moved 10 yards of mulch from the alley into the yard, spread it, then went for a motorcycle ride. And then there’s tomorrow.
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moved 10 yards of mulch from the alley into the yard, spread it, then went for a motorcycle ride. And then there’s tomorrow.
And down here, too much rain/ dampness to work in a sparsely heated garage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fentonite
That's enough mulch to cover half your back yard (even though I've never seen it).
Yeah, but if it is a wet heavy snow, it'll pack all down real nice for ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fentonite
It covered most of one half. We’ll get the other 10 yards when it warms/dries up again. Tired of the dogs tracking in mud, and artificial turf is too expensive, so we’re just putting down playground mulch over the whole yard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I thought that exact thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by OtterbatHellcat
Thunderstorm passing over da hood. Good light show.[AR15]
Kinda early for t-storm, last time(several yrs ago) we got 3/4" of rain over night, temp dropped about 15? wind started blowing and 14" of snow fell, power was out 3 days, drifts asshole deep and 30-50yds wide.[panic]
I've got photos of March 22, 2016 that looked like today, then March 23, 2016 we had 9" of snow.
Look, old chicken coop/dog house.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/cv...=w1112-h625-no
I think they messed it up, and it's too late to reel it in. (for Denver metro I mean specifically)
Along with all the other things I'm not, professional meteorologist is one of those. We'll see.
Wife's scheduled flight back into DIA tomorrow from FL got cancelled early. She could have made it in today if not for the d*ckhead at the AA counter in Panama City, FL airport that didn't know how to change a flight.
Now she's scheduled in Thursday instead.
That said, I told her to check with AA first thing in the morning so she could make changes, but NOOO, she waits until they cancel her flight mid day, then decides to show up at the airport to try to make the last flight out.