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Entry for May 12, 2006 – GPS APRS Project
I managed to get the TinyTrackerII soldered together earlier in the week, and tonight I started testing it. I had to wire up a TTL to RS232 converter to get it to talk with my laptop. I was able to … Continue reading
Entry for April 30, 2006 – Two More Raised Beds for the Garden
I built two more raised beds this evening. I will fill them with dirt removed from the drainage trench. I should have usable soil for fall planting.
Entry for April 30, 2006 – Finished the Fence
I put the finishing touches on the small barrier fence in our backyard today. Somehow, the spacing worked out nicely. Now I can dedicate the last 25 feet of the backyard to gardening! (the splotches on the fence pickets are … Continue reading
Entry for April 29, 2006 – Paintball war
We were late getting started, and many people didn’t come out due to other plans, but the six of us had a great time. The weather was great. We played about half a dozen small games, and Jacob’s car got … Continue reading
Entry for April 23, 2006 – Spring Vegetable Garden
For the very first time, I actually planted vegetables in the soil at our house. I am only using one 4’x8′ raised bed because the soil in the other bed is still packed clay and grass. I haven’t conditioned it … Continue reading

