Category: Projects (Page 1 of 5)
Today’s rainstorm, along with all the recent rain, was enough to overflow the bridge. I’ve been waiting for this to see how the headwall project handled it.
The hole in the backyard is filled in. With the yard panzer, it took about a half-hour to spread and level six yards of top soil. That’s about 12,000 lbs of dirt.
Sparky is skeptical. He’s not sure that it’s a good idea to stand on a rock when it’s windy.
The yard was finally dry enough to get some work done outside. I asked Sparky if he wanted to help, but he said that today was a holiday for his people. He had the day off.
Okay, let I’ll bite. Why is today a holiday and who are your people?
The Wolf Pup is 9 years old, and the door hinges are messed up.
Campers and RV’s are a challenge because they use hardware and techniques that are not used elsewhere. Getting the right hinges took some effort. It uses a double hinge that attaches to the door and the screen door. Amazon had some generic hinges that may have worked, but brand names are more reliable.
That was quite a rain storm.
The service department was out this morning working on this big, six foot storm drain, but the water brought more debris. They showed back up a couple of minutes after I took this photo.
Members of a family tend to share ways of thinking or doing. The traits may be expressed differently or skip a few people, but it’s there. These things are probably a mix of nature and nurture, innate aptitudes and family attitudes. My sister recently commented about “The Nestoff Way”, and I’ve been thinking about what that is.