Weather permitting Noah and I will be there too. Probably a little after ten.

Great! See then!

I’ll probably roll in the usual time...LATE!!!

Even though I’m one of the closest to the field.

It's all right, we know you are only late by choice....

always happens to me!

6 people on a non official workday. Excellent and more so because we now need lots of input on how that SE corner of the field is going to be developed. All the main roads and major grunt work is done so there is nothing stopping us from making some decisions and getting rolling on them tomorrow

dgsselkirk wrote:

It's all right, we know you are only late by choice....

Mornings are tough for me, since I’m partially nocturnal!

Abteilung 506 wrote:

6 people on a non official workday. Excellent and more so because we now need lots of input on how that SE corner of the field is going to be developed. All the main roads and major grunt work is done so there is nothing stopping us from making some decisions and getting rolling on them tomorrow

I’m sure there’s more wheelbarrows of soil needed!

Is that the area covering the water tank? I should know that by now...

If so, we should bring out the buildings and cathedral to rough out their locations by popular vote.

Noah and I will not be making it out today. Sorry.

They seem to be backing off now on how much rain we are getting tomorrow so I might come up Tuesday afternoon to start screening dirt. We pretty well can't move forward until we screen a lot more soil. Well I guess I could lay railroad tracks

I can maybe meet up and help out screening soil on Tuesday but not 100% sure.

I doubt it will be dry enough guys. My forecast for the gun club shows rain...

They couldn't have got the forecast more wrong for today. We could have worked today instead of in the crappy hurricane yesterday

Abteilung 506 wrote:

They couldn't have got the forecast more wrong for today. We could have worked today instead of in the crappy hurricane yesterday

It was still raining here at 9am...but in the space of 15 minutes rain and clouds moved off.

Yes, the weather was something else yesterday but we toughed it out.

Wow! It rained big time here this morning but at noon the sun came out and no wind!!! Sigh...

So now Monday and Tuesday partial sun/full sun and double digit temps; we may luck out Tuesday for some field work after all!

Yea I think I might come out Tuesday afternoon. Depends on how this damned flared up hernia recovers. Happens about once a year

I can do the grunt work by wheeling the soil to the appropriate area (if the soil is dry enough). Considering how much we still need, we all need to step up.

I can wheelbarrow all day. I come from endless Welsh and Northeast England coal miner ancestry. It was my bike riding that flared things up but it's the shovelling from that pile of crap soil that is difficult

I can shovel...

Hammertime999999999 wrote:

I can shovel...

Well now we have your credentials confirmed for the next election   we can move on to the subject of getting 25 barrow loads over to that far side of the field and filling it once and for all. If we can pull that off it can be levelled off and the top screened on Saturday

25?

That would be awesome to get that area filled up, for this year anyway. Maybe we can get that qty over to the central screening area to be screened and moved to the final area Saturday.

If you are willing to shovel that much into the barrow it's a pot of piss for me to take it right to the far edge. Then it's done once and for all. No more need for the one and only bridge that can take the load to be located where it is. The screening specialists can take over from us yard apes

I’m thinking that we should concentrate on the big pile of soil, so we can go and hit it hard...but if we have to scrape the first pile then we may not get all the soil we need.

However you want to do it. You'll be on the coal face. I'm just the pit donkey