I enlarge most I readI can't read very long without my eyes tiring these days and resting my eyes while reclined in a Lazyboy with a heating pad on my back, nmakes naps irresistible at times.largiNgTHE
I enlarge most I readI can't read very long without my eyes tiring these days and resting my eyes while reclined in a Lazyboy with a heating pad on my back, nmakes naps irresistible at times.largiNgTHE
Oh my. It was 40 years ago a local outfit was selling solar hot water rooftop setups. I had one installed on my house in Coral Springs, Floriduh. It was freakin' marvelous. Lived there for 15 years and it never needed maintenance.Morning
Pool/greenhouse 80% done. The plastic on the outside is all pinned down. Plumbing for the solar water heater is mostly done. Just need to plumb in the 12v solar pump and wire it up to the solar charging system. Built and tested the solar pump and charging system last night. It works.
When the sun is out. The temps get up to 130f in there. Have a solar roof vent to keep it from going nuclear. Building a thermostatically operated off and on switch 12v system for it. Never built one before. Should be an interesting learning build. Just hope I have enough junk around here to build it. Trying to keep this build under a $1000.oo bucks. Getting really close to that mark....
Can see the sun peaking just below the horizon. Time to get the paperwork done and get at it....... AGAIN lol
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Thanks for chiming in DARKSIDER. You sound like you have spent time on the water. Fly Rod? I don't do anything like I used to. No big Rivers, no back packing trips.....no sleeping on the ground in a tent. Just give me a 3wt rod and beaver ponds with a dry fly and I am happy on a nice summer day.Better to be safe than sorry..
Holy. Shit.Getting some 'erb - in No Man's Land coffee shop - they also do food and a huge variety of cocktails - smoothies etc -
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this lady has a little seat on hers.I would need a folding chair!
If you’re lucky.Lights just came on.....work time. Growing is something I can do until I am bedridden. Years off?
They must sell special Walker/chair/walking stick things for older fishermen/women.I don’t like to fish alone anymore….my balance isn’t good. Don’t need a walker but I do need start using a wading stick.
Boeing haven’t completed enough of the test requirements to get paid the $4 billion ”start money”Yeah and that private sector company will be giving those stranded astronauts a ride home in February I believe. The thing that gets me about NASA is that even though their current choice for a rocket (SLS) is , plaqued with problems (like the one that strand their astonauts), costs between 4-5 Billion per rocket, in production is known for delays, cost overruns and defects, NASA so far is sticking with them (Boeing). Rather then going with the rocket that only costs a few million to build, is reusable, has more power and cargo capacity, and is soon to be able to crank out one complete rocket ship per week. Hopefully now that SpaceX has proven they can catch their monster rocket, will quickly advance to the point of doing crewed missions, NASA will wake up and start going with the more powerful, more reliable, cheaper option and put the money they save towards some of the other big, expensive plans they have for the future, like a space station orbiting the moon, a moon base, landing men on Mars, landing on and perhaps one day mining asteroids, etc.
What do you do with it? Eat? Smoke?Now I'm at a Thai coffee shop called Green Harbour - perusing the inebriates - that Snow Butter looks good - 'erb rolled in glandular trichomes - by the looks of it -
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Personally I think they and NASA should cut their loses and move on. Maybe if Boeing stopped building rockets they could get back to build decent jet airliners? I also would like to see them out of the picture because between the delays caused by Boeing and the FAA we've seriously fallen behind on our space objectives to the point where China might beat us.Boeing haven’t completed enough of the test requirements to get paid the $4 billion ”start money”
Whether they continue to burn money to prove their abilities is another matter
I've caught bigger fish offshore, but my all-time favorite fishing experience was a 26" Steelhead on a flyrod in a back eddy of the Deschutes River. It took 45 minutes to net her, and we were both worn out.Here is a picture of one of my all time favorite's. Caught this rainbow on a 3wt in a small bushy stream. Miracle I was able to land this beautiful fish. I can still easily do this kind of fishing.
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Boeing were a great company until Lockheed Martin bought Boeing with its own moneyPersonally I think they and NASA should cut their loses and move on. Maybe if Boeing stopped building rockets they could get back to build decent jet airliners? I also would like to see them out of the picture
I thought Spirit bought BoeingBoeing were a great company until Lockheed Martin bought Boeing with its own money
If you’re lucky.
Yes Putembk: i love been on the water done the fly fishing sorry [[ rephrase]] tried it, and caught my friend in the neck so gave up on it on the advice of him but i love a bit of fishing either from my boat or the rocks piers literally anywhere at one time,, now mainly from the boat a lot more easier at times on my back and not so hard carrying back to the car 100yds give or take from boat im getting old i think but love it yes m8 i will be around mainly lurking but here all the same, take care for now and use the cane tooThanks for chiming in DARKSIDER. You sound like you have spent time on the water. Fly Rod? I don't do anything like I used to. No big Rivers, no back packing trips.....no sleeping on the ground in a tent. Just give me a 3wt rod and beaver ponds with a dry fly and I am happy on a nice summer day.
Stick around my friend....I like having you here.