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Clear sailing to the finish line if the forecast is to be trusted.

Sorry to hear that. I have faith you'll come out sunny side up. How did Michael get in the Gulf, did it form there or plow through some islands?

I ride to either rot or amber. Love it. That would make a great bumper sticker.

Which strains were prone to the rot?

Ha! It's a small plant which I planted late (to keep it small) but I liked the colas with the backlight....always a good photo. And it looks like I'll be stinking up the neighborhood for another couple weeks.

I have a bit of that as well. Something dripping, who knows. But it's nothing to worry about.

Jose, can you see by the dawn's early light....

The Big Hurt

Hey thanks Kentucky. I'm just trying to grow a well rounded garden.... some tomatoes, some beans and of course a little smoke:???:

About .5594 lbs. Just what I was going to guess.

Skunk 1 drying out and ready with the tarp for tomorrow.

Looking a little hangdog after being caught in the rain yesterday and last night. Covers for sure for Friday afternoon. Sherbert with maybe a week to go.

OK. I'll stop feeling sorry for my light showery weather, highs in the 60s.

After 3+ months without rain, this week looks to be....

I ran into a couple of thru hikers yesterday near the California border. They had made it to the Canadian border but were backing and filling the section they had to skip due to fires earlier. That's become a common practice.

Yes, most have been put out except those in the most hardest to get to mountains. The Klondike fire has been pegged at 163,000 acres and still growing every time there is a warm dry wind. Maybe a little rain will slow it but steady winter rains are needed to duose it. There have been cases...

A little digging shows we have had 1.5 inches of rain since May 1. Pretty dry 5 month stretch.