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Maggie’s What's Your View II
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You had all the pretty little yellow flowers surrounding you today….
Did a proof of concept run for my new Shot Marker (aluminum) frame in the pits this morning and it was successful. @Fixr approved……
Sensor kit is due to arrive this coming Friday
And one more fog shot from the target point back towards the firing line.
That’s the top of my 25x15 IPSIC to the left of my fancy new frame in the third frame picture
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WVU Spring game.... Miss being in that place...
Burning up old fuel is always fun.
On Monday the 2024 World Jet Boat Championship ran a leg on a local river. This race runs mostly on the Rogue River and will be on the Klamath River for a day also but they were running Monday on the Coquille river in tidewater, from Bandon to the city of Coquille.
There are four classes of boats based on engines. Fastest are the unlimited which run a turbine engine. Attached video show one of these boats going by. Fastest leg by an unlimited boat was to cover the 23 mile leg in 11 minutes flat, that works out to 125+ mph average.
And the slowest class still averaged 90 mph.
Guessing this boat was at least 115 mph if not faster going by. Jet Boat Race
There are four classes of boats based on engines. Fastest are the unlimited which run a turbine engine. Attached video show one of these boats going by. Fastest leg by an unlimited boat was to cover the 23 mile leg in 11 minutes flat, that works out to 125+ mph average.
And the slowest class still averaged 90 mph.
Guessing this boat was at least 115 mph if not faster going by. Jet Boat Race
Did not expect to have snow falling on the ground and sticking this last weekend. This was taken Saturday. Had at least 0.5-.75" on that railing Saturday and Sunday. Had a few storms come through. Still had some Monday but it all melted.
Buddy’s hunting shack in north central Wisconsin
Favorite spring activity, road hunting gophers.
The Ruger thrives on CCI Mini Mag Varmint ammo. The shoot/kill ratio always leans heavily in favor of the critters, great fun regardless.
The Ruger thrives on CCI Mini Mag Varmint ammo. The shoot/kill ratio always leans heavily in favor of the critters, great fun regardless.
When those little spring pups get further out it's time to let the 77/22 play.
This is easily the most forgiving .22 I have ever owned, even shoots cheap bulk ammo reasonably well. Currently is zeroed for the black case Eley varmint stuff. Really likes it.
After losing the Child Bride 3 years 8 months ago, I have a wonderful girlfriend who also lost a spouse. Going forward, life is indeed good.
This is easily the most forgiving .22 I have ever owned, even shoots cheap bulk ammo reasonably well. Currently is zeroed for the black case Eley varmint stuff. Really likes it.
After losing the Child Bride 3 years 8 months ago, I have a wonderful girlfriend who also lost a spouse. Going forward, life is indeed good.
Old Growth surveys….
This is what happens to your socks when you forget asswipe…
This is what happens to your socks when you forget asswipe…
Deere turf tech in training.
Come Tuesday he will have a little brother.
Great to see you posting sir.
Happy you are doing well and have yet another wonderful lady to share time with.
And a couple hot dogs for the little guys.
Baby day shirt.
Had to be up at 3:30 today lol been awake since 2:45 .
I know an OLD nurse in CO is going to want an update later….
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Spent a few days shooting there if so. Was a decent range
Yesterday morning at 745
7 pounds 8 ounces.
19 inches long
37 weeks.
Mom and him are both doing good.
C section planned just got moved up 14 days. During it they asked if we wanted to see him come out.
Wife said yes. They lower the curtain and I see a butt and legs . Doctor says his head is stuck then pop we have a head .
Not as cool as the one above for sure, but we’re finally starting to move stuff into the casita side of our garage/casita/pool house/attic storage build that’s been ongoing for the past 9+ months.
I call this pic “Fuck a bunch of Ikea crap!”
…and yes, I know one of the supports on the cheap ass plastic Harbor Freight “saw horses” is busted; will fix it, or throw it out mañana.
Landscaping to repair all the damage done by adding the two new leach fields for our septic system is almost complete too.. Our landscaper had a big project get delayed, so he pulled those crews to our job too…at one point we had 15 guys doing different areas /tasks around the property:
That’s load one of four semi-trailers full of rock we had brought in to fill all the various beds and drainage areas. This was load #2 I think…
We wanted it to be pretty low maintenance, so we turned a lot of areas like this:
into this:
…though we came back and had them add small mulch beds around the base of those bushes.
I call this pic “Fuck a bunch of Ikea crap!”
…and yes, I know one of the supports on the cheap ass plastic Harbor Freight “saw horses” is busted; will fix it, or throw it out mañana.
