Never heard of a Horseshoe hare but a quick search revealed an interesting critter, the change in the colour of its fur in winter & summer just shows how incredible nature can be.
Yes that makes sense of strange block like tracks I’ve seen before, most unusual back legs. Well done, thanks Scott.
Never stopped me
But better known around snowshoe hare.
Thank you, the snowblower wouldn’t work today so 18” had to be shifted by shovel, the bit where the snow plough had piled it at the side of the road- across the drive was the worst, 3’ high and compacted.
Ian, now if you had one of these in your garage .....
Haha, just the thing!Ian, now if you had one of these in your garage .....
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...then you could push it all back into the road
, but I am tired. Single digit temps, too.Any idea what is wrong with the blower?
There lies the problem, too difficult and don’t have the ultrasonic thingy.
No, will look it up! But “ there’s a hole in my bucket dear Liza” had to clear the driveway to get to the shops lol
Yes, run till dry, it’s our fault that we didn’t do it over a year ago. Stupid!
I raised this issue on here some time back, looked but cant find the thread. My father used to run his Atco lawnmower dry after every use and not just at the end of the summer. I’ve had a Honda mower for 18 years and have never ran it dry and never had a problem starting it in the spring after 5 months of nonuse. (Tempting fate here) i do not know enough about such things to advocate and perhaps different engine /carb combinations, storage conditions, extreme temperature variations etc can play a part, or even quality of fuel.
Yes me too with the Honda mower, now that’s a bombproof engine.
10 days! Yes you’ve got a tough one there. Mines like that, I always joke about it and that we should have a Winchester over the mantle piece!Ian, guess you got lucky with not having hydro outage, not like Texas and other states.
Reminds me back in summer of 2004 I was on the road doing a gardening television show Room To Go season 2 and 3 and a storm hit and my wife was all alone without power. Tried to tell her how to get the back up generator going but she gave up. She said she would manage without hydro. Thank god we had a out house which I built in the early 90's.
Fast forward to now, she couldn't deal with the same situation.
A tough old Brit she was to deal with no hydro for 10 days.
Oh wow, the show I was on was somewhat similar to Ground Force. A lot of pressure to get the gardens completed, 12 hours a day. I appeared in most shows as the landscaper/gardener. You would see more of my work than me.
