Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

Got a wrong number text today telling me I was loved & missed. (W)

Rusty: It was nice to be loved & missed even if it was a wrong number.

W: Are you sure you're not so & so?

R: Pretty sure, I checked my drivers license just to double check.

W: Well, I won't be mad at him for not replying then, I'll put him back in my will.

R: Thanks for the good laugh!

W: I'm 77 years old - I'm not kidding!

 

Feet I am using, good for 1325 lbs each... pencil for scale....

 

R: Can you add me to the will?

 

This^^^is what I tried to kill myself first with before it got worse.

 

Morning all

 

All sorts of rental places up here in Northern NH if you wanted to take the family on a trip

Definitely check conditions before though, winters have been highly variable as of late.
Good morning everyone

 

Good morning everyone, have a great, safe and blessed day.

 

Beautiful pic! Looks like a volcano

How were the trails? They’re pretty icy around here…

 

Good morning Shane and Company

 

Good Monday morning friends, have an awesome day

 

Mornin’ Gents

 

Good morning manly men , Monday - first day of the work week.
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Wait a minute, I'm retired...

Spoiler: Comeuppance

...which adds the benefit of poverty.

 

It might very well be!
Never failed when I took time off in the winter the snow sucked .

Having to drive5 or 6 hours and the snow still sucked .I just sold my sled. Now my legs are to bad to ride.
It all depends if you can handle the cold I adapt to the cold easy the heat does me in.

 

Never had safety chains that were too long, but I've always crisscrossed them rather than straight forward to the receiver. That way it cradles the hitch should it come loose.

 

I have always crossed them just never gave it a thought after 40 years it is muscle memory.
That takes up a few inches.

 

Check and be sure the back door of you inventory warehouse is locked

 

Yes, with the cost of garbage disposal these days people dump stuff anywhere they can.

 

we left Sherman around 6:30, there wasn't much traffic and they groomed the night before so the trails were really good. set up well overnight, so they were fast and flat. We headed back from Matagammon Lake around 11:45 to head for the truck, and traffic had increased significantly, and as a result most of the inside corners were bare, but not terrible. it really is weird how the snow cover changes from place to place. you might go 10 miles through the woods and have a 5-6" difference in snow.

I was thinking the same looking at that picture. Its Mt. Katahdin, the highest point in Maine. I wondered if it was ever an active volcano, millions of years ago, or was it just formed like that.