2009 at the Hammond Barn

[Paul Singleton]

Originally Posted by Bob Carriere

... if it is behind the tree line and they can't see it.... it don't exist..

Boobboooom

Bob if there are hydro lines going across your property the hydro guys may report you. This happened to a guy near me. Hydro was doing infrared pictures on the lines looking for hot spots and sent the pictures that showed his old cars to the bylaw dept. Some people just can't mind there own business.
Paul

[Bob Carriere]

No hydro lines near by..... besides they are to busy looking for pot growers which is the cash crop around Hammond.....

Pay 5 bucks for the potted plant... grow and fertilize with Vigaro all Summer and get $100 per female plant from the same source in October.... then the sale of Ski Doos goes up for November...... some guy around here grows them behind his garage facing South..... 8 feet monsters..... 50 feet from the paved road..... I don't smoke... never did.... but chewing the tops has anice delayed reaction.... at least according to what I read in a book...

You can tell when they are ready for the picking..... the local corner store runs out of cake mix, frozen strawberries, whipped cream cans, chocolate bars, etc......

Mind you if need be we could use a few balloon barage......

Nearest daring thing we did was fire the Bofor and the 6 pounder in the back field on the same weekend they had the G8 conference in Montebello and security helicopters were flying directly over the back lot....

If they charged local resident for each and every infraction the court system would bog down for decades.....


Happy New Year everyone.....


Boob

[cletrac (RIP)]

One nice thing about a prairie farmyard- you can put up anything you want without getting permission from anyone as long as it's low enough to not interfere with air traffic. Another bonus- you can shoot off what ever you want and nobody will notice. In the rare case where somebody does notice, they don't care anyway.
On the moisture issue, some people build metal quonsets with a dirt floor and when the moisture condenses on the roof it rains inside. A cement floor cures the problem.
It's just hitting midnight so Happy New Year to all fellow MLUers!!