Skipper D

it dose'nt take much some time to slow them up hum ......

Glad to hear Mike , west for those , question......is there much ice at Hooples this year...

Take your pick.........lol

I know what your saying and what you mean but if you ask the right question quick enough that close to after it happening you get anwsers . Take your time in the moment and you will have nothing , thats just me and the way i think .

did you ever get any thing back?

EASY .........whats that . You just do what needs to be done and with this brain i'll never be done ...lol

Yes but jess , every one around that spot can't be in cahouts . Just madning that all .

That would make me sick , some body must of saw some thing .

The other thing besides the snow is , i've been busting my butt every chance reno'ing my shop so i can start building my fishing boat ,

Well Paul i know i said earlyer in the week i wanted to bring my boat out of storage but i did'nt get the chance , we've had just enough snow to keep me busy and along with that the fixing of equipment , today was the worst with things breaking down . If we get a break in the weather i will consider it again , it surewould be nice to have some fresh fish for the table one night .

Just wondering if any one will be out fishing this weekend from their boat ?

With pine trees ,if they are in sand the roots will go down in search of water , if they are in heavy ground like clay we'll say or the likes , they will always spread out just below the surface making them subspetable to the wind , Hard wood trees will do both , down and out inno matter which soil , its amazing the damage roots will do .

If ya got it flont it ............... lol ,She says am pretty good at actlly.......... lol .

lol..................

Don't be surprized when it becomes his new shipping lable .......................Thank you Paul for the fun ..... Ron

Its all bad news now where clay pipes are consern unfortunitly , what i see when we digging them up now is over the years with the above weight thats been on them and most now being water logged , they are full of stress cracks , this makes it real easy for those fine small roots to get in and do thier thing , i like to beieve now with the hard new pvc pipe thats being used will eleminate a lot of digging in for home owners in the future

I was lucky to get this Quebec vershion on the net Skeeter

I get mine every time when i do the uga baby dance ...lol, i learn't to do that one when i was trying to get that perch out of my back pocket ,whats up , nobody can sleep ?..... lol

Not sure if any one knows big Tony at slash water canyon just north of Barrie , Tony is a neigbour of mine and a bit of an inventor , for his canoe he put together a straight shaft weedeater with a prop on the end of it , says heloves the thing .

SPSPSPSP ........LOL

We should all chip in and get him a super man suite or some thing like that , he can were it to work and use it to make tv commercials for his business .

If it should be this pipe that the city will foot the bill for , ha , they what a check from you for the full amount before they alou the work , some where between 5 & 7 grand , after you employ some one to do the jod for your property to the side walk or the curb in your case , then once the city returns to replace the pipe from the main under the street back to meat up with your pipe , then you can have your funds that you put up front returned to you ,but they always ask if you would like to apply them to your tax's for a credit ... lol the choice is yours .

If theres no side walk Davey , then they have me dig it to the curb .

It will be the deepth at where it leaves the in side of the house Davey , and fall to the deepth of the mian under the street , i find them fron four feet to as deep as eleven feet at the side walk , over all most at the deepest run at six feet . The type of pipe and i should know the name of the dam stuff and i can't think of it right now , but its a bit like a tare and paper mixture , places where we have come across this pipe have been east of bayfeild st to st vincent and south of rose . Miller plumbing will know the area's in barrie where it was used the most , they've done a quit a bit with the city in the past , they are one of the oldest plumbing companys if not the oldest