Last Nights Fun...Warning: there will be blood.

[70SATMan]

Originally Posted by rfuerst911sc

He said she was 90 😋

He’s 71. That’s within Cougar range…

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by cjh

No good deed goes unpunished. I am still healing up from the last 3 weekends volunteering to help family and friends with things they cannot do themselves due to age.

I had a message on my phone while biking from her. She was worried that I hadn't stopped bleeding. I had to stop over there when done to show her that I could still walk.

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by 70SATMan

He’s 71. That’s within Cougar range…

19 years is fine....but only if she is that much younger.

[stevej37]

This is what I used to cut up the limb.....very handy saw.

[stevej37]

Surprisingly, this is what caused all the blood...just scratches.

[Steve Carlton]

"It rubs the lotion on its skin."

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by Steve Carlton

"It rubs the lotion on its skin."

Ok Precious.




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[Jim Bremner]

Chainsaw Chaps are worth wearing

[Steve Carlton]

90 year old ladies can't resist 71 year old men with dry, tan legs in shorts and a chainsaw. It's Lotion Time.

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by Jim Bremner

Chainsaw Chaps are worth wearing

That leg in the pic has a titanium rod from my hip to the knee. I avoid that area because I don't want to have to replace the saw chain.

I used the electric one because it was dark out...I wouldn't use my 18" gas saw in the dark. The scratches are all from the tree limb.

[Steve Carlton]

What's the neighbor making for dinner?

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by Steve Carlton

90 year old ladies can't resist 71 year old men with dry, tan legs in shorts and a chainsaw. It's Lotion Time.

Next time I'm over there...I won't turn my back on her. She is feisty.

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by Steve Carlton

What's the neighbor making for dinner?

I don't think I want to know.

[Steve Carlton]

Wait till you see the mumu she picked up today.

[stevej37]

She owns an 80 acre field that is directly across the road from my property.

She rents it out to a local farmer to supplement her SS. Today, the farmer had semi trucks of digester effluent knifed into the 80 acres. There were three or more semi's lined up all day pumping into a large hose that was dragged around the field all day long. It took about 10 minutes for each truck to empty and there would be another full one in line.
I would guess close to 50 truck loads and they are not done yet.
Luckily, the wind is from the south (my side of the road)

[stevej37]

Here is a pic of last years digester knifing.
Green semi is pumping his load into the green tank. A large motor/pump has a hose that is about a mile long connected to a tractor that drags and knifes it into the soil.

[Steve Carlton]

That's so sexy!

[stevej37]

Originally Posted by Steve Carlton

That's so sexy!

You wouldn't say that if you were down-wind of the field today...lol
They pump/knife so much into the area that it bubbles up and pools until the soil accepts it. Sometimes it will be on the surface for a week...depending on the weather.

And it stinks badly.