I had a 4 barrel load to pile into the trailer.

Each barrel gets walked to the ramp, slid up onto the trailer, then tipped over into the bed liner where I shovel it all out.

The 4 barrels fit the liner perfectly without much slopping out onto the wood.

After 10 minutes I had all 4 barrels loaded and I was blazing back to the farm.

I had backed the trailer into the garden and up near the greenhouse then once it was light I went out to spread the grain. I coated a 50x20 section near the greenhouse but will want a good bit more on the uphill end of the greenhouse area. The soil there is super sandy and rocky and I've been trying to build it up for years.

I left some grain in the liner so the sheep could have some and backed the trailer in and dumped the liner for them.

I had to troubleshoot the #3dprinter as it had stopped printing. I ended up finding that the filament wouldn't feed through the feeder. I took the head apart numerous times before I finally keyed in on the problem.

This section of the filament was a tiny bit too big and was stopping the flow. After hacking the section out the filament slid right back into the machine and away it went printing.

I got the printer working and dropped pieces from the print to get it to a short enough time. I now have the pieces for my #yagi #antenna which I will work on building today.

Then J found Warp Tube planter pots. If you know Super Mario Bros then you know the warp tube. We just need to find venus fly traps to grow in them!

The print finished and I got the next one going which was the ski wax vise, only this time I found how to put in supports so it would print right. Then we were on the road north to our friend's house. Stupid amount of traffic too! We got to their place around 1:30.

Their dog Lewis is as big as R and being a puppy still doesn't quite realize just how big he is. R and Abo were attached at the hip the whole time we were there and played pretty non-stop.

J and T were out on the quad hauling ass up and down their road in the light of the afternoon. We ate a delicious meal and had a great time together until evening. Wes and I went out to hookup the wood chipper to the car so I could tow it home.

A bit after 6pm we were on the road home and again had to deal with oodles of traffic once on the highway.

It is rather slick the Creality app since I could watch the print ongoing from my phone while we were away and at one point I opened it to see the print had errored and stopped the print. I was a bit annoyed but once home I saw that is was a 2000 error and gave the option to resume the print, which I did.

I realized another mistake as I needed a support for this. So I printed another one overnight only printed 90 degrees different. This morning I pulled them from the machine and they look really nice.

I got barely 15 minutes soaking as my skin is on fire again. I had to coat super heavy with the topicals before bed.

Today I will hopefully get my antenna built, push more prints through the machine, the Kraken play at noon, I'll order a ton more filament and colors, maybe work on the antenna tower, order the AG-15 insect cloth for next year's garden to protect the cabbage/kale/cauliflowers from the bugs, and wood rounds need to be trundled down the hill then hauled to either the yard for splitting or the wall for stacking/curing.

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