merc_man
merc_man
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You can see the props are pitched in opposite directions, I wouldn’t want the fuel bill on that thing! I’m guessing less than a mile a gallon, and it can probably burn that in a minute! LolOn paper 900 hp hanging there. Hope 1/2 of them rotate prop opposite the others, side stear can be dangerous when all rotate the same.
Black walnut leaves are mostly gone. Gives the bald cypress more early afternoon sun, til those needles drop in a bitHint of fall here
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Our Black Walnut tree is still loaded with leaves and loaded with walnuts. The past few years we only got a handful of walnuts on it and this year is is dumping them! Making homemade betadine with it. A friend here has an English Walnut on his tree, says that it typically produces 400-500 lbs of walnuts a year, this year, nothing on it.Black walnut leaves are mostly gone.
Hit a low in town of 41° cooler here in the valley next to the creek overnight. Bald cypress will drop needles soonOur Black Walnut tree is still loaded with leaves and loaded with walnuts. The past few years we only got a handful of walnuts on it and this year is is dumping them! Making homemade betadine with it. A friend here has an English Walnut on his tree, says that it typically produces 400-500 lbs of walnuts a year, this year, nothing on it.
Our Black Walnut tree is still loaded with leaves and loaded with walnuts. The past few years we only got a handful of walnuts on it and this year is is dumping them! Making homemade betadine with it. A friend here has an English Walnut on his tree, says that it typically produces 400-500 lbs of walnuts a year, this year, nothing on it.
unimog!Overland East ,