We have a surprising amount of moose for how populated the area is. There are a lot of corridors for them to travel though. I've been charged by a moose when I tried to push her and her calf out of a plant

What a diametrically apposed winter you and I are having. You have gotten ALL the snow we normally would have had. It's full on Spring here now and you are still well within the grasps of Winter.

Just got back from a 15 mile ride and the mud guard worked great. The rack is solid and I am looking at a pannier set now. Also need to get stuff for J, like cycling shorts and a rack for his bike.

They seemed like older dogs so could be.

This is rare for us to have happen. Though now I think yesterday during my walk with my dog there was a commotion going on at the neighbor's a half mile away. Their dogs were barking like crazy at something.

The sections of border wall may still be for sale cheap, you could erect those around the property.

One in the same

Ohhhh, you said "putting" I saw Putin

!TF

These are coming out at .03" or .762mm. I have them 1"x1" in size.

I have NEVER been a fan of high humidity. I have no clue how people survive in the deep south... I would melt into a puddle of sweat.

It's the higher humidity that makes the cold feel colder I think. It's been 70-80% humidity most days even when below freezing.

You set the limit for each gate. Use the buttons on the control board to fine tune where they are to stop when closed then press the set limit button and it closes to the same point each time.

Thanks The control board closes one side before the other slightly so that a lock can be put on, then opens the #1 first then #2 follows. Pretty easy system as long as the rams are getting enough power.

Figuring teach himself for now and likely will find someone for some lessons for him

Yep, that is @stryeyz flute

It's nice I still remember the basic chords as I scroll through the "learning to play guitar" books I have dl'd. It'll just be getting my head and hands to connect the memories and hopefully

There isn't much to the heater so it likely is either the start capacitor or the blower motor going bad. With the dirt and dust I bet the motor is on it's last leg. Need to get up and test the thing, need

Stupid food chain needing them! Lol

They have been out all "winter" here... We do have the creek as our north property line which is year round and with it so warm the little bastards have been active the whole time.