Nailed it.
Plus, lawns absorb 0 carbon and mowers emit a relative f-ton.
I wish more people would work towards grass-free yards. Rock or woodchip-based with native flowering, food-producing, or carbon-storing species throughout.
some cool features on satellite this morning - one on the MA/NH border and one in Casco Bay caught my eye
time sensitive link: https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-New_England-02-48-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined
Same here, although I did bounce up to 45 at some point since then but it was brief.
very impressive. I guess that can happen if the ocean was around 55F, with a deep marine layer and constant onshore flow?
As much as we needed the rain, I'm good until the next event on Monday. Get this crud out of here.
How much rain so far since sunday? up to 1.68" here.
Oh, I appreciate it
It just pains me to see when there's a $35 solution available. Nothing beats a stratus! Plus, the more CoCoRAHS observers the better.
One of the reasons I went the nematode route is because I didn't think our soil temps were ever consistently warm enough for it to be effective. I get your concerns with using nematodes with chickens, though.
31.8°. Probably last time below 32 this season. Was up to 42 by 730, so pretty fake cold.
Yes. Never listened to them again after they got fired, I think they jumped the shark.
Reminds me of the time in the late 90s you'd always see tractor trailers with W.O.W. written in their dirt film. Whip 'em Out Wednesday. A WAAF production, I believe (RIP).
45/29 OVC