diamond hitch
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Last week I sawed up 8 larch snags into blocks over two days. Most averaging 16 inches in diameter and one at 35 inches. This week we rolled and tosed them 400 yds down the hill and loaded them. The yield was a little more than 4.25 cords. Before that was 6 chord of lodgepole.
Next is replacing 40 posts followed by putting 800 bales in the barn. At nearly 70 I'm not sure where I would find the time for an exercise program. However if any of you would like to help put up hay I'm sure that would replace a portion of your exercise program.
I can't run up the trails but I still have an acceptable amount of endurance. Maybe it is just being stubborn. My Welch roommate told me one time that Scots can't wear rubber boots because the heels give a little.
Next is replacing 40 posts followed by putting 800 bales in the barn. At nearly 70 I'm not sure where I would find the time for an exercise program. However if any of you would like to help put up hay I'm sure that would replace a portion of your exercise program.
I can't run up the trails but I still have an acceptable amount of endurance. Maybe it is just being stubborn. My Welch roommate told me one time that Scots can't wear rubber boots because the heels give a little.