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Life off the grid in the SW Texas desert. An experiment in sustainable living. NUMBERS AT THE END OF EACH BLOG POST: temp at 8PM,high temp,low temp,rainfall,wind conditions(CalmBreezyWindyGusty). YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/TheFieldLab Daily live streams at https://www.youtube.com/thefieldlab/live
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- final round(s)
- Father's Day
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- switched to laser
- two more molds
- low heat tolerance
- tiny numbers
- the light
- thirsty bees
- supply run
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- adding definition
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7 comments:
I would need to double up my glasses to see that...
Hmmm. Your accident was around Christmas, right?
Guess you were still pretty zonked out on the pain meds when New Year's rolled around, but check the year right below this line, after June 15 - it's not a typo, kiddo. ;-)
No typo on the coin. My paramotor training was the highlight of 2014...that is what the coin commemorates. I'm hoping that walking on 2 legs again will be the highlight of 2015.
Walking on two legs sounds like a great goal for 2015. Looking forward to seeing that coin's design.
Try reading the nos. on back of a Mac Book. Apple should enlarge them.
@John Wells: Ah, I see. I hadn't read all the previous entries and so didn't get the details on this project. Here's to next year's 2015 commemorative of your soon- to-be two-legged freedom, then.
[But when that happens, I still say you need to forget about that paramotor and plant some nice safe - and soft! - alfalfa in your landing field for the boys.]
Heck - I was born and raised in Texas - without any air conditioning! However, as I get older I find I greatly appreciate all air conditioning. Recently, Don & I bought two new window units for our MAHAN HUNT CABIN (to replace two worn out units) - because sometimes we visit the ranch other than November. I figured John Wells was made of metal - to last as long as he has with only one evaporative cooler in his many room FIELD LAB. It gets awful hot on the TERLINGUA RANCH in the summer!
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