Which crystal frequency did they use on the IBM PCs before the AT came out?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Sun, 24 Apr 2011 22:09:17 -0700, Rich Heineck ric...@frontier.com
wrote:
14.318 Mhz has been widely used on PC motherboards going back to the
original IBM PC-AT.
That would be high on my
Good Evening,
Today was a wonderful sunny day. It felt very warm with a temperature
of 62 degrees. I went for a hike around the property and found my first
trillium blooming in a protected spot. About that time I heard a sound
off to my left and saw three deer trying to sneak away
Good Evening,
After three days of snow today turned better. A little sun but still
cold. I have heard that spring has arrived in other areas but it's not
yet here. It did warm up to 52 one day and I heard the local frogs
awaken. Then right back to cold and frost. Luckily my wood
Not many people at all would understand the measure of inverse seconds.
Hz or cps are measured in 1/s increments.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Thu, 14 Apr 2011 19:41:41 -0700, Ron D'Eau Claire r...@cobi.biz wrote:
I sympathize with Tom. We honor people by adopting their name for
measurements and
Good Morning,
I got busy last night after the second net and never got back to this
report. As you can see the nets were sparsely attended. However the
bands were not very active either. I heard some contest activity when I
began the first net but did not notice where they were.
No one has mentioned the other set of tools required to work on British
bikes: Whitworth. Yes, I have three sets of tools to work on American,
Japanese, and British gear. Now tell me how the threads are the same on
metric bolts from across the world. From what I have learned there is no
No one has mentioned the other set of tools required to work on British
bikes: Whitworth. Yes, I have three sets of tools to work on American,
Japanese, and British gear. Now tell me how the threads are the same on
metric bolts from across the world. From what I have learned there is no
If there were a standard for metric threads around the world it would
speed the adoption of metric nuts and bolts in the US. As it is I can
purchase bolts from Houston and nuts from Cleveland and know they will
mate. The same is not true if I buy nuts in Japan and try to mate them
with
You missed the joy of tickling the Amal carbs, setting the spark advance,
pulling the compression release, oil leaks, and Lighting by Lucas: Prince
of Darkness :)
Changing the cardboard on the garage floor was a monthly ritual for my
BSA, Ariel, and Triumph. I miss them :(
73,
Actually my wife's estate bought my K3.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Sat, 09 Apr 2011 16:38:27 -0700, george fritkin
georgefrit...@yahoo.com wrote:
Boy we sure have a bunch of wimps here. Just tell the old lady you are
buying some more ham gear! (Would some one pass me the cheese and an
Good Evening,
It finally stopped snowing for a few days. Plus, yesterday we got to
see the sun for the entire day! Wow, it was a very nice day. It almost
got warm. But my forecast for next week has more snow in it and no sun.
We need to enjoy those few sunny days we get. It was a
Hi Ray,
I most likely would not have heard you. Band was not happy during
ECN/20.
73 and GL,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Mon, 04 Apr 2011 12:15:57 -0700, Albers alb...@embarqmail.com wrote:
Last night I was ready to try checking into ECN-20 with my KX-1 but
couldn't get off
Indeed, if my taxes were that low I would rejoice!
On Fri, 01 Apr 2011 23:50:22 -0700, David Ferrington, M0XDF
m0...@alphadene.co.uk wrote:
It's either a miss-post or Larry's email has been hijacked!
However, I wish I had taxes that low - all mine do it go up :-(
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174,
Good Evening,
Propagation was decent this week. The weather was not. It has been
snowing on and off all day. I get enough sun between storms that it all
melts but still this is getting old. I would like spring to really show
up and stay for a while.
I had very high winds a few
Please let's not bring up taxes on this list. They are painful enough as
it is!
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 01 Apr 2011 22:07:16 -0700, Larry East w1...@ultrasw.com wrote:
Karen,
Looks like you owe $236 this year -- $200 less than last year. Your
self-employed income was greater but your
Check the archives. I think someone did that in the past and may be
available to make more of them for you.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 01 Apr 2011 22:22:11 -0700, eric norris gliderboy1...@yahoo.com
wrote:
I recently saw a string of posts on the HFPack forum about a dream
radio for
With all this talk of forums I had another thought. What about seminars
or tutorials? We go through many email cycles on the list but how about
more directed sessions?
