Would a quick dip in muriatic acid clean it up?
"One man's half way up is another man's half way down." [MEDIA]
Hugel beds are the way I've seen seen it done. I'm pretty sure they did "no till" also. Probably depends on what the original soil needs to be...
I see it now. Sure gotta zoom in and know what you're looking for.
If you've split by hand for years and learned to "read the wood", I'd bet one of those 6 ton electric things would get most the work done. When...
Cheap China metal. Try to do that with a snap on one. Not sure if they make one outta the same metal as their gold colored Allen sockets, that...
Ehhh we need it. At least down here, the ground water table is still low for this time of year. Today is much more wetter than yesterday. :)....
Layered garden beds are a little different. Look it up. I personally haven't done it but have seen the results. Something about the different...
Here's a weird one I haven't seen before. Any ideas? Not sure how that position works for reproductive purposes. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Looking at the radar and it's going to be a wet day from the Gulf to Cananada.
Why edit anything in? Seems like false advertising.
Pressure washer?
Been seeing this one lately and repeat parts of it almost every time. :whistle: [MEDIA]
It's not his fault, some people take a little longer to grow up. ;)
I use vegetable oil. Takes a little time to get the sap and oil mixed together but once you do, dawn dish soap will finish the job.
I'd bet story problems sure gave some of y'all trouble in grade school.
I'm thinking y'all are right. The bark ain't "corky" enough to be elm. Plus, compared to the elm around here, the bark is too dark also.
My first thought was elm.
I would agree. Looks like it's about at the stage of getting the rougher bark.
Growing up we always cooked our families bbq chicken over an apple wood fire. There's no equal substitute.
