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Our Morning Coffee and Weather
Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather
17 heading to 31 with maybe a sunny day on tap. Couple of nice days then bam, more snow expected on Wed. First fire in the stove for a few days, bout time to refill the wood rack on the patio. Not a clue what today will bring as far as activities go. But first.....coffee. 
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Might hit 54 degrees today and maybe a ride down to the range to check things out after all the rains last week. Guess what....more rain coming for New Years Day!
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28 on its way to 58, thankfully no rain .... also, thankfully no more subfreezing temp called for any time soon .... breakfast has come and gone .... this afternoon, my last scheduled medical appointment for 2020
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Might hit 30F today....off to the range if the road is not drifted in. Makin' smoke today is the plan....
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51 and raining here. Might be a good time to tackle that .45 cylinder in the shop.
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Up at 6 left town at 7. In Dumas Tx tonight where its about 40 degrees
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Never did get to the range today, worked on a clogged pipe in the house all day instead. Got it fixed finally. Wile E Coyote method....1/2 lb black powder down the drain & a match...actually I was tempted a few times....
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And I just liked your other post. Can I take it back!RanchRoper wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 8:04 pmNever did get to the range today, worked on a clogged pipe in the house all day instead. Got it fixed finally. Wile E Coyote method....1/2 lb black powder down the drain & a match...actually I was tempted a few times....
I spent a couple hours under the house dealing with rats.
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Let's make like the other post happened instead. We'll both be happier.
I have spent many a winter night at 35 below laying under the house trying to thaw out frozen pipes. Luckily just a clog today.
I have spent many a winter night at 35 below laying under the house trying to thaw out frozen pipes. Luckily just a clog today.
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Amazing how pipes only freeze in winter, not when it's warm, LOL.
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Keith, you definitely live amongst beautiful country...still trying to understand though your tolerance for such harsh conditions?RanchRoper wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 9:44 pmLet's make like the other post happened instead. We'll both be happier.
I have spent many a winter night at 35 below laying under the house trying to thaw out frozen pipes. Luckily just a clog today.
You are definitely stronger than I could ever think of being. Perseverance I guess.
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Too stubborn to move.
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30° with fog. Flap Jack's , sausage, and coffee for breakfast. I'm stuffed. We are still making this new place home. Still working on all aspects of it. Garage/shop is 80% complete. Armory/radio room is about the same. I did put up a 2 meter antenna, and was able to talk to my buddy up in Roan Mountain (35 miles), and also virtually all of the areas big repeaters including Mt Mitchell in NC. Made a few new contacts. Looks to be a good radio location. After all the smoke clears, I will be on the hunt for a new place to shoot. I honestly haven't been to a public range since I don't know when. Spoiled I guess.
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Last time I was in Texas I saw a lake with a sign that said this water never freezes. So I filled up my radiator with it.
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26 heading all the way up to 30 with low clouds expected for the day. We have a winter storm warning in place for 5-9 inches of snow tomorrow so this is the calm before the storm so to speak. Supposed to snow all day so I’ll just keep the fire going and plow on Thursday.
That being said, I’m going to take advantage of today’s good weather and make a trip to Coeur d’alene ID to check the shops for components. Don’t expect to see much but at least it will get me out of the house.
Good ole’ Folgers right now but breakfast is calling.
That being said, I’m going to take advantage of today’s good weather and make a trip to Coeur d’alene ID to check the shops for components. Don’t expect to see much but at least it will get me out of the house.
Good ole’ Folgers right now but breakfast is calling.
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Well, got busy this morning with stuff but it was about 59° when I walked the dogs about 7'ish. Just had a bowl of cereal, English muffin and coffee. Went and got my haircut (both of them) and then did some bass clarinet work for a client. Cleaned up the kitchen after lunch and now musing about what I want to do next. It got cloudy this afternoon. I was going to paint some trim around the back door frame but not sure I'll make that trip to get paint now or not. Supposed to rain tomorrow. I did manage got get the siding washed on the back of the house though. It looks new (almost).
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Not morning but evening here. Snow is falling and sticking fast! Just swept and laid salt down. Got a late turkey dinner in the oven. Just perfection...
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The morning started in Dumas Tx at 33 degrees with a heavy fog and dew. We fought that until happiness is Lubbock Texas in your rear view mirror. Then the wind took over. It was a heavy crosswind and very annoying. Made it to Junction Tx and its 75 here all is well
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There used to be a diner on the outskirts of town that had what they called the Junction Burger. Get ya some Al.BigAl52 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 7:46 pmThe morning started in Dumas Tx at 33 degrees with a heavy fog and dew. We fought that until happiness is Lubbock Texas in your rear view mirror. Then the wind took over. It was a heavy crosswind and very annoying. Made it to Junction Tx and its 75 here all is well
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