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You’re welcome

Thanks for the tip!!

Thx!

So Sorry it took so long to reply!! 4" high and 4" wide

@@thegarnerfamilyfarmproject1748 Thanks so much!

Yes, spare internet services, LOL! Covered

@@thegarnerfamilyfarmproject1748 spare parts... Jesus man..

I see that you didn’t catch the depth of what I was saying. Your statement was obvious. I can’t just buy two of everything I own. And I do have spare parts, but we still have no idea what is broken. Starlink is not doing a good job with troubleshooting or customer service or shipping parts so that we can try a new part. I can’t have to satellite dishes because it’s cost prohibitive. Hopefully, you can understand my joke now, L O L

​@thegarnerfamilyfarmproject1748 spare cables are fantastic. Get you out of 6 week waits 😉

Thanks for looking in on us!

I agree. I think it would be difficult to get bit.

Thanks! I mostly made it for my daughter to enjoy throwing knives and stars. Just a little fun in the backyard

@@thegarnerfamilyfarmproject1748 I dig it but gotta keep it wet so it swells certain woods work better. I work for the Cleveland axe house we use cotton wood swells and self heals well and med soft wood. Otherwise awesome design just wanna save some future headaches. Everyone should know useful skills it's a great stress relief as well as a useful skill so great parenting if I may say. Keep it up if it's a useful skill and makes ppl smile can't ask for more keep it up. To many ppl forget its worth learning skills the right way better to know and never need it then need it and not know.

Great thoughts!! Thanks!

Ha, ha!

Thanks!

That is a regulator that you would find on all propane appliances. But you could find a gauge at Lowe’s or an RV store if you want to monitor how much propane remains.

True! That would make less parts to put together Great idea!

Thanks! I hope you’ll like it!

Ha,ha! We will paint it sometime but I wanted to keep the video short.

Yes! Wider boards would make it simpler

Ha, ha, ha!

There is a plant in there that is some kind of bamboo variation and they didn’t seem to be nibbling on it

Thanks for the tip! Right now I'm getting good speeds. I'm wondering if there are certain times of day when it is really slow. Soon I plan to switch out my router and not use theirs. maybe it will be more consistent after that. IDK

I’m hovering around 360 for speed. The guy who installed ours gave us the wrong modem too on top of not properly installing the modem. As soon as I found out I could get spectrum I was hoping to see you out in the field or walking down the road to tell you, but I seen the people going door to door. So I figured they would head y’all’s way. This is Andrew from down the road.

I seem to be getting the same speed currently Thanks! See you around!

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Yes I enjoy having ferns growing naturally around our area!

Go ahead!

Thanks for the tip!

Thanks!

The Stakes are fiberglass or plastic and the bottom strand isn't hot. But, sometimes grass can contact the second strand. I usually mow to avoid that but it can still happen. Reviewing my video, I was thinking it might be the wet grass. It was a surprising mystery!

A Good Snake! But it will Bite if Your Hand is in His Face

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Yes, I didn't think we would ever see one

YW

I have definitely seen that but I'm not sure that it always goes.

I know practically nothing about plants, but I'm pretty sure that poison ivy can have reddish leaves/stems

@@starlight6017 I know that the app I had about plants mentioned something about red stems. I have never had poison ivy in any of my yards over the years (74). My older son got into some poison ivy about 20 years ago and he is paranoid about it and is always saying Virginia creeper is poison ivy. I know a "little bit" about plants.

@@starlight6017 What does poison ivy look like? (From Goggle) If you’re wondering how to identify poison ivy, look at its leaves. Each leaf of the poison ivy plant has three leaflets. A popular saying is, “leaves of three, let them be.” Poison ivy leaves turn reddish in the spring, green in the summer and yellow, orange or red in the fall. Poison ivy grows as a shrub or a vine. A poison ivy vine is hairy and ropelike. Eastern U.S. poison ivy typically grows as a vine. Western U.S. poison ivy normally grows low to the ground as a shrub. Poison ivy does not have thorns. A poison ivy shrub may have white berries. What does poison oak look like? Poison oak leaves have three leaflets like poison ivy but with rounded tips. The undersides of the leaves are fuzzy and lighter in color than the top. Poison oak typically grows as a shrub in the Eastern and Southern U.S. The shrub sometimes has white or yellow berries. Poison oak grows more commonly as a vine in the Western U.S. What does poison sumac look like? Each leaf of a poison sumac plant has clusters of seven to 13 smooth leaflets arranged in pairs. Poison sumac thrives in wet, swampy regions in the Northeast, Midwest and parts of the southeast U.S. A full-grown poison sumac tree can get up to 20 feet tall. This tall tree has drooping clusters of pale yellow, cream-colored or green berries. Nonpoisonous sumacs have red, upright berries.

Absolutely! New plants are often red

Even though I know it well, I still get it sometimes.

Thanks!

Thanks for that!

Yes, very! I can see the advantage of cables but decided to go with panels for now

Ha, Ha!!

I think they are feeling how wonderful it is to run and jump! I’m glad you made that comment so that I could stop and think about it

Thanks! Yes I like throwing some to the chickens sometimes

I do have one. I'll eventually get around to using it, LOL

Thanks!

LOL!

If you want to make comments, go ahead

They call it hybrid (I’m no expert) It normally sells to the grid. But I would never buy a system to just sell to the grid, it’s definitely not worth it. Since we have battery banks, we are able to use it for ourselves if there is no power coming from the grid.

@@thegarnerfamilyfarmproject1748 Makes senses to me. For my next build I'd like grid tied with batteries as a backup and like yourself be able to tie in a generator as well.

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Lambs are a great benefit to having sheep, lol!

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That’s a good idea. Maybe I can sand down one side

Yes, my wife has talent!!

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Thank you Rosemary Methodist Church! (Aunt Ann) 😂

It’s kind of a pain to get her to send me pictures and I just didn’t have time to request them

@thegarnerfamilyfarmproject1748 I'm just pickin' brother!👍