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That look like a workout for sure, scatfast. Guessing you broke a sweat getting that done!

Glad you timed it the way you wanted, Soupermike. Are those cars for auto hauling?

Nice catch, hrbergeron! You got plans for the "new green", or are you meaning just to keep it around for some good fun?

"Getitng what you pay for" isn't ALWAYS true, but with tools and parts it is lots of time a good rule of thumb, you know?

Fun is the goal. Thanks for the post, Barman!

Chucky is onto something here: - Killing was never, and will never be, a good policy Give love, take love, make love Everybody wins

You know what you're doing, Weldman; and I should have known as much! Yeah, fiber-mesh was just becoming a thing about the time I wound down my years in the business (and it would seem to be a "no-brainer" for any flatwork). Sawcutting some control joints as a final step is likely on your...

You might like this, Mullaney; read some funny story a while back about some big municipality with acres of solar panels hiring out goats to clean up the fields around the panel installations: - They had a learning curve - Now they contract sheep for that work The goats were eating up parts...

Just reading something the other day about "calm", and how it was described as a superpower. Emotions tangle up thinking. But emotion is a hard thing to tame in us peoples. Taking railroad crossings seriously is always good sense, plain and simple. Here's the clip:

Placing concrete is bull labor for sure. Maybe offer some high school football team a "real world" experience and feed them lunch in exchange for their labor placing the mix and later on the slab. Hire one good concrete man to direct/watch them. Of course, this might just make trouble. If...

If you're already keeping chickens and some hives, you might want to consider adding in a goat to the mix: - Those rascals eat EVERYTHING green, weeds included (just be sure to tether them away from any wiring)!

Weldman, that project is looking real good. It's a work-of-art! Guessing that the 2x's on the ground are formwork for a slab you plan to lay down over the gravel; is that the plan?

Or was that National Bohemian ("Natty Boh")?

"The Land of Pleasant Living" - as quoted by Explorer John Smith (1605), and adopted by Carling Black Label Beer!!

Sounds like fun and good times for sure! Don't know Mayo (but then there's a whole lot I don't know): - Are you on the Bay or the Atlantic?

The new Food City in East Ridge (Chattanooga +/-) carries Roquefort cheese as a standard staple in the cheese section (and the old store always did also). Highbrow/ Lowbrow I guess some folk just like good eating!

I love Russian vids; always first class productions. Nice post, USSR. The Biathlon is a crazy idea! It looked like all the "teams" used the same tank type: - Did I see that right?

I wish I knew something useful to tell you, but I right useless about a lot. Guessing that you never got a reply, Charlie 175. Is that right?

Looks like it might be a Silver Maple. They do have a tendency to go squirrelly, fall apart, and get messy. I am not a an arborist, but my "whiskers are long". :driver: :naner: :driver: