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![]() No, my first name is Ted and several years (gosh ages) ago right after Tombstone came out, I went about on a Halloween with boots, a cowboy hat, and a six shooter on. Knocked on a buddy's door and when he opened it, he said, "Hey look, it's teddyearp!"
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![]() Was 5 degrees at 0600 this morning but sunny and calm.
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![]() Was reading back through the thread and was reminded I hadn't seen the Prius drive past in quite a while. I wonder if they gave up and moved out or simply wised up and bought a more appropriate vehicle.
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![]() A Prius really doesn't belong out here, LOL. I found someone to hammer the car back into shape. It looks almost like nothing ever happened. Next time it gets that windy, I'm keeping a better grip on that door!
The weather's supposed to be nicer this week, so I'm hoping to get a little outdoor painting done. And I want to get an electrical line run out to the well house for the heat tape that's wrapped around a pipe. Right now I'm using a long extension cord. I've heard that wells can freeze up when it gets too cold out. |
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Glad to hear the car is good to go. The well won't freeze (unless they didn't use a pitless setup) but the exposed pipes in your well house can. So you definitely want a source of heat and to insulate the walls/ceiling if not already done. If they didn't bury the water line to house deep enough or insulate the pipes under the house you can have freeze issues there as well. Your well house doesn't have a 110V outlet? My pump is 220 but there is a 110 line off the pump's panel going to the outlet and a light. |
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![]() It has an outlet box, but it's not working. The electrician said it would be easier to run a new line since there's already a rope through the conduit that they can use to do that, rather than spend hours trying to find a break somewhere.
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![]() Ah okay that makes sense then. I had mistakenly thought you were trenching in an entirely new line.
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I don't know about how healthy it is, as it's just spiced fermented cabbage (though there are several other varieties made with daikon, greens, water, etc) but yes she makes it along with every other Korean dish. |
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https://www.health.com/health/articl...410300,00.html Also, when my wife had any digestion problems she would go for the kimchi. |
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![]() Had rain off and on since early this morning and now it is pouring with high winds and some hail mixed in.
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![]() Another 'gift' from your neighbors to the west, lol. Though I didn't get the hail.
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![]() I had that same weather, too. It hit right after I finished replacing a window on the porch that the wind blew down and broke.
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![]() It seems that the psuedo-environmentalists are all giving up on the Prius as a status symbol and are buying the Subaru's now. In Pinetop Lakeside you can't swing a cat without hitting a tourist or a cat lady in some kind of Subaru.
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The area had become "trendy" and housing prices shot UP because of that. They also bought out the the local drinking establishments and you suddenly couldn't go out to eat anymore without a reservation. To say nothing of the greatly increased costs. |
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![]() When I was stuck in western WA state for a time, it was trendy to drive a Prius. They knew it was more expensive and no real carbon savings, so to make up for it, they'd always drive 5-10 mph under the speed limit. Especially on the cross state two lane highways where they could back up at least five to ten cars to make their statement.
The Seattle Subaru would go out and plant a tree for you for every test drive. Ever see the forests of western WA? They make the crowded ASNF look barren. |
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![]() Well the seller decided he would come down in price so we are doing the paperwork to buy the 36 acres next to ours and should close on the 4th of Dec. This will double the size of our property to 72 acres.
We paid a bit more then it was worth but it was worth it to us to keep from having a neighbor that close. As while the property has several good places to situate a house, the cheapest route for power is to piggyback off our pole. Which means any house would most likely have been built just a few hundred feet from ours. |
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![]() Great, Steve! Congratulations!
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