Landscaping to repair all the damage done by adding the two new leach fields for our septic system is almost complete too.. Our landscaper had a big project get delayed, so he pulled those crews to our job too…at one point we had 15 guys doing different areas /tasks around the property:
That’s load one of four semi-trailers full of rock we had brought in to fill all the various beds and drainage areas. This was load #2 I think…
We wanted it to be pretty low maintenance, so we turned a lot of areas like this:
into this:
…though we came back and had them add small mulch beds around the base of those bushes.
What make/model grill is that? I need to replace our elderly Weber Kettle charcoal grill that supplements our Weber Genesis…
I caught this adolescent guy destroying my Wife’s bird feeders in our backyard in suburban Springfield Virginia a couple of years ago.
It's a Solo Stove grill. They've been discontinued, but Amazon has the remaining stock.
Somewhere out there is a series of 10" gongs to 1700....
Great track day with the local Porsche club today!
I had two students, and we did it a bit different today, so I got a ton of track time. We allowed the students to ride with instructors in all run groups, so I took one with me in the advanced group, and the other in the intermediate group.
I then rode with them in each of their respective beginner’s groups; one had a nice 718 Cayman T, the other had a brand new Dakar! Forgot to get a pic, but man, that car’s a hoot!
Switched it up for the second runs, and then let them run solo in the third session.
I had two students, and we did it a bit different today, so I got a ton of track time. We allowed the students to ride with instructors in all run groups, so I took one with me in the advanced group, and the other in the intermediate group.
I then rode with them in each of their respective beginner’s groups; one had a nice 718 Cayman T, the other had a brand new Dakar! Forgot to get a pic, but man, that car’s a hoot!
Switched it up for the second runs, and then let them run solo in the third session.
Dropped off some parts that’ll end up a bitchin 6br at my ‘smith today….
Got a kick out of this collection of take offs, he said those shelves have been emptied several times….
Got a kick out of this collection of take offs, he said those shelves have been emptied several times….
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Trimming tress away from the roof today. Dang it’s hot, should have done this months ago!!
Man, those were planted super close…sadly, we had to tear out all but one of the six Dwarf Magnolia trees planted around our house because the builder put them right up against the house. Those trees also basically destroyed the gutters and fascia boards where they were placed too by the time we bought the house at the ten-year point.
We planted a few oaks and crepe myrtles out in the yard to replace them, and put much smaller bushes up next to the house, but it broke my heart to pull ‘em out even while understanding rationally that they had to go.
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Yeah just some little holly trees. Debated just taking them down altogether, maybe will someday.
My town is true commie despite its fiery history on April 19, 1775.
This is a nice display though.
This is a nice display though.
Mine would’ve inhaled both of those brats in the time it’d take me to get from here to there…
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Don’t even have the cabinets in yet, let alone the lift, but the new garage got a workout today:
All this to replace the stock head unit with something newer with CarPlay, and that adds a backup camera. Had to remove the bumper cover to properly route the camera wires. Thought I’d be able to use the holes I did several years ago to add in the trailer hitch, and I did, but still had to remove the bumper cover to route them in a way that’s waterproof. Bummer.
And yes, I actually tow a small trailer to haul the track tires, and other gear to non-local tracks with this car!
All this to replace the stock head unit with something newer with CarPlay, and that adds a backup camera. Had to remove the bumper cover to properly route the camera wires. Thought I’d be able to use the holes I did several years ago to add in the trailer hitch, and I did, but still had to remove the bumper cover to route them in a way that’s waterproof. Bummer.
And yes, I actually tow a small trailer to haul the track tires, and other gear to non-local tracks with this car!
Don’t even have the cabinets in yet, let alone the lift, but the new garage got a workout today:
All this to replace the stock head unit with something newer with CarPlay, and that adds a backup camera. Had to remove the bumper cover to properly route the camera wires. Thought I’d be able to use the holes I did several years ago to add in the trailer hitch, and I did, but still had to remove the bumper cover to route them in a way that’s waterproof. Bummer.
And yes, I actually tow a small trailer to haul the track tires, and other gear to non-local tracks with this car!
Yeah, yeah… Quoting my own post. Doesn’t seem like it, but a lot of progress today between getting stuff done around the house. Got the license plate holder flipped so it clears the camera, got the camera wires run to the front, and down to just one wire remaining to be tapped…that yellow wire next to the parking brake.
Not shown in this pic, but I also had to tap into that black/blue wire in that block under the driver’s seat for the camera’s reverse trigger. That red wire off to the left is now connected, and run back through the side of the fuse box and up/over to the head unit too. Just one more tap and a few connections to go.
I did test everything too (hence that red power wire temporarily connected in that pic), and everything seems to be gtg. Will try to finish up mañana.
And yes, the car will get a good cleaning/vacuuming as I button it back up! LoL
Leaving the range yesterday after running a match. The afternoon thunderheads are starting to form in the distance.
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