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Woke the other morning and saw this out our backyard....







Thought it'd be fun to share.

Nice view LA.

Wow....trees. Thanks for sharing.

That pic was taken from the most unsquare, mismatched, wobbly arbor that you've ever seen. Some of my finest handiwork.

The fog over the trees.... you loser. You wouldn't know art if it jumped up your azzhole. Not that you would notice much of anything up your azzzhole.

This actually disappeared once the sun melted it away. And I didn't have to wade through chicklet slinging , soon-to-be illegal immigrants to see it.

Craig, this fog doesn't smell like Mexico City. It smells of honeysuckle, apple and blackberry blooms, cool fresh water from a tiny spring, good old Missouri humidity, and a hint of cat piss.


Dam stray cats gotta fork it up for me every time. They cost me an arrow yesterday to the sonofabiches.

Plenty of room to shoot a bow, or a .22 for that matter. And plenty of cats to eliminate.

What I need to do is mow some dam brush. Do you have a line on some messicans with hedge trimmers for hire?

I mow the lawn, its brush hogging that I need to set up.

That is becoming more and more clear. Still debating between a heavy duty 4 wheeler that can handle attachments, or a 20-25hp size tractor with attachments.

LA wants a 4 wheeler, I want a tractor. We may get a small 4 wheeler and a small-midsized tractor. Right now, I'm more worried about having enough deer stands.

The deal is I'm going to need some mechanical muscle time to cut wood, along with oter misc. chores.

WM, get an old rebuilt 8N Ford. Many of them come with a brush hog. That was my first tractor and it worked real good on the fields.