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Mike CHS

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Those temperatures are one of the main reasons we looked for a place where we did. We get some really heavy temps but not like you guys do. Nothing like it was in Charleston. It was almost always about 8-10 degrees cooler here than there and almost always some wind.
 

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Yeah, just to let you know-anything you want done soon-do it NOW. Last summer we hacked out an acre of green briars, we started early and stopped from 11 AM to 1 PM. We took showers, and passed out. The heat is on! That's another reason the garden grows up in weeds-in 100+ degree weather I have a hard time caring about weeds.
 

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Chocolate Moose (CM) is turning into a moose!
Perhaps you should have named him Chocolate Mousse! But, since he is turning into a moose, I guess you had a feeling ;)

How is that milking stand coming? I can't imagine how bad my back would be if I was getting low enough to milk a goat! Probably wouldn't be able to stand up for a week.


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I forgot to add, apparently all of our heat went south to you folks in TX. Of course it was unusually warm last week. Back to our regular temps - lows in the 30s, highs in the 40s and 50s. Brought two dump cart loads of wood from the little barn to the porch yesterday. DD1 is going to need it while DW and I are in WI for DD2's graduation.
 
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I forgot to add, apparently all of our heat went south to you folks in TX. Of course it was unusually warm last week. Back to our regular temps - lows in the 30s, highs in the 40s and 50s.

That's ok, I'll take it. We've had unseasonal cold to cool weather this spring and my okra is sulking and staying 3" tall. :rant I tried talking to it, but I think I just made the plants mad. :idunno
 

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I just started a dozen okra seeds in paper towels last Thursday and potted them up yesterday. They are already popping up.
 
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