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Shale works good bridging water if there's any out that way? Usually cheaper than anything, but it has to be covered or it'll break down pretty quickly.

Skunk - didn't see anyone mention it, (but close with feminine wash) - vinegar. Grab a few gallons, it's cheap at walmart - soak it in good, let sit a little bit, then dawn or whatever wash out. Takes it out better than anything else I've tried.

 

I don't believe you were in WY.

 

Have always completely believed in that, due to too much past observed experience.

 

Was thinking the same thing. Anytime I am in Whyoming, and the wind is less than 20mph, kind of makes me nervous. You just know something is going to happen.

 

That's when I wonder if I was daydreaming & took the wrong interchange & got lost ....

 

I know right . No rain no snow no wind . Sunny and nice weather ! Had to pinch myself and make sure I wasn't dreamin

 

I'll find out in the coming week and post back here.

 

I would say 2 extra rows of grommets for getting low loads tight. Unless the loads are going over 500 miles or so they usually don't worry about covering the root balls. At least that's been my experience around here. 1200 miles is about as far as I've hauled trees. And if they go that far some farms require 2 tarps to double up especially in the spring and heat of mid to late summer.

 

The Destroyer Moon. The Passover and all of that stuff. I did what Ozzy said and barked at the moon.

 

The lady was talking about how much she likes a weighted blanket. I bought her one. Tried it out. Guess I will have to buy one for the truck. The blanket feels HEAVY…supposedly 15lbs. I thought a weighted blanket would be hotter than a normal blanket but it’s not. The sciatic nerve down my left leg has been hurting, but the blanket seemingly helps.