Stop in for a cup of coffee

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I think I got my colonial indian fighter stories mixed up.. Rowlandson was famous author of her experience but not the one I was thinking of was a killer.
 
In farm speak we call it "raining raccoons" on berry farms imagine acres of trellis after trellis Marions, Black berries, Raspberries. Raccoons are an absolute menace. So when enough is enough they get hammered in the trees, once body fluids shift in a couple of days they drop out of tree to ground. Hence "raining raccoons"
 
It looks like another inch of rain since yesterday. The weather is changing.
 
Already been out taking advantage of the cool morning here 63.
Finished waxing the 55. Funny when I was waxing the firewall I noticed a clipped wire below the master cylinder.
Its a custom engine so hard telling what it is.
Went back and looked at past pics and its been that way since it came back from the shop last year.
I'll figure it out and fix it.
 
ZMan67S said:
Already been out taking advantage of the cool morning here 63.
Finished waxing the 55. Funny when I was waxing the firewall I noticed a clipped wire below the master cylinder.
Its a custom engine so hard telling what it is.
Went back and looked at past pics and its been that way since it came back from the shop last year.
I'll figure it out and fix it.
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That's something I could do, finish waxing the new Buick.
 
Who has a raccoon problem?

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toolmanmike said:
Critters are critters. If they're destructive they need to go. We have raccoons that live in the storm sewer. A trip or two I took to the vet with our old cat could have been because of a run in with the local livestock. Coons aren't an endangered species. I don't have a gun here in town but I would need a silencer or I would end up in jail for shooting in the city limits.
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Morning all, nice day here today, 80 for a high.
Second cup going down, thinking of a third, then to the patch.
 
So the polara is getting very close to its first test drive. Anyone know if the wheel cylinders for the front drums will work on the rear?
 
Mopar Tim said:
Who needs brakes for a test drive!
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Someone who doesn't want to end up in the muddy soup we know as a corn field. Literally would sink 3-4 feet in that soft mud. Our ground water level is now up to 11 inches below the surface.
 
dukeboy_318 said:
Someone who doesn't want to end up in the muddy soup we know as a corn field. Literally would sink 3-4 feet in that soft mud. Our ground water level is now up to 11 inches below the surface.
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OOO so THAT someone!!!
 
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