New England B.S. Thread

How do you keep the squirrels off the oranges?

 

@m603holden
Addition, or replacement?

 

I just changed the oil and filter on my 3rd gen for my first time.
I'd like to slap the engineer that decided that the 60's 350 chevy canister oil filters was a good idea to duplicate.

 

I lose a few to them, but the dogs keep them in check, while we're home at least.

 

May have to do this. I have a good tree for it. How long does it take for the birds to find the oranges?

 

They just rolled in today. Yesterday there was none.

 

Wow! Damn!
Going to have to slice up a few oranges.
Was thinking I have to get my hummingbird feeder set up as well.

 

This works as well.
Small dish with grape jelly on bottom . They love grape jelly!

 

Dad used to use grape jelly for them all the time.
Just put an orange out to see what happens.

 

Nice! My father just replaced his Outback with a new 4Runner as well.

 

At the movie theater to see the Avengers. It's the last part of my son birthday presents

 

So sometime over the last couple days my neighbor has turned his house into a taco convention. I think he got a new (to him) with a CVT on top. Then a couple more were in the driveway getting ready for a fire. Don't think he is on here, but who knows about the others.

Gonna go introduce myself when I move in, he welds as well and apparently is pretty good from what a few others in town have told me. He rents though, so not sure how long he will stick around. His old truck was a work truck that was a huge diesel that was loud as hell and I don't think ever saw any DEF. Loved it because it was louder than us and could take some heat off us from the neighbors

 

Hope you guys have fun! Tell him to eat extra popcorn for me!

 

Hoping to add a Bruins glass. That was for sure a goal...good beer

YES!!!GOOOOOALL JUST AS I POST

 

Ever thought of rubber mulch? Seems to last longer

 

PASTAMONSTER!

 

For the amount I'd need, I'm not sure rubber mulch is cost effective. A quick search shows a bulk company would be $30-31 a cubic yard prior to shipping (it would be a 2,000 pound sack). Bulk mulch at Lowes is 75 cubic feet for $780 which is only equivalent to under 3 cubic yards. I buy 15 yards and don't even finish my whole yard.

I'm going to bring in a landscape company in a year or two to reduce the size of my back yard thing and give me some tips on how best make it low maintenance. I went through and replaced some of the areas with stone over the past two years which is super low maintenance, but I don't want to overdo it either.

 

True, it is more costly. I only did about 2-3 feet out from the front of my house. No way I'll ever put regular mulch close to the foundation though.

 

Selling my supercharger if anyone wants to buy it.