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motorhead43026

Been to Maui twice the last ten years. Unfortunately Molokini was off limits either time.

Mikey081057

Been to Maui/Molokini and would go again. Great memories. My favorite spot in Maui was Honaloa

CH46E

NotaSuv wrote: »

Lived right across from it in Kihei for many years

I bet the night sky was awesome there???

OleBoot

https://twitter.com/i/status/1289335588844339201

Viking64

audioluvr

Guess where I'm working today.

maxward

Redrum!

aprazer402

audioluvr wrote: »

Guess where I'm working today.

Where are you? I'm done guessing.

audioluvr

Putting in a new lift

aprazer402

Oregon, pretty country! Love the mountains.

audioluvr

Getting ready to string some cables

Nightfall

I had to stop & take a picture. I don't know if this image will convey just how huge these tires were.

Mikey081057

audioluvr wrote: »

Getting ready to string some cables

Cables matter!

txcoastal1

I would say 40"

Mikey081057

txcoastal1 wrote: »

txcoastal1 wrote: »

Mikey081057 wrote: »

So I found this frog the other day.. I can't ID it but would assume it's arboreal because it was resting in a tree but I have never seen one like this... Is it in some stage of shedding it's skin? I just called it a Watdufluck Frog....

If he's still around in a couple weeks after shed he may likely change colors and be identified easier...keep an eye out on him and keep taking pics

cool pic

@Mikey081057
Any frog updates...me like reptilians and amphibians

Sr. Frog has left... either that or he is so camoflauged he is invisible.... My guess is that he is a Cuban Tree Frog

Viking64

Viking64

tonyp063

CH46E

Zoe did not like the thunder storm we had 2 days ago.

Moose68Bash

Viking64 wrote: »

Nice, clean teeth!

pitdogg2

Nightfall wrote: »

I had to stop & take a picture. I don't know if this image will convey just how huge these tires were.

Stand next to them next time. Since your 6'6" we would get a great idea🤓

Tony M

Before;


After;




I used an electric Oregon 18" self sharpening Chain Saw.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Oregon-18-in-15-Amp-Self-Sharpening-Corded-Electric-Chainsaw-603352/306739084?mtc=Shopping-B-F_D28I-B-D28I-28_32_PORTABLE-MULTI-NA-Feed-PLA-NA-NA-BASE_SHP&cm_mmc=Shopping-B-F_D28I-B-D28I-28_32_PORTABLE-MULTI-NA-Feed-PLA-NA-NA-BASE_SHP-71700000036990215-58700004785586063-92700040937288537&msclkid=6ba61ab8eace1119efbd45954aa5e8ed&gclid=CPGyoavfiesCFRFwgQodf3MHoQ&gclsrc=ds



The 2 stumps are still there. They have a BIG stump spread at the ground level. I almost went out yesterday to saw them but didn't... It's going to take some effort to saw horizontally through them. I sawed some close to their size and man was it a challenge for this old man. This Redtip Hedge wood is solid!

I woke this morning to a stiff neck for some strange reason. It's fine now but I still don't feel like going out there this afternoon. Maybe tomorrow.

Clipdat

Why'd they need to be removed? Were they diseased/dead?

Hermitism

They were blocking the view to the neighbor's bedroom window!

BlueBirdMusic

Hermitism wrote: »

They were blocking the view to the neighbor's bedroom window!

He might have something other than a stiff neck.

CH46E

No special filters, no pro mode. Just regular phone pic. Every once in awhile the entire sky turns this color. Makes for a very odd light in the house.

Merritt Island FL.

mhardy6647

^^^ magnificent.

now -- from the sublime to the redonkulous.

CH46E

CH46E wrote: »

No special filters, no pro mode. Just regular phone pic. Every once in awhile the entire sky turns this color. Makes for a very odd light in the house.

Merritt Island FL.

@NotaSuv , did you have the same view?

It reminded me of StarTrek with the Nexus Rift.

Tony M

Clipdat wrote: »

Why'd they need to be removed? Were they diseased/dead?

Yes. Diseased. The hedge was doing pretty well but it was 20'+ tall. We had a tree company cut them down to 6' a few years ago while they were here removing a Cedar tree from our front yard.

There is a Red-tip plight that can run through a hedge pretty fast. I plucked diseased leaves off of it for many years. Picked some diseased leaves off the ground too. You have to. I kept that hedge beautiful for many years...Almost 30 years. But then my neck got bad just about the time those pics were taken in 2012. Then they grew above 20' easily. They were still OK but the spring AFTER the tree guys cut them down to 6', that dreaded attacked almost every leaf a week after they sprouted.

Here's what it looked like for 25 years or so;

Here it was in 2012;

An old co-worker came over that day to help me out. He was a BIG help! Look at that deep green beautiful foliage!






And a couple of years ago;

Before;
Dec. 2014.
I could swear they were another 10' taller. But the Cedar tree looked like that before they cut it down. I'm going to the date when they cut that tree down and compare how much time passed.


After;
Oct.2017. I don't see a pic. of the tall hedge before they cut it down to 6'.




I get to decide again what I'll plant there. May plant nothing and just put up one of those short white picket fences. Tom Sawyer...I want you to paint it.

Tony M

mhardy6647 wrote: »

^^^ magnificent.

now -- from the sublime to the redonkulous.

Soooo True!