DavisStraight

Looks like a cool down after a few days of high heat.

Two apple, one peach and one pear, had them about 4-5 years now, never saw so much fruit this early except one year with the peach tree,

Should I do something to combat the heat? Water more? Not sure, haven't had them a long time, you have more experience than me.

My fruit trees are sick with fruit this year, maybe the weather, not sure but should get a bountiful harvest this fall.

No Scheffler/Schauffele?

I cut our lawn for years when I was a kid with one of those, it wasn't like the new lightweight Worx mower, it was made of oak and weighed a ton. Finally, my father bought a newfangled gas mower when I was about 15 or so, wasn't self propelled and we had a decent size hill in the yard. They cut nicer than new mowers, it's like clipping every blade of grass with scissors.

That could be another problem

Thought you were talking push mowers, I still have my gas powered Craftsman tractor, electric ones are super expensive right now.

Looked like that here last week.

I had a Honda, bought an electric mower, does a great job, I have two batteries for it though.,

Tstorm died off right before it got to me, decent little shower though.

Ticks are the worst, PIA to work in the yard and next morning wake up with a tick affixed to my lat, they seem to love that spot, then I have to go to the docs and get an antibiotic.

Already sweltering in the Southwest, glad I don't live there.

Pine pollen isn't that bad for my allergies, it's the pollen I can't see that bother me although my car covered in yellow isn't great at least I don't get congested from it.

Best scene of the winter

I think Kens drooling over that great firewood you have

I have two large ashes dead, I'd like to cut them down and use as firewood this year. Already dry.

I've been asking people that have them when I go to appraise their house and that's in line with what I've been hearing.

First of all, doing that on the first tee must have the spectators laughing their ass off, I've never seen that but would think it's funny. Second shorter clubs are easier to hit but to get the most out of your size you need clubs to match your height and other things. Doesn't cost anything to get fitted clubs other than the cost of the clubs.

I broke a 3 wood like that once, but never two woods in a row. Did you have older clubs?

It can be at certain times of the day; I time my trips to Maine when traffic should be less on the stretch when I can. Takes me 2 hours to get to my sisters in Maine when I time it right, it's taken me 3 1/2 hours when I don't hit it at the right time.

Don't touch it, unless you hear the noise again.

So a baby chipmunk gets into our house the other day, cat probably played with it and got bored and it ran under the fridge. My wife kept the cat in a room and made a path for the chipmunk to go out the door but its panics when she opens the door and runs into a bedroom. For two days she keeps the bedroom door closed to keep the cat away and periodically tries to catch it to put it outside, no luck. Yesterday morning it's by the door looking weak, she puts it outside with some food, 10 minutes later, it's gone, she thinks she saved the poor little chipmunk. Two hours later the cat brings the chipmunk onto the porch, dead. So we had a chipmunk living in our house for two days and ended up on our porch, dead anyway.

I used to have a window unit that sounded like a diesel truck but man that thing really cooled the apartment down.

Get one of those high-powered blowers that blow around 230 mph.