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A Guide to Fishsticks
- Thread starter unclefishstick
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Guess his prices are not so bad after all.
big difference between out east where someone owns most of the land and out here where there's literally millions of acres of public lands just a few miles from my front door
That is how my home town is getting. And the more people that move here it seems the ruder they get.
I would need like ten to fourteen bottles.
I don’t know how the fuck you can stand it up on the hot roof broIt takes a real man to do that shit much respect
It ain't always hot like this. Sometimes it is in the shade. Plus the average temp here in the summer is high 70's to low 80's. It is just real hot here right now.
I don't know why Uns heat migrated over here.
You got a point there I never thought about that everything around here is privately owned but there are plenty of state parks that are outrageous... plus the finger Lakes..I don’t think It could get any more lush and beautiful ... and there’s plenty of water...
plenty of water here too,it's just 500 ft underground![FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]
we don't have those here...chupacabras ate them!
i used to have a good size collection of cactus but it turns out they can be neglected too much as well...they do need some water
Aren’t the Saguaro cactus federally protected? My grandparents on my mother side retired in Tucson Arizona I visit them in the early 1970s it was magnificent it was the spring time the desert was blooming I never seen anything like it in my life the mountains look like you could touch them yet they were unreachable...Watch out for the scorpions...
yes they are,and nursery grown specimens can cost a pretty penny...i think i paid like 150 bucks for mine...i need to get it in the ground soon...they survive here as long as the winter doesn't get too cold...there's a few 20 footers around town in peoples yards,but they're all pretty cold scarred...
yup,our local mountains just shoot straight up 4000 feet from the surrounding plains...it's a tough 15 miles to get to the base of the actual peaks from here...
it will green up here soon,the monsoon is coming,and a second wave of wildflowers
I remember thinking to myself i could just walk There in a few minutes and I’ll be at that mountain..ha ha ...Looks so close ...yet so far away..I wanted to climb the fucker ...I think I was 11 years old...not sure
gotta get up early tomorrow...a little local everest challenge going on...gonna do 15 laps up the biggest hill around on the singlespeed...a little over 2000 feet from my front door to the top of the hill
Oh ...I will be burning the fire within tomorrow as I am mulching my plants
I received my flowering bulb Tuesday.Everything looks sweet considering I ran the veg bulb for well over a week to keep the ladies in flower.Getting building and grow supplies is becoming an issue.
I have to go and insulate today. its going to be an itchy day.:kitty:
I have to go and insulate today. its going to be an itchy day.:kitty:
Fuck that. Insulation sucks when it is hot. I would rather be roofing than that. Unless it is the blown paper. That is awesome. Nothing like sweating your ass off and the paper fiber sticking to you.
Well its whats I have to do next and I put the Ac back together so it should be cool.I put all the rafter vents in yesterday.My son aka Construction Jesus should be having his itchy melt down by noon. So I have that to look forward too.
Main point is plants are goooood
Main point is plants are goooood
I did insulation for a builder one summer ...yes it sucks