1) Set up for your K2, K1, KX1, or K3 on CW for DXing, contesting, or
ragchewing.
2) Set up for your K2, K1, KX1, or K3
Good Evening,
Those were two tough nets. The first had good signals for the most
part but from only a few areas. The second had a lot of noise and a
couple stations interfering with us. I don't think they could hear me at
all but they were quite loud to some of the check in stations.
Good Evening,
The sound of fine hail on the roof is loud. At first I could not
figure out what it was. Then I looked out the window and saw the ground
covered in pellets. Winter is still holding on but it is not snowing. I
guess that counts for something. Now to get to the 50 degree
I watched the movie about a month ago. The special effects hold up
well and the story is interesting. I remember the first time I saw it but
viewing it again was fun. I have always wondered about the damaged gift
to the nations. Oh, and the mass of equations on the professor's
Cthulhu?? Trust me, Cthulhu does not come in peace :)
On Sat, 26 Mar 2011 20:00:45 -0700, Nick-WA5BDU
nick-wa5...@suddenlink.net wrote:
I thought it sounded like H.P. Lovecraft.
73-
Nick, WA5BDU
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Home:
Hi Wayne,
I have worked you three times if memory serves me. I have never worked
Eric. At least once you were walking along the shore in Michigan with
your KX1. I don't remember what you were up to the other times. Guess
his monster signal just cannot get to Oregon ;)
73,
Good Evening,
The first net went rather well. Some fading but mostly signals were
good. The second net was plagued by RTTY signals. I found an open
frequency but then got zero beat a couple times by RTTY stations. I
wonder if they were running above 7105 kHz? There may prove to be
I have four monitors running in front of me right now. None of them make
any hash on my K3. Two ViewSonic VG2230wm which are LCD with fluorescent
backlights. The other two monitors are Asus VE278 which are LCD with LED
backlights. The LED backlighting is superior. As I mentioned there
In ECOM we have alternate frequencies for just such occurrences. If the
offender does not respond to a polite query to cease and desist we move to
freq A. That normally rids us of the problem.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Wed, 16 Mar 2011 18:56:15 -0700, Fred Jensen k6...@foothill.net wrote:
Good Evening,
While the first net was plagued with QRM the second had poor
propagation and QRN to contend with. But I was not skunked. In all the
years ECN has been running that has never once happened. It was tough for
me to hear during the first net because the winds were so high
Good Evening,
Time change this week so make sure to check your clocks. Tomorrow's
nets will be at the same local time as they were last week. This time I
copied and pasted from last session where we ran Daylight Savings Time.
This should be correct :) I need to go close down the wood
I remember JFK saying (and I paraphrase) ... we do it not because it
is easy, but because it is hard ... Do any of you think the K3 was
designed in a week? From what little I was told it was a matter of four
or five years and it still being developed as we sit. We did not get to
the
the theory
in the present form. FitzGerald, Lodge, and Heavyside plus others.
Am just now reading The Maxwellians that has this story.
73, tom n4zpt
On 3/6/2011 5:37 PM, Kevin Rock wrote:
I have always wondered how he condensed the original twenty equations
in
twenty unknowns down to just four
I have always wondered how he condensed the original twenty equations in
twenty unknowns down to just four of them. The quaternions he used
initially were out a favor with the physics community of the day so he
needed to get them into vector form. Heaviside did a good job but how do
you
about it. In short,
Cartesian vs vector!
73,
Mike ab3ap
On 03/06/11 17:37, Kevin Rock wrote:
I have always wondered how he condensed the original twenty equations in
twenty unknowns down to just four of them. The quaternions he used
initially were out a favor with the physics community
://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell%27s_equations
and about halfway down look for the section named A Dynamical Theory of
the Electromagnetic Field where it talks a little about it. In short,
Cartesian vs vector!
73,
Mike ab3ap
On 03/06/11 17:37, Kevin Rock wrote:
I have always wondered how he condensed
Reading the Principia is also a chore. Interesting though.
Kevin.
