Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
MAN, I love Spring!
Kevin French
>Everything is starting to green up, the Daffs are in bloom. We had 'ice out' on my pond on Sat. and today the Gray Treefrogs; (Hyla versicolor) started their 'quacking'.
But nothing says spring like 'Spring Cleaning' and the increased activity at the dump.
Hmmmm, I'm starting smell a golat...
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
>and a few you suck's comming.
Re: Hmmmm, I'm starting smell a golat... Not
Kevin French
>Just some cabinets I've been looking for, for a couple weeks, and a Disston saw that I harvested the nuts from.
It's the volume of 'stuff' coming in that says spring has sprung.
Ah, Spring...
Scott in Douglassville
>Ok, my contribution: The hydrangeas are starting to bloom...
Stunning Pic!
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond, CA
>Now how them 'chokes doing?
Choking 'chokes...
Scott in Douglassville
>Ah, alas, I think the 'chokes are done. They came back fine last year, but I think the late cold snap we had this year did 'em in. Which is fine - that raised bed'll be dedicated to 'maters this year. :)
Re: Hmmmm, I'm starting smell a golat...
vlparisian in Houston
>ya, if those California golats smell as bad the golats here in Houston, you will need some serious air freshener. :>)
Victor - Houston
Re: Ah, Spring...
Greg B�tit, Crown Point NY
>I'm happy with a couple bravehearted crocuses (or is that croci?) It's been late in coming and all the more appreciated.
But now I have to deal with the maple that fell on the tennis court fence. I'm not replacing the fence, but taking the 2" galvanized frame apart will be a job in itself, not to mention dealing with the grapevine that had taken over the job of the wire mesh. I spent last weekend on it and I'm half done and still sore.
greg