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looks someway crowded of stuff there inside, dude yu cleaned curbside the other day, sometimes one needs to clean non escentials even more as yur greenhouse might end being "too small" . Rain helps, and all animal visitors arround there, means all those depend on yu John . Art of getting rid of un-needed I learned from Lin Yutang, so i admire yur way and understand where yu are in that human path .BEST !
I am looking into getting a chest freezer and a simple solar array to run said freezer and to power up laptop, cell phones, etc. in case of power outages like the one DC is having because of the Derecho and thought that it would be nice if you 1) listed some of favorite companies/suppliers in one place (they might feel like sending you free stuff) and 2) gave some basic tutorials in written form to us longtime readers since you are an educational institution! ;)
Just a thought. You've done all the legwork and I could use the tutoring. Of course, it's not like you don't already have fifty other projects going!!
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looks someway crowded of stuff there inside, dude
ReplyDeleteyu cleaned curbside the other day, sometimes one needs to clean non escentials even more as yur greenhouse might end being "too small" . Rain helps, and all animal visitors arround there, means all those depend on yu John . Art of getting rid of un-needed I learned from Lin Yutang, so i admire yur way and understand where yu are in that human path .BEST !
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful drops...
ReplyDeleteI know you've mentioned it but I can't find it. .11" off that roof = how many gallons ?
ReplyDelete"I will be getting about 2500 gallons per inch of rain off the greenhouse when everything is in place." August 9, 2010
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Better prepare for more! Soon...
awesome timing on your drops. what happened to the water in the stock tank?
ReplyDeleteJohnny-boy,
ReplyDeleteI am looking into getting a chest freezer and a simple solar array to run said freezer and to power up laptop, cell phones, etc. in case of power outages like the one DC is having because of the Derecho and thought that it would be nice if you 1) listed some of favorite companies/suppliers in one place (they might feel like sending you free stuff) and 2) gave some basic tutorials in written form to us longtime readers since you are an educational institution! ;)
Just a thought. You've done all the legwork and I could use the tutoring. Of course, it's not like you don't already have fifty other projects going!!
I think those are the size drops you're looking for!
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Organizational skills are a plus.
ReplyDeleteRain, also, is a big plus.
Good Day, I would really like to know how to subscribe to this blog by email. I'd like to receive notice each time there's a new post! This is great!
ReplyDeleteThanks!