On Sun, 06 Mar 2011 18:03:29 -0800, Herb Case herbc...@msn.com wrote:
The amazing thing is he didn't have the electron! Everything he did was
based on mechanical wave models until he reached radiation. That's where
Nut!!
On Sun, 06 Mar 2011 18:47:11 -0800, Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com
wrote:
Interesting discussion. Gives me an idea.
We'll soon be announcing a very cool new test instrument (it's the same
size as our T1 antenna tuner but not related to it in any way). We'll
give one of these
Good Evening,
It took some coaxing but I finally got the fire warm enough to defrost
and raise my dough. N0AR has led me down the path to making pizza from
scratch. It is very addictive! So, once a week I put in a few hours
making dough and cooking up some sauce. Luckily I make too
You are welcome Carl!
My first introduction to the K3 was at Ozarkcon the same day as Visalia.
I was stalking N0SS and slipped into his room. He got a call from Wayne
who gave the go ahead to announce the new rig. That was when Tom let me
look on his laptop at the files about the K3. I
There is one Canadian net which runs voice on a frequency which Americans
are limited to CW. So, I set my rig for cross mode and did just as Ron
mentions. BK got me a happy response from the voice op NCS who told me
he did not copy code well. He immediately asked for help from another op
Good Evening,
There was a little contest activity nearby when the first net started
but it was not a problem. Conditions were good with very little noise.
Just a little flutter on a few stations. The second net was a little
noiser with rather more QSB.
During the first net I had
Good Evening,
The snow has finally ceased falling for a day. Since last Friday there
has been not a day without snowfall. The forecast is for one sunny day
and then back to more snow. For some silly reason I thought winter had
mostly avoided me. I was wrong. Nice slippery snow too
Good Evening,
Conditions on both bands were better this week. Noise was still high
on 40 meters but that is normal. There was more QSB there too. We did
get a chance to hear what the KPA500 could do when Oliver checked in from
Hawaii on both nets. His temperature report sounded way
Good Evening,
If the house or antennas do not get blown away in the next twenty-four
hours then we can have a net. Currently the wind is howling and the rains
have begun. It was sunny earlier in the day but never calm. I awoke to
branches hitting the roof and jake brakes rumbling by.
Good Evening,
I had a chance to find the top of my desk today. I collected all of
the unposted net reports and filled their respective spots within the
database. Hopefully there are few or no errors. Only time will tell ;)
Two days of sunny weather has increased my productivity. I
They have no sales tax in Oregon :)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Tue, 08 Feb 2011 10:17:02 -0800, Rex Lint r...@lint.mv.com wrote:
They gave free shipping at the NE convention last fall.
-Rex-
K1HI
Rex Lint
Merrimack, NH
WWW.QRZ.COM/db/k1hi
Good Evening,
My grey day turned blustery and then rainy a short time ago. After the
second net I was in a big hurry to get something to eat so rushed off. I
think it was the smell of bread dough rising which was driving me crazy
:) Luckily I had moved it off the wood stove because
Good Evening,
Winter has returned to Oregon. Cloudy skies with rain. Freezing every
night. But sun every week for at least an hour or two. Luckily for me
this winter has been very mild. All the wood I collected last summer and
fall is lasting quite well. I will have some left over
Good Evening,
Sorry this is so late but I got involved with a few projects. Weather
unsettled. Normal Oregon weather. Got to 57 degrees yesterday with sunny
skies now snow and 25 degrees are in the forecast :) That is why we drive
around with all sorts of foul weather gear in our
The Woodwright or the New Yankee Workshop?
On Tue, 25 Jan 2011 21:11:03 -0800, Rich NU6T reh...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
I've seen some really hacked carpentry done with power tools.
If I had to compare weekend warrior power tool work to master craftsman
hand tool work, I'd go with the hand
The four stages of fishing:
1 - I caught a fish!
2 - I caught a LOT of fish!
3 - I caught a Trophy fish!
4 - Did I bait my hook? (the Zen state has been achieved)
Now how do these relate analogically to amateur radio?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Tue, 25 Jan 2011 21:53:38 -0800, eric manning
be verified by checking
articles and contest results in QST.
- Jim, KL7CC
Anchorage ARC VEC, Inc.
