I got to the brewery before 6am but there was a boat load of traffic out already. I had 2 and a partial barrel to load up.

There was a wild wreck up the road about a mile that had happened the prior night but this car was not involved in that series. I still found it interesting it was sitting there. Also interesting was a woman wrapped in a pink shower curtain walking with a guy carrying her stuff that went across the street towards the housing behind... Walk of shame??

The grain loaded I headed for home.

The easiest was for me to back the trailer up to the fence, I opened the gate, then shoveled out the grain into the pen for them.

The rest got dumped out after moving the trailer a bit so the birds got that side.

The boys had their last half day of school which @stryeyz took them to. Mid morning I went out to work on the sled. In the end it was just the hose clamp that had turned to shit so I found one in the tool shed that fir well enough and stopped the leak.

My cell holder in the sled broke the bottom hooks due again to low infill so I printed it out again 100% in hopes it doesn't break again.

It was around 11am and hot outside but I had to get mowing done. I pulled the fence along the garden for a bit to mow the ends of the rows, then got it put back.

The entire side by the coop and animals is cut and looks much better. The birds then spent much of the day pecking around the trimmed areas.

The garlic still had a few scapes that were growing, I missed them or they had grown since. Not many more should produce scapes so next is likely full harvest next month.

Despite the heat I found my cutter mattock and hauled it up the hill to my launch site. The trees I cut down need the stumps removed so I got to work on the task.

I got about 15 minutes of digging and cutting in before I was done. Hot, sweating, and really tired.

New "gack" formula the boys are mixing up... Turns out a bit like slime, gack, oobleck, etc.

Mid day I had called Superfly in SLC about the tow bridle I ordered. I ended up talking to the owner Chris and he is sending me a loaner until they get the new ones in from Gin. Super stoked and thankful for this since now I will be able to do my SIV course and hopefully get some tows locally with Levi's new winch.

Come ON! Damn wire!

I got a half hour soak before having to get out and then the muscle relaxer knocked me out fast.

Today is the boys first day of summer break. More mowing needs done, work in the gardens, chiro mid day, PDC is on, then this evening is a Chewelah flying club meeting I need to go to to sign papers.

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