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I remember those doubles blood money for sure ,When we had storms I would go in and stay for days until it was over then come home ,I was both surprised and happy when the MBTA decided to shut down during bad storms ,I remember having so many traction motors blow up 87 in one storm It took us a couple of weeks to change them all out. hundreds of thousands in repair costs ,
 
Back to building 'merica 4 am shot before I head out
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have a good day, I'll try to myself.
 
wow thats some serious buddage lol. I started the 3 week defoil on my girls about 2/3 of the way done then I have to super crop them all running out of vertical room

Fishing trip went from today they had a private charter to thursday then checked weather now its friday cant wait
 
Those are in the process of being defol'd. One soil plant takes 45 minutes and there's three. Two hydro as well, all the same strain but the giant is more pinewarp (outdoor) than bubblegummer.

Have fun on the trip!
 
haha I dont know who has worse memory problems me or my dad ,I was thinking you were Dutchman who I tried to hook up with to go fishing lol so thats where the fishing comment came from lol
 
I just talked about this.....sitting here waiting for my second shift to start 😑 the girls will get some late night attention. Last night pictures 👇
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just keeps climbing, pinewarp x bubblegummer (more sativa looking)
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pinewarp x bubblegummer (more indica) ☝️☝️ starkiller looking better every day. Also not bad for 115 watts of mixed cob and mono LEDs

ok back to work soon.....coffee!
Have a good night folks ✌
 
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🍌🍌 starkiller bagseed
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these three are on their last week of nutes - starkiller and x2 PExWW.
as mentioned in another post I finished something and it's a moment of accomplishment. After thinking of the best look, this what I finally decided on. It's not a growing accomplishment but one nonetheless.
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Happy Fourth everyone!
 
Thank you, it took about a year or two of thinking. Most projects around my house involve some type of free material so if I can, I try to buy little to none for it. But also have very little scrap. Then after the design is in place I have to prep everything. Then decide which few days we want to live without a living, as there will be scaffold setup.
I've spent the last 20 years hiding my mistakes and others. So, it's hard to just blatantly say publicly....."hey, I f@#$%d up...come check it out". I know this isn't work or carpentry, for that matter, but I'm a workaholic and a perfectionist.....and that's all I know.
 
My Dad was a general contractor, I grew up building houses. My stepdad remodeled kitchens and bathrooms, so between the two I have a good deal of experience putting things together and making them look right. The chop saw and compound miter saw in the right hands can create amazing results. I see tight fitting angles there. I have hidden a lot with caulking, "you won't see it up there". Lol Thats were the craftsmanship you exhibit shines. I don't see any gaps. Something to be proud of for sure. Very clean.
 
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