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Our Morning Coffee and Weather
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75 here right now and headed to 90. Trying to get going here to get on the bike. Not much else on tap.
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Cooler next week with more rain. Been pretty smoke free most of the time. Nights getting cool now. Could be snow anytime after Sept 1st around here.
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What's your elevation RR?RanchRoper wrote: ↑Thu Aug 12, 2021 11:20 amCooler next week with more rain. Been pretty smoke free most of the time. Nights getting cool now. Could be snow anytime after Sept 1st around here.
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4000 ft approx. We live in the foothills on the eastern slope of the Rockies.
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Feels like temp 108 right now. Just got back from hanging out with the boys up the street......sitting in his garage enjoying cold ones.
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I’m living in my teardrop in the garage with the a/c on for the next two days.
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Woke up early today (4:30
) so as I typ this I am well caffeinated. 60 this morning and I just returned from a walk snooping next door where the house is finally being framed. Poor folks have been trying to get a house built for over a year now. Happy for them. Leaving shortly to hit the golf course with my son and his in-laws who are visiting from Arizona. They were local residents for several decades but moved south upon retirement. Anyway, the smoke is better today than yesterday but it is expected to get worse as the day progresses. Hopefully not extremely bad before we get done playing. Upper 90’s for the high so my afternoon plans include being indoors in the clean, cool air.
Wish me luck, I put the bat signal out for a Ruger Single Seven and I have a local guy with one he is willing to sell. I put my fancy Ruger 10-22 up for sale hoping to buy the revolver.
Wish me luck, I put the bat signal out for a Ruger Single Seven and I have a local guy with one he is willing to sell. I put my fancy Ruger 10-22 up for sale hoping to buy the revolver.
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63 and clear. No rain in sight.
Folgers and the new Orio that has brownies for filling. Pretty darn good.
Taking Carol to the Mayo today for some problems. It's about an hour away and we'll
have lunch there prior to her appointment. Hopefully nothing to worry about.
Cooler weather now with a high near 80. We really need some rain.
Folgers and the new Orio that has brownies for filling. Pretty darn good.
Taking Carol to the Mayo today for some problems. It's about an hour away and we'll
have lunch there prior to her appointment. Hopefully nothing to worry about.
Cooler weather now with a high near 80. We really need some rain.
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Hey Coop, appreciating your fondness for pop-tarts I suggest you give these a try. Kinda like a pop-tart on steroids. Yep, took this pic of the box currently in my freezer.
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Oh hell yes. I will pick some up and give them a try.
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I've got a single seven and it shots very well. Can't tell much difference between that and my single six when shooting .32 S&W Longs in it. Kicks a bit more with .327 mag. 87° with 72% humidity at the moment. Rain in forecast for the weekend. Made bacon and flapjacks this morning. Yeah, Coop, those toaster strudels are pretty good. They wife hasn't bought any in a long time as everyone in the house seems to be on a diet but me!Hatchdog wrote: ↑Fri Aug 13, 2021 9:24 amWoke up early today (4:30) so as I typ this I am well caffeinated. 60 this morning and I just returned from a walk snooping next door where the house is finally being framed. Poor folks have been trying to get a house built for over a year now. Happy for them. Leaving shortly to hit the golf course with my son and his in-laws who are visiting from Arizona. They were local residents for several decades but moved south upon retirement. Anyway, the smoke is better today than yesterday but it is expected to get worse as the day progresses. Hopefully not extremely bad before we get done playing. Upper 90’s for the high so my afternoon plans include being indoors in the clean, cool air.
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Time to go on a secret shopping run Jake. I have little things hidden away from Carol because she doesn't wantShakey Jake wrote: ↑Fri Aug 13, 2021 10:20 amYeah, Coop, those toaster strudels are pretty good. They wife hasn't bought any in a long time as everyone in the house seems to be on a diet but me!
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to see them, or she'll eat them. For example, chocolate turtles.
