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All I use is DeWalt 20v tools. I have a 4 battery fast charger & those big ass batteries. No more stretching cords & blowing GFI's. I run masonry crews and the tools get a real workout. They last a long time. We even have a 9inch 20v masonry wet chop saw.
Yep! up to 6 mAh batteries. I still have the big guns for home building... Cordless doesn't do log cutting.
 

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Good morning folks. I hope ARC is ok. I'm exhausted from the cleanup. 2 trips to the dump with my 20 foot Bougainvillea that blew down. At least 1 trip planned today. Coffee tastes good, trying not to procrastinate. Got to finish! :coffee2:
Oh my 20’…. I bet she is beautiful 🪴
 

The Mrs had a indoor task. Please can you hang the fire extinguisher?

Reply: Today is sunshine so I will be doing the outside work.

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Reply: Well ok then, so you can hang the pictures back up then?

Certainly not a problem.

Yesterday was the digging around under the hay/grass for the potatoes.
Moles love potatoes it seems.
1st year of this type of planting and have a mixed review regarding it.
Easy peasy for retrieving. 95% are just laying on the ground.
Some have the green sun damage, some have the rodent damage.
Though over all the yield and simplicity of not digging the spuds was a winner.
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I had already dug a couple of bushels.
So I am well set for my winter supply.
Got a few ? Squash, probably will become soup thickener.
This year was a challenge for Squash by all growers.
Wet August followed by a dry September.
 

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