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Very productive day in the garden Cheryl Isaak 06-23-2008
Posted by Cheryl Isaak on June 23, 2008, 6:18 am
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I limbed up my hemlock (Tsuga Carr.) I (with some help from DS, age 15) took down a pine (Dacrydium Lambert)
that really needed to go and DD ( 9) helped take down two oak branches that
were shading the bed. Lots more light getting in and a spot for bright shade
lovers.

Weeding is complete for the moment, all the chipmunk holes filled in, a
bunch of things divided and already in new homes and. I need to move or
divide some of the daylilies, but that will wait for bloom season to be
over.

I started edging it, but the rains came.

Cheryl


Posted by mleblanca on June 23, 2008, 10:07 pm
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> I limbed up my hemlock (Tsuga Carr.) I (with some help from DS, age 15) took down a pine
> that really needed to go and DD ( 9) helped take down two oak branches that
> were shading the bed. Lots more light getting in and a spot for bright shade
> lovers.
>
> Weeding is complete for the moment, all the chipmunk holes filled in, a
> bunch of things divided and already in new homes and. I need to move or
> divide some of the daylilies, but that will wait for bloom season to be
> over.
>
> I started edging it, but the rains came.
>
> Cheryl

Cheryl
Great accomplishment. You have some wonderful kids!

There has not been much gardening here in Nor Cal for over a week.
We were camping and came home on Fri the 13th to a valley filled with
smoke. Huge fire in Paradise, which quickly made Paradise into Hell.
( we knew not about the fire as we are incommunicado when we camp)
75 homes burned, at one time 9000 people evacuated. 23,000 acres
burned. Fire contained by Wednesday, and the smoke cleared.
So I got out quickly and got some deadheading and weeding done in
the next couple of days. Hot: in the low 100s.

Late Friday the 20 and Saturday we had a terrific lightning storm
which
had no rain and hundreds of fires were ignited. On Sunday I went
hiking
with a group and on the way home we counted 7 fire plumes to the north
27 fires in Butte County alone.
Many fires are just being allowed to burn as there are no buildings
nearby.
Now the towns of Magalia and Concow are being evacuated, and the
smoke is intense here, advised to stay indoors as much as possible. We
could not see the sun at all today, Temps in the 90s
And it s still only June, the fire lookouts are not usually even
manned until
the last week of June: this is going to be some summer!

Emilie
NorCal

Posted by Billy on June 24, 2008, 1:14 am
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> > I limbed up my hemlock. I (with some help from DS, age 15) took down a pine
> > that really needed to go and DD ( 9) helped take down two oak branches that
> > were shading the bed. Lots more light getting in and a spot for bright shade
> > lovers.
> >
> > Weeding is complete for the moment, all the chipmunk holes filled in, a
> > bunch of things divided and already in new homes and. I need to move or
> > divide some of the daylilies, but that will wait for bloom season to be
> > over.
> >
> > I started edging it, but the rains came.
> >
> > Cheryl
>
> Cheryl
> Great accomplishment. You have some wonderful kids!
>
> There has not been much gardening here in Nor Cal for over a week.
> We were camping and came home on Fri the 13th to a valley filled with
> smoke. Huge fire in Paradise, which quickly made Paradise into Hell.
> ( we knew not about the fire as we are incommunicado when we camp)
> 75 homes burned, at one time 9000 people evacuated. 23,000 acres
> burned. Fire contained by Wednesday, and the smoke cleared.
> So I got out quickly and got some deadheading and weeding done in
> the next couple of days. Hot: in the low 100s.
>
> Late Friday the 20 and Saturday we had a terrific lightning storm
> which
> had no rain and hundreds of fires were ignited. On Sunday I went
> hiking
> with a group and on the way home we counted 7 fire plumes to the north
> 27 fires in Butte County alone.
> Many fires are just being allowed to burn as there are no buildings
> nearby.
> Now the towns of Magalia and Concow are being evacuated, and the
> smoke is intense here, advised to stay indoors as much as possible. We
> could not see the sun at all today, Temps in the 90s
> And it s still only June, the fire lookouts are not usually even
> manned until
> the last week of June: this is going to be some summer!
>
> Emilie
> NorCal

Thunder storms ignited over 100 fires in Northern California his last
week-end. I'm at least 100 miles from the nearest fire and the sky was
full of smoke today. We've 85% of normal rain fall but have had little
rain since March and as a result there are a lot of dry weeds, waiting
for a spark. Normally, we don't have rain from May to October.
--

Billy
Bush and Pelosi Behind Bars
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KVTfcAyYGg&ref=patrick.net
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0aEo59c7zU&feature=related

