Anti.
Morning Anti.
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Morning Pepper.
- Feb 3, 2009
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Oh she's still struggling, and the time has come to put her down.Morning Jim.
How's your chick doing, the weak one you had to nurse for a while?
Have tried many things, but it's just not getting any better or worse.
I'm sorry to hear that Jim, but it's survival of the fittest isn't it.
I hate to think of any animal that might be suffering though, I'm sure it's the humane thing to do.
- Feb 3, 2009
- 42,167
- 161,948
- 🥇 Banner finds
- 1
- Detector(s) used
- Deus, Deus 2, Minelab 3030, E-Trac,
- Primary Interest:
- Relic Hunting
The weather report was bang on regarding the start time of the snow.
It was a whirl wind morning to get the list of things done-then again I'm a last minute type guy also it seems.
First off was to over to the field and berry patch to pick up all the small tools laying around.
Then unload the car hauler of milk tank and large tractor tire.
Go down to the dock and run out the winch cable on the ATV-backed the truck down the slope until the high center point was obtained. I hooked onto the truck and ground my way up the hill with the ATV and trailer full of old dock debris. Then pulled the ATV and trailer with the truck up the road to the shop gate-always great doing a 2 person job by yourself.
Went over to the woodworkers and picked up the 9 - 30" x 60" windows I had got made for the shop.
Then loaded up the 16' car hauler trailer with insulation and brought it down to the barn to start insulating the the ceiling keep the gals warmer this winter. So I spent the afternoon in the coop starting that lovely project of insulating and putting 3/8" plywood on the ceiling.
The barn walls are insulated but they neglected to insulate the roof or lower ceiling, so I'll finish it off.
There was the run around of picking up other items, getting the pre-snow jobs done.
Note to self for next year-start a tad earlier.
It was a whirl wind morning to get the list of things done-then again I'm a last minute type guy also it seems.
First off was to over to the field and berry patch to pick up all the small tools laying around.
Then unload the car hauler of milk tank and large tractor tire.
Go down to the dock and run out the winch cable on the ATV-backed the truck down the slope until the high center point was obtained. I hooked onto the truck and ground my way up the hill with the ATV and trailer full of old dock debris. Then pulled the ATV and trailer with the truck up the road to the shop gate-always great doing a 2 person job by yourself.
Went over to the woodworkers and picked up the 9 - 30" x 60" windows I had got made for the shop.
Then loaded up the 16' car hauler trailer with insulation and brought it down to the barn to start insulating the the ceiling keep the gals warmer this winter. So I spent the afternoon in the coop starting that lovely project of insulating and putting 3/8" plywood on the ceiling.
The barn walls are insulated but they neglected to insulate the roof or lower ceiling, so I'll finish it off.
There was the run around of picking up other items, getting the pre-snow jobs done.
Note to self for next year-start a tad earlier.
bill from lachine
Gold Member
Coinboy,
Good morning and welcome back I hope you're keeping well.
Good morning and welcome back I hope you're keeping well.
bill from lachine
Gold Member
Good morning ARC, Dave, Jim & Rook.
The weather report was bang on regarding the start time of the snow.
It was a whirl wind morning to get the list of things done-then again I'm a last minute type guy also it seems.
First off was to over to the field and berry patch to pick up all the small tools laying around.
Then unload the car hauler of milk tank and large tractor tire.
Go down to the dock and run out the winch cable on the ATV-backed the truck down the slope until the high center point was obtained. I hooked onto the truck and ground my way up the hill with the ATV and trailer full of old dock debris. Then pulled the ATV and trailer with the truck up the road to the shop gate-always great doing a 2 person job by yourself.
Went over to the woodworkers and picked up the 9 - 30" x 60" windows I had got made for the shop.
Then loaded up the 16' car hauler trailer with insulation and brought it down to the barn to start insulating the the ceiling keep the gals warmer this winter. So I spent the afternoon in the coop starting that lovely project of insulating and putting 3/8" plywood on the ceiling.
The barn walls are insulated but they neglected to insulate the roof or lower ceiling, so I'll finish it off.
There was the run around of picking up other items, getting the pre-snow jobs done.
Note to self for next year-start a tad earlier.
The weather doesn't look too bad for this week in your area Jim, at least it's going to be mild.
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- Feb 3, 2009
- 42,167
- 161,948
- 🥇 Banner finds
- 1
- Detector(s) used
- Deus, Deus 2, Minelab 3030, E-Trac,
- Primary Interest:
- Relic Hunting
Dave you going out detecting this AM?
With the snow it makes a person really know what they have covered with the footie prints left- makes gridding easy.
With the snow it makes a person really know what they have covered with the footie prints left- makes gridding easy.
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