Kevin Rock wrote:
If you ask your local VE very nicely they will give you the code
exams. All of them :) It is fun to see how you do on each for a
little practice.
73
Good Evening,
A long rainy week just ended with a sunny and very pleasant Saturday.
It looks like the week beginning tomorrow will have many sunny days with
temperatures rising into the mid 50s. That will be nice. It is hard to
imagine how cold it is in most other parts of the US.
If you ask your local VE very nicely they will give you the code exams.
All of them :) It is fun to see how you do on each for a little practice.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 21 Jan 2011 21:38:01 -0800, tony rowland biggsbigb...@yahoo.com
wrote:
heard someone say that the tech.
Good Evening,
I am unsure whether it is winter now. The rain is so heavy the roads
are getting very rutted. Down in the valleys the streams are almost
overflowing. Where on Monday I had cold and snow I now have a deluge.
Internet connectivity has become intermittent due to the heavy
I have quoted Shakespeare in my ECN notes as well as other authors. Many
times an apt quote can say what we cannot say. Or, more often, say it
much better than we ever could.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Sat, 15 Jan 2011 23:32:58 -0800, Don Wilhelm w3...@embarqmail.com
wrote:
Alan,
K5JAZ, Jim from Louisiana
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 14 Jan 2011 21:00:18 -0800, John Cooper w...@gt.rr.com wrote:
A long time ago in a galaxy far away someone put a computer inside an
EC2 enclosure and it was posted on elecrafts website or at least a
picture was. Cant
All you need to do to have it sit flat is to move one of the rubber
bumpers on the bail to whichever side makes it sit best. I had this
problem and it was solved in a matter of moments after few iterations of
this technique.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Wed, 12 Jan 2011 20:52:43 -0800, John
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was very good today. Sitting at the rig watching the
snow fall and working folks all over was fun. There was some QSB but not
like on forty meters. The snow was coming down in large flakes but it was
pretty bright outside. I was expecting the sun to break
Good Evening,
More snow is falling as I sit by the fire. Not too cold with very
little wind so it is pretty nice outside. I am right at snow line so it
has come and gone over the last week. Never quite goes away and never
really builds up either. Kind of a steady state system. We
Good Evening,
There was quite a difference between twenty and forty meters today.
Both were rather long but twenty was crystal clear. Copy was easy and
pleasant. Forty meters was noisy with a lot of fading. It took three
tries to get a couple of you.
Two new operators but
Good Evening,
Weather has been rather chilly here on the backside of the recent
front. Very sunny skies have made it better though. With the snow being
so dry it is nice when I split wood. The activity feels good in the crisp
air while the sun makes me happy. The dry snow is easy to
Good Evening,
Conditions were rough this afternoon and evening. Forty meters was
especially so but that may have been due to the snow storm I was in at the
time. Very dry snow was falling and producing large amounts of QRN.
There was a lot of fading going on too. Stations would
Good Evening,
Conditions on both twenty and forty meters were not very good today.
It was snowing again today. Forecasts changed radically just before I
went to bed Christmas night. All day it had been predicted that we would
get a week of rain. The update changed the precipitation
Merry Christmas!
I hope you all are doing well this evening. Even though it was my
cooking I had a very good dinner today. It is fun to make a nice meal now
and then. But there seem to be a lot more dishes to wash than normal :)
I feel drowsy though. Maybe I'll get to bed early and
Good Evening,
Once again Oregon weather has given us every possible condition. Full
sun with warm days. Rain in torrential amounts. Now snow, freezing rain,
sleet, and pellet snow. Makes life interesting. Good thing they warn us
so we can prepare. I am cozy in the cabin with things
Good Evening,
I had to move the database to my new Internet computer and reinstall
the software to run it. Now life should be easier (cross fingers here).
Currently the connection to the tower at the top of the mountain which
provides me with wireless Internet service is not being
Good Evening,
It is raining. It has been raining. It will be raining. I feel like
I am conjugating a verb :) The weather has gone from cold to medium.
