dendrite

Fortunately those are blight tolerant. I buy already roasted Italian chestnuts at the store. Yum-o. I'm pretty confident the American version will make a comeback. If I don't die from these migraines and diverticulitis they should be spreading back through the forests and producing nuts in the next few decades. The blight resistant ones just need the government approval. Gene and I will be waiting.

No particular order... Mar 93 Oct 11 Mar 01 Dec 08 Torn on 5th...May 06 rain, Jan 98, Feb 94, Jul 95 heat, Jan 94 cold, Gloria 85, April Fool's 97, Feb 01, Jan 11... Tough one

The great high pressure of Feb 1981.

First 40s with rain here...albeit 49.9F. But I know you count that. Nice little surprise drink, but I'm starting to get a little sick of the water. A week of dry days would be nice.

0.55” and pouring

lol

Kinda shocked at how much color there is in the foliage already. Took the ride home down 132 and there’s stretches with a lot of red, orange, and yellow. It’s not the meager weak tree stuff either.

lol no water in taunton

Gene is the chestnut. We have an inside thing on that. I need an emoji for Bob now.

46.6° More 40s

You'll have to PM me your exact lat/long lol. Where's Will now? Holliston? And Ray's in Methuen?

Nothing left to bring down after the EF1 tornado at Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, U.S.A., Earth, Solar System, Milky Way Galaxy, Universe

Meh

Wreckhouse wind?

Last post 8/28. I can't even troll him back. It's not even fun and competitive anymore.

This is coming along quite well.

Just added you to mine.

Really? I have all of the tilts for a $10 initial fee only

I think I’d relax on the pesticides but that’s just me. I find it hard to believe they wiped out every bit of greenery like that.

66/47 Few Ci to the south...otherwise skc.

They've been annihilating my fruit trees. I saved the pear trees before they got too many fruits by hitting them with a high pressure wash, but I was a little late with the cherry trees. I didn't even bother with the crabapple and plum. The plum tree is like 80% tented up right now. They're even tenting in the oaks. I have some kind of weird caterpillar eating up my birch leaves as well....never seen them before. They're yellowish black and kinda curl up like an inch worm on the leaves....probably about an inch long. edit...looks like sawfly caterpillars

I have a ton of tent and different colored fuzzy caterpillars too.