Posted by big tee on April 25, 2019 at 06:30:28 from (199.120.66.180):
The Wife and I burned off the 1.41 acres we have in the pollinator program right above the pond. The wind was towards the pond but we still had our home grown fire department-The wife had a pump-up sprayer and I rigged up the sprayer we spray the lawn with. I took a big flood spray nozzle-TK-15-and put it on the outside all by itself and rotated the boom so it was pointing down and was able to wet the grass to contain the fire or drive slow and put the fire out. Had to re-fill once so brought a old milk strainer along and refilled out of the pond with a 5 gallon pail. The water was crystal clear but there were wigglies and green crap in the strainer pad. The doctor I used to take my Mom to said if you ever seen pond water under a microscope you would never swim in a pond. Whatever---Tee
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