#ecotrain

Yesterday morning I got the boys to school then a bit later pulled some of the last cumbers out of the greenhouse. The peppers are still going strong and the paste tomatoes but the cucs are looking rather

We comfortably host up to 10 people at the same time, so whether it's a big family reunion or a group of friends...

Not every day is made of mountains and sunsets. Today was the other kind of day: the one where the most intense workout was for my index finger. 😅 Let me tell you all about it! 👇 🗂️ Today's mission:

Yesterday morning I watched as Utd nearly shit the bed yet again, but managed a tie by luck. Littler lost his match at the world cup finals before Smith won then final. Before noon I had the bikes loaded

One of those days that leaves you tired but with a full heart. From farm work to the summit, ending with a lovely dinner. Let me tell you all about it! 👇 🔧 Morning: building the mobile chicken coop We

Headed to Chewelah yesterday morning to meet up with the club to go fly Eagle Mountain. We drove to the lz where we left 4 of the rigs and headed up in the 2 trucks. Got to the launch and the winds were

Good has won, evil has lost. Now, we enter the time when ALL will be exposed. We see all the ugliness that has always been there.

Was awake at 4:30 yesterday morning then headed to the group ride at 5:30. Was right dark still on the way down. The 6 of us headed out and I was keeping up okay for much of the ride as we got a pretty

Went for a ride yesterday morning. Was really just going to the COTS trail to see how long the ride is from home. Got to the trail and thought, "I'll just go to the summit of the trail". At the

Yesterday morning I headed out for a ride finally despite the body not feeling super up to it. It was likely my intuition that the wind would be a bit of a pain. It was out of the north and east and seemed

Yesterday morning I got the boys to school then a bit later headed to town for my weekly session. After I stopped at home to grab a few tools then headed north to Newport and a quite nice log house along

More rain in the gauge yesterday morning put us at near .9" for the storm which was super needed in the region. Nicely it dried out enough for me to work. After getting the boys to school I loaded

I woke before 4am yesterday to the sound of the rain pounding down outside. Checked the doppler to see the big mass HEAD RIGHT FER US! It dumped for the next hours. By 7:30 we had .73" in the gauge

We got to Diamond Lake yesterday morning good and early and soon had ourselves checked in for the Sprint Relay. My bike's first corral! Most people were doing the race solo and there were just 6 of us

It is not as simple as you and the alien just being in the same place at the same time. You have to be able to handle their vibrations.

The cat found her way up the ladder yesterday morning. She got to the roof edge then scuttled herself back down the ladder rungs. The first time we have seen her climb anything since we have had her. She

Had a job yesterday morning which was swapping out old light fixtures for new. These old ones were a pain in the ass to get the bulbs out of for the homeowners. The new ones are far easier to change bulbs

I got to the brewery at 5:30am yesterday morning and had a massive load of grain to load. 5 barrels, a half, and a bit in a half. The moon was a tiny sliver in the morning sky. The dark side was still

Woke to it still raining yesterday morning. I went and unhooked the trailer to make the trips to drop off easier. Took @stryeyz to work then headed back home. Emptied the gauge of the prior 24 hours rain.

We are finally getting good rain now and woke yesterday morning to it still pounding down. I managed to time the trip to town for grain just right as I hit a dry spot between rounds of rain in Spokane.