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Drought cure .......... dance naked under the full moon in your plots. Pay no attention to ticks, briars, mosquitoes, snakes, poison ivy, etc. Gotta believe, fellas ....... 👀 😁🤣

^ ^ ^ Skeletons ........... not well fed. WOW!!:emoji_relaxed::emoji_relieved::emoji_relieved::emoji_innocent:

Worth a shot, BIG Tony!!! If they're still the same pear variety as the old owners had, I think you'll be happy. Worst - you're out a couple bucks.

We had a flush of black birch on our north slope too after logging. (I think you're on the north side of your ridge?) Lots of hemlocks in there too. After planting along & near the log skidding trails with Norway spruce, not much wind on that slope anymore.

The big pin oak in our yard is loaded too. Squirrels & blue jays are camped out.

We don't need any stinkin' financial regulatory agencies with teeth to prevent these things from happening. We should just trust those businesses and their gazillionaire CEO's to do right by us - - - and not load their own pockets with some sort of pump & dump moves ............ Some financial...

Hopefully the hybrid pears are still the same as in earlier years for you. We're very happy with ours. Pears are a bit bigger than a golf ball at our place.

Our Morse hybrid pear was planted 2014. Old owners. It's a really nice tree for us. It, and the Nova Scotia crab, are the only 2 trees from Morse that have done well for us. Don't know what quality / varieties the new owners are putting out.

Looks like chunks of KF...V. 👍 😁

I bought some silver a number of years ago - about $750 worth. Held it for about 7 years. Sold it for a slight loss - about $600. If I'd have put that $750 into an index fund instead of silver, or another hammer active fund I've been in for years, I'd have made a good bit more money. I haven't...

Data security? Those words are a comfort pill we choose to swallow to avoid looking at the reality. Nothing is secure.

Our 2013 Nova Scotia tree doesn't have clusters either. But it seems to make nice fruit loads, scattered throughout the tree. Not a skimpy producer - but not breaking hanging branches either. We like it.

When small increments of uptick to reach new highs, look for profit-taking to take place. We took a little money out of a stock fund & re-deployed into a good bond fund. Gravy re-located.

We have a NS crab at camp. A Morse Nursery tree from 2013. No complaints here at all, gunfun. It's been a really good tree for us - nice shape, good crotch angles, good fruit. Apples are about 2" in dia. Sept. and Oct. dropper. I don't know what grafting / skills the newer owners have. We also...

3 shifts or bust, jsasker007!!! 😉 🤣