Img fail!Am I doing it right?
Any way. LET'S GET ER DUN!!!
Speak for yourself.Ugh, it's still not Friday yet...
It is if you're taking tomorrow off!Ugh, it's still not Friday yet...
That my friend is where babies come from. If babies were made of steel. The building is the concentrator at an iron ore mine. The random thing coming off the building is a conveyor or flume (not my problem so I don't really know) coming from the grinding circuit.@rockofullr : what are we looking at up there?
riding trails during a race, if you're not racing, can be super fun. especially when you pass the people who are racing.The local XC chest thumpers are having there bi-weekly after work race series on some of the more technical trails in our area tonight. Debating if I want to join them and throw down or just Bong shed it and ride in woods. I am hoping this will be the hardest decision I have to make today.
Congratulations. So what's it do?Mornin peeps!
Last day of training, already mentally checked out for this weekend.
Put the finishing touches on this bad boy and got it mounted.
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i wish i had the time for a full on garden. this year is just gonna be tomatoes, beans, and maybe some cukes. raspberry patch is doing well, need to expand it.Rode last night, some of it well after sunset with no headlamp. Braille.
Took out some more house plants.
Planted Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant and bok choi.
Usually it's the cooler + dogs in the backseat. Now I can lash down the cooler and other stuffs and throw a dog bed in there.Congratulations. So what's it do?
We have Kale, strawberries, squash, herbs, and tomatoes in the garden bed (one bed was given to Wifey for flowers). I'm really tempted to pull up the stone around the edges of the yard to expand the garden around the perimeter for things like raspberries and strawberries that need room to expand.i wish i had the time for a full on garden. this year is just gonna be tomatoes, beans, and maybe some cukes. raspberry patch is doing well, need to expand it.
i've got a few planters in place, just time to plant / tend. very limited with a 1 year old. i think next year will be different, something he'd probably be intoWe have Kale, strawberries, squash, herbs, and tomatoes in the garden bed (one bed was given to Wifey for flowers). I'm really tempted to pull up the stone around the edges of the yard to expand the garden around the perimeter for things like raspberries and strawberries that need room to expand.
Yeah. Haley's all about watering the garden. She was super into choosing where the flowers were planted. It will be chaotic for sure, as she had a bunch of varieties to work with, but she loved it.i've got a few planters in place, just time to plant / tend. very limited with a 1 year old. i think next year will be different, something he'd probably be into
Gray loves being outside and already likes playing in the dirt. He is into checking out the hops already.Yeah. Haley's all about watering the garden. She was super into choosing where the flowers were planted. It will be chaotic for sure, as she had a bunch of varieties to work with, but she loved it.
Specialized?Went to LBS, they forgot to hit "submit" on my new stem even though I prepaid so no new stem until next week. I did decide to pick up a set of Specialized Boomslang XC flats for the GT, they are somewhat low profile and light weight but the deciding factor was matte black...
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They were there, it was raining and now I get to go back for spindle washers. Winning?Specialized?
It's been my experience that the trouble lies in trying to keep it from expanding. You got some kind of mutant east coast variety that doesn't spread like The Blob?raspberry patch is doing well, need to expand it.
On the coast of Washington blackberries, raspberries and rhubarb are aggressive / invasive - no one in their right mind would want those in a suburban yard. On the other hand, little wild blackberries would be awesome.It's been my experience that the trouble lies in trying to keep it from expanding. You got some kind of mutant east coast variety that doesn't spread like The Blob?
Our place in washington had a blackberry bramble that I barely kept in check with twice weekly trimmings. God forbid you let that thing go more than 2 weeks or you'd be 2 foot back from where you'd started. That thing grew at a frighting rate.On the coast of Washington blackberries, raspberries and rhubarb are aggressive / invasive