Posted by Billy on June 24, 2008, 12:20 pm
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> In article
>
> > > I limbed up my hemlock. I (with some help from DS, age 15) took down a
> > > pine
> > > that really needed to go and DD ( 9) helped take down two oak branches
> > > that
> > > were shading the bed. Lots more light getting in and a spot for bright
> > > shade
> > > lovers.
> > >
> > > Weeding is complete for the moment, all the chipmunk holes filled in, a
> > > bunch of things divided and already in new homes and. I need to move or
> > > divide some of the daylilies, but that will wait for bloom season to be
> > > over.
> > >
> > > I started edging it, but the rains came.
> > >
> > > Cheryl
> >
> > Cheryl
> > Great accomplishment. You have some wonderful kids!
> >
> > There has not been much gardening here in Nor Cal for over a week.
> > We were camping and came home on Fri the 13th to a valley filled with
> > smoke. Huge fire in Paradise, which quickly made Paradise into Hell.
> > ( we knew not about the fire as we are incommunicado when we camp)
> > 75 homes burned, at one time 9000 people evacuated. 23,000 acres
> > burned. Fire contained by Wednesday, and the smoke cleared.
> > So I got out quickly and got some deadheading and weeding done in
> > the next couple of days. Hot: in the low 100s.
> >
> > Late Friday the 20 and Saturday we had a terrific lightning storm
> > which
> > had no rain and hundreds of fires were ignited. On Sunday I went
> > hiking
> > with a group and on the way home we counted 7 fire plumes to the north
> > 27 fires in Butte County alone.
> > Many fires are just being allowed to burn as there are no buildings
> > nearby.
> > Now the towns of Magalia and Concow are being evacuated, and the
> > smoke is intense here, advised to stay indoors as much as possible. We
> > could not see the sun at all today, Temps in the 90s
> > And it s still only June, the fire lookouts are not usually even
> > manned until
> > the last week of June: this is going to be some summer!
> >
> > Emilie
> > NorCal
>
> Thunder storms ignited over 100 fires in Northern California his last
> week-end. I'm at least 100 miles from the nearest fire and the sky was
> full of smoke today. We've 85% of normal rain fall but have had little
> rain since March and as a result there are a lot of dry weeds, waiting
> for a spark. Normally, we don't have rain from May to October.

Make that 842 fires from Monterey to the Oregon border. Nearest fire to
me is to the east on the Napa-Solano county line.

Good morning America, you got choices, floods or fires.
--

Billy
Bush and Pelosi Behind Bars
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KVTfcAyYGg&ref=patrick.net
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0aEo59c7zU&feature=related

Posted by Cheryl Isaak on June 24, 2008, 6:33 am
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On 6/23/08 10:07 PM, in article
5c7ac7e7-e9e8-44e0-b4f5-022db37152bf@f1g2000prb.googlegroups.com,

>> I limbed up my hemlock. I (with some help from DS, age 15) took down a pine
>> that really needed to go and DD ( 9) helped take down two oak branches that
>> were shading the bed. Lots more light getting in and a spot for bright shade
>> lovers.
>>
>> Weeding is complete for the moment, all the chipmunk holes filled in, a
>> bunch of things divided and already in new homes and. I need to move or
>> divide some of the daylilies, but that will wait for bloom season to be
>> over.
>>
>> I started edging it, but the rains came.
>>
>> Cheryl
>
> Cheryl
> Great accomplishment. You have some wonderful kids!
>
> There has not been much gardening here in Nor Cal for over a week.
> We were camping and came home on Fri the 13th to a valley filled with
> smoke. Huge fire in Paradise, which quickly made Paradise into Hell.
> ( we knew not about the fire as we are incommunicado when we camp)
> 75 homes burned, at one time 9000 people evacuated. 23,000 acres
> burned. Fire contained by Wednesday, and the smoke cleared.
> So I got out quickly and got some deadheading and weeding done in
> the next couple of days. Hot: in the low 100s.
>
> Late Friday the 20 and Saturday we had a terrific lightning storm
> which
> had no rain and hundreds of fires were ignited. On Sunday I went
> hiking
> with a group and on the way home we counted 7 fire plumes to the north
> 27 fires in Butte County alone.
> Many fires are just being allowed to burn as there are no buildings
> nearby.
> Now the towns of Magalia and Concow are being evacuated, and the
> smoke is intense here, advised to stay indoors as much as possible. We
> could not see the sun at all today, Temps in the 90s
> And it s still only June, the fire lookouts are not usually even
> manned until
> the last week of June: this is going to be some summer!
>
> Emilie
> NorCal
Those sound so very scary Emilie. It rained here yesterday but the lightning
started a few small fires. (no doubt huge to those whose houses were hit,
but small in scale to yours.)


Cheryl


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