Came home from work yesterday realizing that I was not able to see the window on our out building “Brygger’n” due to the snowbank in front of it. Read yesterday that it had not been this much snow since 1994…best winter games ever!
Sold at “Coolstuff“…,
Using Google translate since I’m lazy
Golf, just above the cheesedoodles and just under smoking heroin on the list of addictive things. For the embedded golfer there is no reason that could not be better with some golf involved. A rainy day sunday morning around half past seven? Golf. Late night in November? Golf (with headlamp). Sister’s wedding day … yes, you see. Every second is a good second to work out on putter. But there are occasions where even the most fanatical golfer must stop and sit down. Or maybe you should say there existed. We have – as the name of this product clearly shows – solved that problem now.
Now you can spend the maximum time and fine-tune your pit on time and expire while doing other necessary needs.
Woke up this morning and was totally taken by surprise. What is this white stuff on the ground? Just yesterday I said to myself that I won’t need the chains on the tractor anymore, but since I did not have the time I did not unmount them. Not that I would need them today if I where to clear away the snow since it is most likely starting to rain later today. Actually I would want an old agricultural roller, the single ones, not the wide with 3 rollers like I have to “flatten” the snow instead of showeling it away – along with thousands of small stones out on the lawn.
This year I will try the Woodmizer LT15
How January was summarized in a single picture
Yesterday at Fetsund, plenty of sand on the tarmac – but it was all covered in invisible layer of thin ice, so it was actually slippery as he#¤.
Kjetil trying to make waffels over the fire, first attempt did not pass the quality check, ended up on the fire
There are times when letting the kids play with fire is pretty safe
Out running a couple of days ago, the moon was shining and I was passing by piles of timber on both sides of the road. Trying to capture the moment, failing bigtime, but at least I did capture the working lights from the forestry machine
