@retrieverman it isn't getting better.
I was at my shotgun reloading bench a couple hours ago, and my wife came out let me know the dryer wasn’t working. It’s old, so I immediately thought it was probably something major. Ended up all that was wrong was the basket wouldn’t turn which I figured was a broke belt, and I was correct. I watched a utube and figured out what to do, and fortunately, the closest Lowes had one belt in stock. Other than the gas for the 30 mile round trip to town, I fixed the dryer for $13.49+tax and hopefully earned some happy naked fun time points with my wife.
Don't post the pics here!I was at my shotgun reloading bench a couple hours ago, and my wife came out let me know the dryer wasn’t working. It’s old, so I immediately thought it was probably something major. Ended up all that was wrong was the basket wouldn’t turn which I figured was a broke belt, and I was correct. I watched a utube and figured out what to do, and fortunately, the closest Lowes had one belt in stock. Other than the gas for the 30 mile round trip to town, I fixed the dryer for $13.49+tax and hopefully earned some happy naked fun time points with my wife.
Glad you were able to get the dryer fixed.
Hope it works out better for you than it did me.I fixed the dryer and hopefully earned some happy naked fun time points with my wife.
I went all out and squirted some WD40 on the squeaky garage side door hinges and tightened two drawer handles in the kitchen yesterday but still didn't get any lovin' last night....I'll be damed if I'm gonna tear apart a dryer just to get a little sugar.
Went to look at Amish Christmas lights. Put up a couple pics.
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Busy day. First thing, noticed some water in the garage at the water heater. Did a little troubleshooting, yep the 25 year old water heater. Quick trip to Locke Supply and $600 later had it at home and installed in about 30 minutes. It's electric and I have the flexible stainless braided lines on it, so a quick fix.
Wife decided it was time for spring garage cleaning as it was so nice outside and the door could be open. All the old pool supplies, (there was a lot) went to a friend with a pool. We threw stuff out that could probably be sold for a buck or two if we lived in town, but it all went on the trailer to a friend's private permitted dump.
Lots of room in the garage now!
Wife decided it was time for spring garage cleaning as it was so nice outside and the door could be open. All the old pool supplies, (there was a lot) went to a friend with a pool. We threw stuff out that could probably be sold for a buck or two if we lived in town, but it all went on the trailer to a friend's private permitted dump.
Lots of room in the garage now!
A short distance from Cape Royal at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is the trailhead to Cliff Springs Trail. There isn't much there to mark its location other than maybe one small sign on the road and a pull-over parking area big enough for maybe 4 vehicles. It isn't a long trail, but it takes one by an old "granary" before getting to the area where water seeps to the trail under an overhang. At the time we went, which was in November, there wasn't any water in the pool, but it was still an interesting walk.
Sometime later, a gentleman wrote me asking if he could have a couple of my pictures to put into a hiking book that was published annually and begun by his father. I guess I could now say that "I've been published."
Sometime later, a gentleman wrote me asking if he could have a couple of my pictures to put into a hiking book that was published annually and begun by his father. I guess I could now say that "I've been published."
It is Monday morning. Pretty foggy out in low lying areas. I just finished my hump day. Have a great day!
Busy day for today...
...well, busy for a retired fellow. I have an appointment this morning for an eye injection and exam, followed by an appointment this afternoon for the wife and I to get our hearing checked with an audiologist.
But, I'll leave you all with a photo of the reported largest Redwood in the Stout Grove of the Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park in northern California. Wife and youngest son are at its base.
...well, busy for a retired fellow. I have an appointment this morning for an eye injection and exam, followed by an appointment this afternoon for the wife and I to get our hearing checked with an audiologist.
But, I'll leave you all with a photo of the reported largest Redwood in the Stout Grove of the Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park in northern California. Wife and youngest son are at its base.
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