Tag: Climate
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Two years ago I planted a Peach Tree from a seed, it’s now beginning it’s third year.
The worm castings (manure) consist of mostly natural nitrogen in a form the plants can use as soon as it comes in contact with the root system. Separating the worms from the scat is an accepted course of action however I have decided to stop separating them.
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The Fox is on the Prowl, and I know why.
The Crows were raising cane on Sunday, it sounded as if there was a great disturbance in the force. These guys are noisy as it is without something bugging them.
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Storm Damage, how can we make sense of it all? Repairs are in progress, mostly.
Looking out one window to the North this morning all I saw was a blue sky with a few clouds mingled in, I told Skunkpuppy it looks like the rain let up. As I climbed higher on the ever-expanding flight of stairs gazing west from another window the sky was ominous, dark and foreboding. After […]
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Will there ever be a way to eliminate the threat of wildfires caused by transmission lines? Yes, there is.
Most mornings I get dressed in work clothes as if I have something to do, but I feel better when I pull blue jeans on topped with a working shirt. I have a morning routine that begins with giving Skunkpuppy a biscuit after she pretends like going outside is her top priority. All types of […]
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How much disaster insurance is enough? Will Earthquake, Flood, Wildfire, Homeowners and Automobile do?
The weather here compared to nearly everywhere else on the planet is good, practically boring. Our rainy season on the west coast will be over in two months, by the middle of May it will have completed its turn in our cycle. Then the dry out begins until the winds begin in late August with […]
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Have you driven through the Western States? Are you ready for your next trip, wherever it is?
Another bright sunny day met me when I rose to a higher level all the way up to where the coffee resides. Normally some remains in the pot from the previous day I pour it in a cup and microwave it for 2-1/2 minutes on high. One of our daughters has for the past two […]
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My views about Climate Change.
Rain is almost always a welcome event in the Western United States, beginning around November it typically lasts until April. This year is shaping up to be a good rain year, we certainly need it. I was watching the weather report this morning, noticing a disturbing reaction to rain, and it happens every year during […]
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