No drain holes here, just have it pitched uphill slightly and the drain plug pulled.
If needed I can drill holes later.
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If needed I can drill holes later.
GNP was my favorite,
At least your daughter is okay. She needs some boots for riding the ATV.
I wish I remembered to take pictures the last time I was out before they sold the ranch. Me an Gary(wife grandpa) spent a lot of time up in the mountains fixing fence and getting his ramp pump working again. Just beautiful country. Always woke up just feeling alive and invigorated. If I ever hit the lotto I'm out of PA and back to trout creek.
I'd think about it lol.Take me with you, Lol
I’ll let you run my kart saws, lol
OH. MOST DEFINITELY!!!! I've gone there 5 or 6 times, three of which were backpacking trips. Simply beautiful!
What part of the park is that in? I cant remember. We hiked to Quartz Lk. on the West side. Camped there overnight. The lake was like that. Cast out a small spoon and could see it on retrieve. Saw a dark object follow it. Stopped retrieve and the spoon fluttered down.... and then wamm! Nice 16" trout.
Hidden Lake Trail , at Logan’s Pass, saw a couple grizzly there ,
I hiked all the major trails in the park , Highline and Grinnell Glacier trails were my favorites, Highline was a 16 miler awesome,
Surely one of you can beat this.
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I had a bunch of little jobs to do today, and one of them was to till down the weeds in the garden that I decided to "fallow" this year.
Letting a garden spot lay fallow helps restore the soil’s natural nutrient balance. Giving the land a rest can also get rid of crop pests, since they don’t have anything to munch on.
Only thing planted in it, was garlic that was planted last fall and that soon will be dug, and I did plant one hill of squash in it.
Tilling the weeds down will get them to "compost" out, to feed next year's plants.
SR
Letting a garden spot lay fallow helps restore the soil’s natural nutrient balance. Giving the land a rest can also get rid of crop pests, since they don’t have anything to munch on.
Only thing planted in it, was garlic that was planted last fall and that soon will be dug, and I did plant one hill of squash in it.
Tilling the weeds down will get them to "compost" out, to feed next year's plants.
SR
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What are you planting in it?
I had a bunch of little jobs to do today, and one of them was to till down the weeds in the garden that I decided to "fallow" this year.
Letting a garden spot lay fallow helps restore the soil’s natural nutrient balance. Giving the land a rest can also get rid of crop pests, since they don’t have anything to munch on.
Only thing planted in it, was garlic that was planted last fall and that soon will be dug, and I did plant one hill of squash in it.
Tilling the weeds down will get them to "compost" out, to feed next year's plants.
SR
My garden has been in the exact same spot for many, many years. It's long overdue for me to do the same thing.
We saw a small grizzly (young one) walking down the same trail toward us. We got off quick.
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