Soon it will be 50 degrees or better; but with rain. Looks like my spate
of winter has passed. But the calendar has yet to say
I agree with you on the use of pdf for distributing files. The format
allows one to lock the document so it can look the same across platforms
and operating systems. I also intensely dislike MS Word for technical
writing. You have to fight it every step of the way. I use FrameMaker
Good Evening,
I just got done with a late dinner after a long day spent moving wood. I am
very relaxed. Relaxed to the point where I could fall asleep on the keyboard
right now. The wood pile is growing but I won't know if I have enough until
next spring. One never can tell how much is
Good Evening,
I have missed two net reports so I am busy getting them logged into the
database and out to you. Forty meters has not been great lately but last night
(September 22nd) it was better. Maybe we should try later but the sun is doing
it for us. Soon the second net will be well
Good Evening,
Here is the second report which is required for me to catch up. I just
heard the weather report for the next few days. Temperatures are going over 70
degrees!!! Wow! After a week of soggy days and temperatures at or below 60
degrees this will be a treat. It may be the last
Good Evening,
It has been very soggy. Lots of fog rain and now the real thing; in
buckets. The new ditching dug this summer will be tested on its way down the
mountain. I drove into town earlier and the road is developing a lot of
drainage systems right down the middle. I think they
Good Evening,
A cool, wet week here. I just heard a frost advisory on the radio. Odd to
think it is still summer and we may get frost. But there is some cheery news
inside this cloud. There will be some sun and the temperatures will zoom into
the high 60s again; there may even be a day
Good Evening,
Even though I had been stacking wood all morning I was still able to send
semi-literate CW. The twenty meter net was long enough to tire my overworked
hands with my fist growing worse toward the end. I immediately went outside to
finish clearing out the driveway of excess
Good Evening,
Another chilly week. This has been the shortest and coldest summer since
I have lived in Oregon. Folks here are talking about summer coats and gloves.
They are not kidding! I have only had a couple t-shirt days and those are
spaced out on those rare days when the
Exactly what I was thinking! Labor Day and the kids going back to school; a
perfect time for a 30% off sale of all Elecraft products.
Kevin. KD5ONS
-Original Message-
From: DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL doug...@gmail.com
Sent: Sep 2, 2010 4:34 PM
To: Elecraft Reflector elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Good Evening,
Conditions on twenty meters were fair but on forty meters they have been
poor for the last few weeks. Only one station east of the Sierras checked in
with us. Maybe that net should be moved to another time. As the season
changes hopefully forty meters will too. There was
Good Evening,
Fall is definitely in the air. The temperature got up to 62 today and the
leaves of a few trees are falling. I have seen a few color changes too. Split
wood is stacking up in the forest but it needs to find its way home and into a
stack before the rainy season begins.
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was good today. Some QSB which varied from place to place.
From very rapid and deep to just a slight influence. There was very little
noise. As we move into fall I think twenty will gain more strength. Here it
feels like autumn with temperatures in the mid
Good Evening,
The weather has turned chilly again. High 40s each night with low 60s
during the day. Looks like there may even be some rain soon. That will cut
down on the fire danger even though it has not been very high at all this year.
Propagation on twenty meters was pretty good
Good Evening,
Conditions were unsettled this afternoon. QSB on twenty meters had some
folks at S2 one moment and S9 the very next. Forty meters had some QRN as is
normal for summer on this band but only Scott was able to reach this far west.
Lately forty meters has not been very
Good Evening,
Summer has returned to the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures for the last two
days and for the next four or five days average in the nineties. Quite a shift
from last Tuesday when it was 50 degrees outside. I am glad I have enough wood
to make it through the summer heating
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was fairly quiet yet it provided strong signals. Two CT
stations both of whom sounded very good. However, I wonder where everyone else
has gone? Maybe the long spate of unfavorable propagation has forced them into
other endeavors. Maybe a bit of advertising
Good Evening,
The weather has been nice this week. Mid-70s for much of the time but today
it has become cloudy. Looks like there may be some rain for a day or so.