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Tell Carol we wish her the best Coop. 64 here now gonna do another shorter ride today on the bike. Not much else on tap. Might go shoot tomorrow. Need some trigger time. 86 for the high here todaycooperhawk wrote: ↑Fri Aug 13, 2021 9:25 am63 and clear. No rain in sight.![]()
Folgers and the new Orio that has brownies for filling. Pretty darn good.
Taking Carol to the Mayo today for some problems. It's about an hour away and we'll
have lunch there prior to her appointment. Hopefully nothing to worry about.
Cooler weather now with a high near 80. We really need some rain.
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Best of luck Coop.
It's in the 60's this morning and I just had a good chuckle. Checked the weather forecast and there is a "HEAT WARNING" issued for the area because it's going to be....better sit down....88F! Well I was going to the range today but I sure don't want my black powder to blow up!!!! Or the barrel to glow bright red!!! Yikes!!!!!
Now, I seem to recall that when we were kids we played outside in 90F summers all the time. Biked, ran, swam, dawn to dark 7 days a week all summer. Nowadays, no matter what is going on in the world, all these experts tell us we are supposed to be terrified and run for cover. Even more so if the doom and gloom comes from a "scientist".
Anyhow, tea in my Henry mug, then off to the range to make smoke that will mix with all that terrible cow manure methane in the atmosphere and help keep our summers warm and toasty, and the scientists employed.
It's in the 60's this morning and I just had a good chuckle. Checked the weather forecast and there is a "HEAT WARNING" issued for the area because it's going to be....better sit down....88F! Well I was going to the range today but I sure don't want my black powder to blow up!!!! Or the barrel to glow bright red!!! Yikes!!!!!
Now, I seem to recall that when we were kids we played outside in 90F summers all the time. Biked, ran, swam, dawn to dark 7 days a week all summer. Nowadays, no matter what is going on in the world, all these experts tell us we are supposed to be terrified and run for cover. Even more so if the doom and gloom comes from a "scientist".
Anyhow, tea in my Henry mug, then off to the range to make smoke that will mix with all that terrible cow manure methane in the atmosphere and help keep our summers warm and toasty, and the scientists employed.
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83° with 83% humidity! Rain in the forecast for later this afternoon/evening. We got a pretty good shower yesterday afternoon. Cereal, strawberries, and coffee for breakfast.
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57 and smoky to start the day with a forecast of the upper 90’s later today. Probably not going to get there, the last couple of days the smoke has kept the high 5-6 degrees below the forecast highs. Played golf yesterday (yes, in all that bad stuff Roper mentioned) and at the start it felt even a little bit cool.
Today it’s home to continue working on chores, I still have about a half truckload of gravel to move and the lawn to mow. Play day, work day, play day, work day. Now that’s just not too bad.
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Next week looks like some acid rain to cool things down.
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50s and clear. No rain in sight.
Folgers and the new Orios.
No rain in the near future. Really dry here.
Trip to the Mayo yesterday and waiting for test results. Nothing serious, I hope anyway.
My trees are dropping nuts early. I'm collecting Black Walnuts and Hickory nuts every day now.
It's way too early for that but I think it's because of the drought.
I have one big walnut that's bearing nuts and many smaller ones that will in time.
I also have numerous Hickory trees bearing nuts, and of course tons of acorns.
Folgers and the new Orios.
No rain in the near future. Really dry here.
Trip to the Mayo yesterday and waiting for test results. Nothing serious, I hope anyway.
My trees are dropping nuts early. I'm collecting Black Walnuts and Hickory nuts every day now.
It's way too early for that but I think it's because of the drought.
I have one big walnut that's bearing nuts and many smaller ones that will in time.
I also have numerous Hickory trees bearing nuts, and of course tons of acorns.
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Was 60 over night headed to 93 and its humid here. I just finished 30 minutes with the HW97 in the back yard. Wanted to go out east to shoot today but its just to hot. Sweat was pouring off me when I sad to heck with this Im going in.
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A quiet day planned. Starting with a cup of coffee. I hope things go well today for everyone.