What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

No plans for upgrades yet. I’m trying to stop spending! I did just order a set of three point hitch pallet forks though. They are rated for 2,000 lbs. I’m going to build a carry all box for hauling firewood and a wooden tool box on top for all my firewood tools and saws. Like one I made in the past.
Backhoe is back on.
And pins can be deceiving....

 

Already upgraded

 

These should work well.
3-Point Pallet Fork, 2,000 lb. Capacity

 

Nice pic's.

 

Thanks! As the weather gets cooler I’ll be here more often.

 

Thanks for the kind words. I’ll be showing up again as we move to lower temps. How have you been?

 

Forgot to ask, how are you and Triple W doing?

 

Thanks, I’m checking out options to replace the railings.

 

Thanks for the welcome back Dennis. Hope things are well by you. About the saw, it’s nice to have a Stihl that starts on the first or second pull.

 

2nd double rainbow pic I’ve seen today. Nice!

 

Good to see you around NortheastAl !

 

Caffeine going in. Soon it will be time for a walk/run with my son. If I can drag him out of bed. We received some more rain yesterday. Not a lot, but every little bit adds up and helps out.

 

STORIES OF REMEMBRANCE

The memorial of twelve stones was a great reminder of God's grace and power. When Israelite children saw it, they would hear the story and learn about God. It kept God's faithfulness fresh in their parent's minds too.

All of us have memories of answered prayers and of God's work in our lives. How often do you share these stories with your children? Faced with trials, it can be easy to focus on our fear rather than remembering how God has provided for us in the past. Each time you experience God's grace, make a memorial of the occasion in your mind (you might even write it down). These are your stones of remembrance.

Offer strength and encouragement by sharing your stories of God's faithfulness with your children.

And Joshua set up at Gilgal the twelve stones they had taken out of the Jordan. He said to the Israelites, “In the future when your descendants ask their parents, ‘What do these stones mean?’ tell them, ‘Israel crossed the Jordan on dry ground.’
Joshua 4:20‭-‬22 NIV

 

DOUBLE RAINBOW!!!

 

I'm jealous. I need to find good local corn. The last 2 times I bought from the store, it wasn't the super sweet stuff I expected.

 

Thanks, Gas. Good to see you as well.

 

I hate this house. So much.

Discovered I have a broken clay waste drain when working on the bathroom. Get the shovel....buried 4' deep.