Snowed all night, rained all day. Spring pelted me in the head with great gobs of half melted snow raining down off the trees all day while wading around in thigh deep rotten snow. It's a really good thing I love my job because otherwise this might have been really miserable! We only call weather days when it's really crummy out. ;-):whistle:
Yep. Spring is in the air! Sigh .... I can almost hear the buzz of million mosquitoes.
Snow days make for clean air and some good angle turning......... makin' me tired just looking at the Iman trudging thru the snow.
Here was torrential rain with lightning and tornado activity, I stayed in and made drawings and descriptions.
:good:
A Harris, post: 364877, member: 81 wrote: ...makin' me tired just looking at the Iman trudging thru the snow
making me feel wet and cold, cold, cold. Like standing in a tub of ice water while taking a cold shower all day.
Mark Mayer, post: 364902, member: 424 wrote: making me feel wet and cold, cold, cold. Like standing in a tub of ice water while taking a cold shower all day.
Not all that bad long as you leave the cotton at home and layer up with poly and wool under a good shell. Was almost fun, but not quite. 34 degrees warming up to 36 by the end of the day and rain didn't let up for a second. Wood stove at home is my best friend at the end of day like that. 😀
Williwaw Fall is upon us!;)
Adam, post: 397291, member: 8900 wrote: Williwaw Fall is upon us!;)
Nice Adam! What beautiful country. We're a couple months ahead of you guys with about 4" of snow on the ground already and losing 5-6' of light a day.
Man, I would love to see your part of the world in person sometime. You guys are extremely tough.
Adam, post: 397291, member: 8900 wrote: Williwaw Fall is upon us!;)
I see your playing in my neck of the woods.
Jones, post: 397302, member: 10458 wrote: I see your playing in my neck of the woods.
Yep, had a good talk with your boss too.;)
Adam, post: 397291, member: 8900 wrote: Williwaw Fall is upon us!;)
Adam,
I'm curious. It appears that at the top of the rod sits an LS; What is that device attached to the pole below it?
JA, PLS SoCal
Yeah, what's that? A sammich bag?
Jerry Attrick, post: 397461, member: 1585 wrote: Adam,
I'm curious. It appears that at the top of the rod sits an LS; What is that device attached to the pole below it?
Just a small military field sack and the J tip locator.
JA, PLS SoCal
