DavisStraight

Quite a bit but it depends on the year and quality, you could look it up and get an idea. The one I got today is probably worth $7-8. I have others worth more too.

Funny story, I bought something at a store currently owned by people from India. It cost $3.50, the cashier, an older Indian woman puts two quarters on the counter, right away I see one's a pre 1965 silver so I scoop them into my pocket. She calls me back with a quarter in her hand, so I go to grab the quarter and she says no, I want the one I gave you, so I give her the newer quarter, she says no, the other one, so I look it over and say, I think I'll keep this one, it's nice and shiny. Should have seen the look on her face as I walked away.

My hickory tree is loaded this year, good sign, next we wait for Jerry's fat squirrels.

My cat brought a baby rabbit in this morning, I'll save on cat food.

Too much rain, some years we golf all 20 weeks in our league, this year we missed 3 weeks already with a few weeks to go not to mention the weekend rains we had.

I played that course a long time ago, had a tough time with it.

My condolences had a year like that last year.

I agree, most good memories are in summer but my love for cold/snow gets me through the winter more easily than most people I know. Most people I know hate the winter snow and cold.

Cool and low dews to end the month, gonna have that fall feel.

Thought Ginxy was referencing Seinfeld with his: War, what is it good for.

58 degrees at Harbor Beach in Maine last Sunday. The kind that hurts your ankles when you first go in.

Surprised they got the Sox game in, no delays.

Poured here for about half an hour, didn't hear any rumbles though.

My lawn has never been greener in August. Some years I could go 2-3 weeks without cutting it now it's every week.

I've had enough too.

Lower dews tomorrow before going up and then back down later Friday into Saturday.

Went to the beach in York, water temp today 58 degrees.

Exactly where I am.

Pouring like hell here with good lightning show up here in Maine

I have all Ryobi tools; I'll have to get that one.

We have a car wash here where you wash yourself and one of the options is an engine wash. Not sure what they use but it does a great job of cleaning everything up nice. Do you have a nozzle where you can get a little more power?

I do have a ton of hickory nuts already on my tree.

I saw one of those winter forecasts on Yahoo home page the other day, not sure who wrote it. They had the Northeast below normal cold and snowy. I know they're not worth the paper they're printed on but I haven't seen one of those forecasts predict that for us for a few years now.

There was one between my yard and my neighbors, last week I saw a pest control guy taking a trap near his shed which butts up against my yard. He had a big party last weekend, so I guess he wanted it gone before his party. No idea if they caught it.

The gas/fire method is fool proof