Temperature will drop this coming week staying in the mid 60s. Propagation has
been odd due to the hammering the sun has
Good Evening,
The nets were interesting tonight. I had a persistent cough which made it
difficult to send and receive code. The more I thought about the cough the
more I coughed. So I looked out the window, viewed the very pleasant weather,
and thought of something else. Some of the meds
Good Evening,
The weather was pleasant this week. Not too hot nor too cold. Some
mornings had heavy fog roll in off the ocean but it burned off before noon. I
have not seen any deer this week but I did have one snort at me a few nights
ago. They like to see how high I jump :)
Good Evening,
When I received weather reports this afternoon I had the next to hottest
temperature. Only Steve, K4JPN, in Georgia was warmer at 95 degree. Even now
I am still sticking to the desks at which I seat myself. The breeze running
through the house is regulated by where the most
Good Evening,
Weather is on an up cycle at the moment. 70s on Thursday, 80s on Friday,
and 90s today. Things will taper off slowly during the coming week. I got
onto the roof today and repaired an antenna. Then I got out my chainsaw and
cleared a path to the tower on top of the mountain
Good Evening,
I had an odd occurrence between nets. I was sitting at this computer
checking a call. When I turned around to get to my chores I saw there was a
car parked on the road through my property. This is not normal since I rarely
get any traffic on Sunday and never a car. I walked
Good Evening,
I have had a very pleasant day and week. The weather has stabilized with
temperatures in the high 60s to low 70s. Under the canopy of the forest it is
cool enough to work even on the hottest days cutting and hauling wood. Another
month or so and I should have around 2000
I just heard about some ear buds which are quite efficient. They use multiple
drivers for each frequency ranges.
Here is a link to a description of them:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13645_3-20005384-47.html
More here:
http://www.jhaudio.com/store/
I think it would be fun to test them in the
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was interesting. The QSB I had experienced during the week
was even deeper today. I would give a signal report only to have it blown away
in the next second when any given op came back. Sometimes signal strength
would change by four to five points during the
Good Evening,
The season changed this week. From wet to dry in only a few days. The
temperature changed too. One day I awoke to 39 degrees only to have it hit 85
by 1 PM. The last few days have been over 90 degrees up here and nasty hot in
the valley. I ventured off the mountain once
-Forwarded Message-
Night of Nights XI is upon is upon us!
Each year the MRHS commemorates 12 July 1999, the date on which the
supposed last commercial message was sent in the US. On that date we
pick up the thread, keep the faith and maintain the traditions of maritime
radio
Good Evening,
Conditions were strange today. I was able to work all over the place but
where my signal landed was spotty. As far east as Connecticut and Georgia but
not much in between. I did get Michigan and Colorado but the West Coast seemed
to be favored. I expect a lot of folks were
Good Evening,
Weather for Field Day was wonderful. After a few weeks of cold there were
two sunny days of 70 degree weather. Then, promptly, the temperatures dropped
back into the fifties with rainy, grey skies. We did enjoy our two days of
summer; it is being talked about fondly at the
This is broken too. After crashing my system twice I find it is not worth my
time to download the .pdf
Kevin. KD5ONS
-Original Message-
From: Lew Phelps K6LMP k6...@me.com
Sent: Jul 2, 2010 2:19 PM
To: Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] rather provocative
The Elecraft CW Nets are not going to be held today. The NCS is going to be
taking a much needed nap :) Now that Field Day is officially in the past I can
stop copying code in every squeak or rustle. During my catnaps I could not
stop logging. Then with five minutes to go my computer locked
Good Evening,
Conditions were so-so today. Twenty meters had QSB and QRN while forty
meters had strong QRN from a very active storm. On the twenty meter net I got
Scott's hail sign easily and then he was gone. I expect QSB was a problem as
well as storms in the upper Midwest. He
Good Evening,
Weather has not quite gone back to normal. It is grey and rainy so that is
OK but the temperature is low which is not. Highs should not be in the high
50s but somewhere in the 70 degree range. Flowers are blooming and trees are
adding new growth. Hummingbirds have slowed
Good Evening,
The twenty meter net was a lot of fun. The band was strong with some QSB
and there was a small pile up I had to dig through. The forty meter net was
not similar except for the presence of some QSB. The furthest station heard
was in Colorado which does not seem all that far
Good Evening,
We had a new season today. The temperature zoomed to 74 degrees with a
bright sun. I worked behind the house until the heat pushed me to the front
yard. However, I got most of the weed whacking and tree trimming done before
then. I was going to get on the roof and repair an
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