Gfs super block, where’s winter when we need it
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Misc 2019 Banter & Friendly Conservation
- Thread starter whatalife
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Yay, eastern tent caterpillars are back out, just saw them at there tiniest stage on a sprouting black cherry tree
Congrats to Auburn. SEC Champs !
Noticed some Bermuda grass starting to green up today
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nothing has changed. It’s been stuck at hour 384 for 10 years now lol
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pcbjr
Member
Very nice Freudian ...
NoSnowATL
Member
If they are more purple, tall and scraggly, it’s called henbit.
After April, gonna have to do a lot of watering to keep that bluegrass up! Gonna get real dry from May-September, IMO
pcbjr
Member
That's the one I met in college and didn't marry ...
Rosie
Member
Did some mowing?, too early!
NoSnowATL
Member
Yea the good thing is during summer the Bermuda kinda takes over. it’s a fun battle between the 2 each summer to see who is more deserving of my blade.
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Got those to
That you, Birdman?
GeorgiaGirl
Member
I would personally prefer tranquil weather if not winter weather (and rain to keep away the drought, but not so much to where you have seven days in a row of clouds and damp), but interesting weather is fun to hunt on streams.
Call 911!
No, the name is Shetley, JShetley!
Gonna be 130 degrees in July and no rain for 43 days straight! Only a tropical storm can break the drought, and that’s not looking good cause the El Niño is locking in and that will make for a quiet Atlantic this hurricane season, we’re doomed!
Jimmy right now....
D-Ray
Member
has a bracket been started for every one on here to play this year for the ncaa tournament yet?
One lousy bass and a brim that looked more like a minnow. The fish weren’t fooled by the false spring today smh. Bone chilling mid to upper forties are in the forecast early April. Brrrr!