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Out My Back Door
- Thread starter BoneheadNW
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Dargo, how many times have I had to tell you to stay off my grass!
Bonehead . . . things here are very grey, tan and muddy. The sky is overcast too. Yesterday it was sunny early in the day, but a storm rolled in, prior to the storm we hit 17-C (that is for Mith, sorry Bonehead, you'll have to convert it backwards) Not much is starting to green up except the crocus and daffodills are begining to pop up (no flowers, just the greenery). We had pouring rain all night so the ground is mud, even where there is grass the ground is very soft and your feet leave imprints.
Bonehead . . . things here are very grey, tan and muddy. The sky is overcast too. Yesterday it was sunny early in the day, but a storm rolled in, prior to the storm we hit 17-C (that is for Mith, sorry Bonehead, you'll have to convert it backwards) Not much is starting to green up except the crocus and daffodills are begining to pop up (no flowers, just the greenery). We had pouring rain all night so the ground is mud, even where there is grass the ground is very soft and your feet leave imprints.
Well its 41 here (yes, im lowering myself to your oldfashioned ways) and trying to snow. Very overcast. Sounds similar to you Bob.
Bone, nice playframe, can I come over and play sometime, I expect you have many fun hours playing with your freinds on that (uh, the other meaning guys)
Out the back door to the left, its looking more like a scrapyard every day!
Bone, nice playframe, can I come over and play sometime, I expect you have many fun hours playing with your freinds on that (uh, the other meaning guys)
Out the back door to the left, its looking more like a scrapyard every day!
BoneheadNW said:
No need to share what's outside my back door. It should be lawn........it's all water. We've been hit hard with rain here the last few days. The ground is just saturated. Sure plays hell on my leach field. Now if LBrown59 was here he'd tell me the leach field has to go and install a new aerator system
Actually we have had 6.25 inches of rain in the last 48 hours with 2 to 3 more inches forecasted tonight. My 1 1/2 acre lake is about 4 acres now. I opened the emergency spillway and I think I washed away a road down the ways a bit. Oopsie!
If we get the 50 mph winds after another 2 or 3 inches of rain (making 8 to 10 inches of rain in just over 2 days), I'm concerned that we will have lots of trees down. Fortunately I don't have any issues with water, but there are thousands in my area with flooded houses and basements. I shouldn't complain that I've been pumping water out of my pool for the last two days. I don't think some people around here would feel very sorry for me.
If we get the 50 mph winds after another 2 or 3 inches of rain (making 8 to 10 inches of rain in just over 2 days), I'm concerned that we will have lots of trees down. Fortunately I don't have any issues with water, but there are thousands in my area with flooded houses and basements. I shouldn't complain that I've been pumping water out of my pool for the last two days. I don't think some people around here would feel very sorry for me.
A few different angles of my backyard.
A bit more snow two days ago!
Our back yard view is mostly heavy timber. We border the national forest service to the side property boundary and have some great views to our west property boundary. We have all kinds of wildlife in the meadow in the summertime. Elk, deer, antelope, coyotes, fox, wolves?, and many other types of animals frequently are found grazing or just passing through this meadow. Some pics were taken using telephoto lens.
Mid Summer View Of Hesse Mtn
Elk Grazing In Meadow Late Summer/Early Fall
View Of Hazelton Peaks Spring
Mid Summer View Of Hesse Mtn
Elk Grazing In Meadow Late Summer/Early Fall
View Of Hazelton Peaks Spring
Ok some people have the life! Wait a minute. Isnt that the mountain you took a picture of me and Bob in the Snow Trac makeing a big $ sign? (the saddle on the left?)
No, you forgot already that was Brokeback Mountain where I caught you three playing!!!
Oh, I also forgot to tell you, what is called Brokeback Mountain is located within the Cloud Peak Wilderness area. Appears you, Bob and BigAl are using motorized vehicles within a non-motorized travel area. Maybe that is why the Forest Service Ranger has been knocking on my door and asking for names of the snow cat operators in that picture????
You guys better start shaping up or I will pass the info on to the ranger. They are just looking for someone to violate wilderness non-motorized travel restrictions and make an example of them to the tune of a $10,000.00 bill.
Maybe that is not Bob's family crest but a sign telling you the cost to play on the mountain!!
Oh, I also forgot to tell you, what is called Brokeback Mountain is located within the Cloud Peak Wilderness area. Appears you, Bob and BigAl are using motorized vehicles within a non-motorized travel area. Maybe that is why the Forest Service Ranger has been knocking on my door and asking for names of the snow cat operators in that picture????
You guys better start shaping up or I will pass the info on to the ranger. They are just looking for someone to violate wilderness non-motorized travel restrictions and make an example of them to the tune of a $10,000.00 bill.
Maybe that is not Bob's family crest but a sign telling you the cost to play on the mountain!!
You are funny.
Ice Queen said:
Ut Oh, she said 'Sheep'!!
Mith and John are gonna get all excited. Beautiful pics all. What scenery. Pineridge awesome fall colors. And the Mountain pics, simply breath taking.
Mine looks so barren now. No leaves on the trees yet ....but I'll take one this weekend to add to this thread.
:StickOutT
Uh John, that would be the playhouse I built for my daughter down there at the bottom of the hill. Dave lives somewhere in the horizon past that last row of trees. (about 90 miles past that last row of trees)
BoneheadNW
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Bob-
With all that outdoor furniture, you have enough seating to start an old age home. I can just picture it now, birds chirping, a deer or two eating the flowers, elderly people sitting outside with their I.V.s and oxygen bottles, the sound of someone hacking up a lung.........
Sorry, just goes to show you what kind of sick puppy I am.
But seriously, beautiful pictures Bob.
Bonehead
With all that outdoor furniture, you have enough seating to start an old age home. I can just picture it now, birds chirping, a deer or two eating the flowers, elderly people sitting outside with their I.V.s and oxygen bottles, the sound of someone hacking up a lung.........
Sorry, just goes to show you what kind of sick puppy I am.But seriously, beautiful pictures Bob.
Bonehead