Our Morning Coffee and Weather

[Ozarkwoodswalker]

Another.nice day ahead....im thankful for what I have, and what I don't have.....

[Vaquero]

Morning from Saltio Tn 29° down have this AM, be to upper 60"s later.

RP

[cooperhawk]

37 right now with light wind and sunny skies.
Supposed to reach the sixties today.
Folgers and cookies.
Getting ready to leave for church.
NASCAR at Las Vegas today.
Minnesota is bracing for more riots as the trials of the officers starts tomorrow.

[Vaquero]

A little foggy on the water.
Up river.

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Down river.

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RP

[brm4450]

Low of 28 with a high of 64, right now 43. Range day today, everybody have a great day.

[Ozarkwoodswalker]

I'm glad im out in the brush "far from the madding crowd".....

[daytime dave]

It's in the 20's and won't get out of them. An inch of snow fell overnight. The sun is out in full.
Coffee in the Smith and Wesson mug.

Enjoy your day.

[JEBar]

down to 37 last night, already up to 44 on its way to 69 later today in Granbury, TX .... a beautifully clear Carolina Blue Sky helps us feel right at home .... another day of visiting with Maureen's aunt on tap .... later today we will make preparations to pull out as early as possible in the morning and head back to Lake Conroe .... basic bacon, eggs and Folgers flowing through a Henry Mug .... watching "Canyon Passage" made back in 1946, staring Dana Andrews and Susan Hayward

[Sir Henry]

It’s 39 degrees as I drink my first cup of coffee made outside. My kitchen is getting new appliances so I’ll be cooking outside for the next two weeks.

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[markiver54]

It’s 39 degrees as I drink my first cup of coffee made outside. My kitchen is getting new appliances so I’ll be cooking outside for the next two weeks.
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Best shot I've seen of that cruiser....nice!

[Sir Henry]

It’s 39 degrees as I drink my first cup of coffee made outside. My kitchen is getting new appliances so I’ll be cooking outside for the next two weeks.
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Best shot I've seen of that cruiser....nice!

In the summer I’ll ride it up and down the street visiting neighbors. I’m like a kid with a bike.

[Shakey Jake]

52° this morning on the dog walk. Made flapjacks, bacon, and coffee. Getting ready to go out and rake Live Oak leaves. They push off in the spring rather than the fall. Later.
Jake

[Hatchdog]

^^^^^^^^

Nice place to enjoy your coffee Gene.

30 and just had a snow flurry that lasted just long enough to turn the ground white. With a high forecasted in the upper 40’s the white will be gone shortly. Nice week ahead.

Planning on working outdoors today getting some of the winter mess cleaned up. Had a large (12” diameter) Hawthorn bush/tree break off and fall into the rest of the bushes. Planning on getting it out of the rest of the bushes without destroying any. This wood is really dense and heavy and doesn’t burn worth a crap. Going to be interesting.

[Grunt67]

58 now, sun's out, high clouds. Good start to the day.

[MuddyWaters62]

Every bodies' Live Oaks here by the Red River has been dropping their leaves. My live oak's leaves have turned a grayish green and are dropping as fast as they can. Neil Sperry, a local horiculturist, has said that they will come back this Spring. Says it is not too unusual for the oaks to shed all leaves. Live Oaks usually only shed a few leaves at a time all thru the year. I hope he is right. Would hate to loose mine. It shades most of my house in the summer time.

Muddy Waters 67

[markiver54]

We have lots of large mature Red and White Oaks around here. What is a Live Oak?
Never heard of a tree shedding leaves as spring approaches?

[Hatchdog]

^^^^^^^^

Nice place to enjoy your coffee Gene.

30 and just had a snow flurry that lasted just long enough to turn the ground white. With a high forecasted in the upper 40’s the white will be gone shortly. Nice week ahead.

Planning on working outdoors today getting some of the winter mess cleaned up. Had a large (12” diameter) Hawthorn bush/tree break off and fall into the rest of the bushes. Planning on getting it out of the rest of the bushes without destroying any. This wood is really dense and heavy and doesn’t burn worth a crap. Going to be interesting.

Got the snag out of the bushes. Cut off two 5’ sections to reduce the weight somewhat and then hooked a chain around it and pulled it out with my loader lifting it as much as I dared. I wasn’t sure what the total weight was and I didn’t want to tip my tractor over. Just got it cut up and moved to my burn pile when it started snowing again. Sidewise with the wind. So I’m taking a break but hope to get back out there.

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[RanchRoper]

40's here today. I checked the logbook at the range and I have shot 20 days since Dec 1st....not bad for winter!

[markiver54]

Nice piece of property there Hatch. ☺

[BigAl52]

40's here today. I checked the logbook at the range and I have shot 20 days since Dec 1st....not bad for winter!

Thats because you are Tougher Than the Rest