Is it real I heve to cut down the trees when the moon is going down?
In case of affermative answer, what is the why?

(montagg) wrote:

Is it real I heve to cut down the trees when the moon is going down?
In case of affermative answer, what is the why?


Are you a forester ?

Dennis

(montagg) writes:

Is it real I heve to cut down the trees when the moon is going down?
In case of affermative answer, what is the why?

I have never heard of cutting down trees at night. It is a very
dangerous occupation. Do it in the daytime.

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On Fri, 21 Feb 2003 21:23:10 +0100, Larry Caldwell wrote:

(montagg) writes:

Is it real I heve to cut down the trees when the moon is going down? In
case of affermative answer, what is the why?

I have never heard of cutting down trees at night. It is a very
dangerous occupation. Do it in the daytime.


Please enlighten me, "moon is going down" and "at night".
Where is the connection?

gunnar

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On Fri, 21 Feb 2003 21:23:10 +0100, Larry Caldwell wrote:

(montagg) writes:

Is it real I heve to cut down the trees when the moon is going
down? In
case of affermative answer, what is the why?

I have never heard of cutting down trees at night. It is a very
dangerous occupation. Do it in the daytime.


Please enlighten me, "moon is going down" and "at night".
Where is the connection?

round here, it is pretty rare to see the moon in normal daylight, you
guys might do things different
--
Jim Webster

"The pasture of stupidity is unwholesome to mankind"

'Abd-ar-Rahman b. Muhammad b. Khaldun al-Hadrami'



gunnar

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round here, it is pretty rare to see the moon in normal daylight, you
guys might do things different

Not so rare here. I wonder why???

M

(gunnar) writes:
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003 21:23:10 +0100, Larry Caldwell wrote:

(montagg) writes:

Is it real I heve to cut down the trees when the moon is going down? In
case of affermative answer, what is the why?

I have never heard of cutting down trees at night. It is a very
dangerous occupation. Do it in the daytime.


Please enlighten me, "moon is going down" and "at night".
Where is the connection?

The connection is ignore the stupid moon, pay attention to the sun and
you will live a lot longer.

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Jim Webster writes

round here, it is pretty rare to see the moon in normal daylight, you
guys might do things different

Round your parts it's pretty rare to see a patch of blue sky, let alone
the moon.

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Jim Webster writes

round here, it is pretty rare to see the moon in normal daylight, you
guys might do things different

Round your parts it's pretty rare to see a patch of blue sky, let
alone
the moon.

at least it hasn't rained for over a week, which is pretty good for
february


--
Jim Webster

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'Abd-ar-Rahman b. Muhammad b. Khaldun al-Hadrami'


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at least it hasn't rained for over a week, which is pretty good for
february

I don't believe you.

The fog probably has the equivalent of 1" precipitation.

we don't get fog, normally too windy.

In a minute you'll be claiming to have seen the sun,
even if obscured by clouds ....

not today obviously, but from memory I think we saw it tuesday.


--
Jim Webster

"The pasture of stupidity is unwholesome to mankind"

'Abd-ar-Rahman b. Muhammad b. Khaldun al-Hadrami'


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Jim Webster writes


at least it hasn't rained for over a week, which is pretty good for
february

I don't believe you.

The fog probably has the equivalent of 1" precipitation.

we don't get fog, normally too windy.

In a minute you'll be claiming to have seen the sun,
even if obscured by clouds ....

not today obviously, but from memory I think we saw it tuesday.

which tuesday?

some time in 2002?

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Jim Webster writes
Oz wrote in message
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Jim Webster writes


at least it hasn't rained for over a week, which is pretty good
for
february

I don't believe you.

The fog probably has the equivalent of 1" precipitation.

we don't get fog, normally too windy.

In a minute you'll be claiming to have seen the sun,
even if obscured by clouds ....

not today obviously, but from memory I think we saw it tuesday.

which tuesday?

some time in 2002?

don't knock it, this afternoon as I fetched our house cow in, she was
kicking up discernable dust!!
Not a lot admittedly but dust in February doesn't happen.


--
Jim Webster

"The pasture of stupidity is unwholesome to mankind"

'Abd-ar-Rahman b. Muhammad b. Khaldun al-Hadrami'


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don't knock it, this afternoon as I fetched our house cow in, she was
kicking up discernable dust!!
Not a lot admittedly but dust in February doesn't happen.

Oz faints

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Jim Webster writes

don't knock it, this afternoon as I fetched our house cow in, she was
kicking up discernable dust!!
Not a lot admittedly but dust in February doesn't happen.

I will barter a week of sun shine per inch of rain this time of year in
southwest Oklahoma and 2 week for west Texas. Fortunately we solved most of
the rain problem in Texas at a rather steep price. Now if I can talk my
brother into it in Oklahoma.

I can pump water but you can't cause dry weather.

Gordon

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"Oz" wrote in message
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Jim Webster writes

don't knock it, this afternoon as I fetched our house cow in, she
was
kicking up discernable dust!!
Not a lot admittedly but dust in February doesn't happen.

I will barter a week of sun shine per inch of rain this time of year
in
southwest Oklahoma and 2 week for west Texas. Fortunately we solved
most of
the rain problem in Texas at a rather steep price. Now if I can talk
my
brother into it in Oklahoma.

I can pump water but you can't cause dry weather.

there is a saying I cannot quite remember about the value of a peck of
March dust. Basically if you can get dust in march it means you have the
possibility of a decent seedbed, shortage of water is not even thought
of as a problem.


--
Jim Webster

"The pasture of stupidity is unwholesome to mankind"

'Abd-ar-Rahman b. Muhammad b. Khaldun al-Hadrami'



Gordon