That actually looks fine with me, other than the snow.

Quote from: balsum fractus on March 28, 2026, 11:12:52 AMOMG.....that picture was a long, long, long time ago......but I do remember that day at Puyallup (say that three times real fast!). Great reminder of Art and Mike, back when they were healthy....

That was a fun day!

We all also looked pretty cool in our shirts 

Quote from: jetmex on April 13, 2026, 08:06:22 AMUnacceptable.  There's not an old car with no tires sitting on cinderblocks next to the trailer.....

As a matter of fact there is. A '67 Goat rests on the other side of the shed.   

Unacceptable.  There's not an old car with no tires sitting on cinderblocks next to the trailer.....and no, the tractor doesn't count...

Got a couple pics to post for him

We're up to 2 1/2 inches of rain so far this weekend and it's still raining on and off.

Come on out to beautiful downtown Uhhmmble, Stetto.  You're welcome here any time. 

Thanks Jaime.

I'm outside of Luling now believe it or not, and most of these storms have been skirting right by us. I hear that West Texas got it good yesterday.

Bought a 20-foot RV trailer. My new digs for the foreseeable...

It's been raining here!  Inch and a half already today and still coming down.  I've been waiting two weeks already to start laying pavers along the side of the house to extend the walkway that's already there, but it hasn't been dry enough to get anything done.  72 degrees and 137% humidity....

Welcome home, Stetto!

Man, it is dust bowl dry here, have sand drifts in the yard when we should have had snow drifts. I am hearing the snow melt is done already, we have some water stored in reservoirs but its only 40 days worth of water to run at this point, and that's pending on Bureau of reclamation allocating it all to our water right. Down stream in NE, they are looking at less, maybe half that, and some ditch companies in CO are told no water for irrigation so the cities can have it. The plan is for farmers to plant their crop, irrigate what they can then file insurance.

If we don't get some serious rain, this summer is going to be he worst on record in the entire west US, we already are the driest ever recorded here. I was looking at pastures, and its not even started yet, hay fields are struggling but greening up. But there is a reason the sand hills east of us are just stabilized sand dunes, let's just hope its not the new normal. I am already going to be looking for hay to buy to try and get through.

First morning back in Texas. Cool, calm, looks to be a fine day...