Yep, did the same thing when I was building my camp, jumped off the floor to go get some more nails for the nailer, hit an uneven spot and broke my foot in 2 places.
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This morning I can actually walk and put some weight on it without too much pain. May not be as bad as I first thought but will still get it checked this week. You know how this stuff happens, brain says you 30 but your body says nope you're 60 dummy.
Lol, almost 18 myself but this old body says NO, good thing I'm half deaf.
My wife, daughter and I vacationed not far from your neck of the woods in 2017. Her ancestors were from out that way (Aucoin). Had a great time and hope to go back some day and see the northern portion of the area.Lol, almost 18 myself but this old body says NO, good thing I'm half deaf.
Lol, small world (well ours world), my wife went to school and was friends with a Cathy Aucoin. When and if this world ever gets half normal again and you decide to venture this way again let me know.
Will do. We also met a couple of local Aucoins while we were over there. We visited Halifax around to Digby then went across to St Johns and Quebec but mentioned going back to visit your area so she could go to Aucoin Bakery.
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Hopefully it's just a hitch in your git-a-long and you will be OK.
We got all of our food plots laid by Friday so I'll be sawmilling this week.
X-Rays showed no broken bones, probably just a sprain. Back walking again since last night, still have some pain but getting better daily. Headed back to camp tomorrow to plant my last plot before some possible rain Thursday and Friday.
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Good news on your foot.
I am hoping to get a sawmilling job complete by Thursday and dodge the possible rain but the rain will be good for my seed though.
I am hoping to get a sawmilling job complete by Thursday and dodge the possible rain but the rain will be good for my seed though.
Got the last plot done and the last log blocked and ready to split. Ready for a little rain now.
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We are getting a nice rain tonight so my food plots should be turning green soon. Hopefully I will not have an army worm problem. This late planting I should not.
My son is at camp and said we had some good rain last night. All of my plots had sprouted from just ground moisture so they should spring nicely up now.
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Looks like the ground moisture did a good job on my planting which was done last Friday. (8 days ago)
This is two different plots with 4"-5" Oats and Wheat. The standing water was from last night's downpour. I'm happy.
This is two different plots with 4"-5" Oats and Wheat. The standing water was from last night's downpour. I'm happy.
Survived yet another hurricane, I hope that was the last one of the season. Missed the camp by a long ways but was close to home this time.
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Great to hear. Your hurricane is going to turn into a snowstorm for us tonight
Im so sick of this hurricane season I could cry. Here is what I woke up to this morning.
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We dodged Zeta here at home but I have not been to the Cabin yet. As far away as we were everything should be OK.
The ground is saturated so it doesn't take much wind to tip a top heavy Oak over.
The ground is saturated so it doesn't take much wind to tip a top heavy Oak over.