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Saturday, February 18, 2012

THE WEEKEND HAS ARRIVED

We were blessed with an excellent rain here last night, along with some pea size hail, a little bit of high wind, but we came out with a 5 inch total. It was needed badly, and we are truly grateful for it.
Planted new trees in the back yard today, to replace a couple that did not make it through the drought last summer. Went to town, and filled up my truck at the local Exon, where fuel is $3.52 a gallon, yikes!
Have a good Sunday
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  1. Wow, five inches is a real blessing and like you said much needed.

    I can't believe gas is cheaper in Del Rio than in Austin.

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