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Mate’s buddy got blasted by a 2 legged animal, after he got a 4 legged animal. Pretty fucked situation, I’m staying out of skyline this season. What a beautiful world we live in. Went between his lower leg bones, missed the tendon, tourniquet saved his life...

Bigger saw with the light bar a 400?

As someone that cares about water and is tied to supplemented irrigation for ag, Colorado to Yakima is apples to oranges, literally.

Spiders are crazy, they typically are in the orchards but this year is noticeably more. Above photo from just riding one row of a conventional but IPM managed honeycrisp block. Can ya count em all?

6120 gass, it forces me to work smarter not harder, and so light

Wind machines and luck. Lots of luck.

Sweetheart on mazzard roots, sweetheart being a popular but older varietal out of Summerland Research station up in BC. Believe it came out in the late 80s. They also developed lapin, Skeena and staccato sweet cherry varieties, lots others but those being the most popular in WA.

Enjoy your bubble.

Found the den. 34 for the season. And before some peta fuckhead wants to say something stupid, I will always put the health of my workers, fellow human beings, above a poisonous snake. GFY.

There is only one. Unless you know someone. I only go to state park with camp chairs and a 18 rack of Busch to watch the shenanigans. One time, an amigo jumped in a dudes rig and backed his boat in for him.

What was that about Wenatchee? Seen plenty of clowns out swinging for sockeye. One was even posing on the monitor bridge with his spray pole in tow.

Kinda

2 red hooks and a dodger

#freetotez

Watched a helicopter run into a tractor. Everyone survived, which is amazing. Both were drying cherries. Mate jumped off tractor right before impact. Pilot was from out of state, drying the neighbors block.

Hay is $370/ton for rained on garbage. They be fine.

as a cherry/pear grower, this spring sucks. We still getting them in the barn but we’ve been drying frequently to avoid rain splits and diesel is pretty much free so that is awesome. Had to call the homies in Hood River because we have never had this level of powdery mildew on pears. Least...

That’s the Wenatchee, then all the yuppies moved over and banned motors cause it bugged them in their second homes. Probably a good thing with the lack of fishing over here. If we could still run the hog line in sleds, I reckon their would be bodies due to it. Icicle is fucked. This years...

Is that you @Billy?!