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[Oregon Viking]

Won the stump I was after. Axe to roots all the way around while digging trench by hand.
When loose like a bad tooth , ram it with the tractor bucket.
Dug another to match.
Thinking for sure it's a younger me's game.
Even my hair hurts! l.o.l..

Dynamite might be a solution.

 

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[Oregon Viking]

 

[Bamasteve]

This TV sh.t is really stressful......I went from cohost to everything piled on me, and having to come up with a narrative, 2 boats, 2 more captains to drive them, 3-4 metal detectors, filming locations and alternate filming locations, and then doing my film parts....they are right about TV not being easy....you need to be a self starter and a problem solver to succeed......having a "let's make it happen captain" attitude helps. Looks like I'll be dragging islamorada mark into this too....he's got the perfect vessel for this, and is a great partner/hunter !! And most of all a great friend that I met here on t-net first !!

The joys of being a celebrity there Bart Reynolds’s!

 

[releventchair]

Dynamite might be a solution.

For me ,or the stumps?

Too close to the gas line.
No dynamite at the hardware store anymore.

 

[Bamasteve]

For me ,or the stumps?

Too close to the gas line.
No dynamite at the hardware store anymore.

They’ve gone to tannerite nowadays, from what I’ve seen it makes a pretty good bang

 

[releventchair]

They’ve gone to tannerite nowadays, from what I’ve seen it makes a pretty good bang

Oh , I had ideas! But refrained.
I can just see a stump landing on the neighbors solar panels on the roof.
Or the other neighbor across the streets roof!

 

[pepperj]

Farmer's dynamite bag of fertilizer and a cap.

 

[releventchair]

Farmer's dynamite bag of fertilizer and a cap.

Dad used to create ponds that way.
Don't know where he acquired the caps from.
Dirt in the trees quite a ways up though!

 

[Oregon Viking]

Dad used to create ponds that way.
Don't know where he acquired the caps from.
Dirt in the trees quite a ways up though!

What?

 

[pepperj]

I remember me and the kid across the road use to sneak into their tool shed.
There would be all these cool things in there.
Bags of fertilizer, Fuse coils, caps, dynamite.
We played with the mercury from the blue bottle.
We knew not to touch the caps, or the CIL.

 

[pepperj]

Morning world

 

[blossom]

Morning world

Good day to you Sir Pepper, i Hope all is as it should be your end xx

 

[ARC]

Good morning dearest TreasureNet Scallywags.

 

[pepperj]

Good day to you Sir Pepper, i Hope all is as it should be your end xx

Good morning to you blossom.
Hope that you have a great day today.

 

[pepperj]

Good morning dearest TreasureNet Scallywags.

Morning ARC

 

[blossom]

Good morning dearest TreasureNet Scallywags.

Morning Cappy… i See you are in an eloquent disposition this morning 😆 x

 

[ARC]

Morning Cappy… i See you are in an eloquent disposition this morning 😆 x

Arrrrgggg thats what happens when the coffee is strong

:P

 

[ARC]

Ok crew... hold down the ship i am off to the lands.

bbl.

 

[releventchair]

What?

Blowing ponds.

Bury the mixed charge recipe I won't put on the internet (energy diverted downwards that way) add a blasting cap on top and run wires about fifty yards to battery.
Wear hard hat , yell fire in the hole , and touch it off.
Dirt blows around twenty feet into the air with a fifty pound charge as a crater is formed. Depending on charge size . Too big is too big though.... Things like windows and neighbors in the distance can get agitated.

Potholes for ducks used to be made that way too. Maybe still do.

 

[releventchair]

Mornin all.

Good rain today. Should be all day too.
I held off planting winter rye. Forecast has 4-5 dry days ahead.
I've played that game before where seed germinated after a good rain then dried out because it wouldn't rain again.
Time is right now. Just not the weather...