Bruette
Well-Known Member
Reminds me of an adage I try to abide by:
"Love as if you will die tomorrow. Learn as if you will live forever."
(I have no idea where that came from but I like it.)
E.
I like that too BigE, thanks for sharing it!
Reminds me of an adage I try to abide by:
"Love as if you will die tomorrow. Learn as if you will live forever."
(I have no idea where that came from but I like it.)
E.
If the essence of my being
has caused a smile to have appeared upon your face
or a touch of joy within your heart
then in living - I have made my mark.
Good morning everyone. Starting off at 57 degrees and expecting to get to the 70 degree mark again today, but a front is on its way with rain for tomorrow and cooler temps.
Hope you like them BigE. I had to modify the fueling station to fit into an awkward spot and ended up combining th esand house with the fueling station. Hopefull the sand towers will go up soon.
I was thinking to put both on the same outside yard line. It's a little over 2' long. That would seem to make sense to me. Get gas and sand at the same time. Since I'm running modern diesels I won't need the older style tower. Given Walthers scant directions, a little (or a lot) of ad-libbing seems to help. I may build it anyway just because I LOVE building stuff. If someone else might could use it - no problem. I'll just leave it be. I won't really know until I see what I get.
We've had robins for a few weeks now and the darn things have crapped on my windshield just about every day.
Good morning, We have about 32 and up into the mid 50's today, sunny skies. We saw a robin yesterday, last week a few red winged blackbirds around.
The Blackbirds, (several varieties), have been around for a couple of weeks, the Robins showed up on Saturday, and the Mockingbird on Sunday. One of these days we will actually have springlike temperatures and sunny skies on the same day.
Good Morning. It was 33 when I got moving this morning, up to 46 and sunny now.
Bruette - you may be able to help me on something. Back right after the Scott Key Bridge was opened I was driving north and saw just south of the draw bridge on 695 some old steam locomotives sitting next to what looked like some kind of industrial plant. It looked like they were being scrapped. I think the location was here https://www.google.com/maps/@39.2074151,-76.5849193,407m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en although that is now an empty lot. Any ideas?