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Blogs > gunner4440 > By the pricking of my thumbs

Fall in Flyover  

gunner4440 49M
1121 posts
10/29/2014 2:48 pm
Fall in Flyover
Greetings to all the members of the Perv Nation out here in the bloglands. Happy HNW! I was driving home today and looking at fall here in flyover country which means harvest. I was struck by the fact that most of the cool people here don't live in flyover country, otherwise I'd host a football party for my dirty half dozen! (Wear your favorite college team colors or Husker red) So I'm including a picture of what it looks like outside of my little town, this is one of three piles of corn and not the biggest. So what means fall in your neck of the woods?

Take it easy, guns are cold.
spudsy1000 50M
6594 posts
10/29/2014 3:30 pm

 Fall in Manitoba is.....getting ready for winter
"A full blown basket of hash browns with a steaming cup of 'WTF?" on the side"

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gunner4440 49M
2657 posts
10/30/2014 2:43 pm
    Quoting spudsy1000:
    Fall in Manitoba is.....getting ready for winter
While having never been to your great province I spent a week 128 KM from its border with North Dakota, in February. they most definitely have winter there! Of course I'm sure it's sunny and 23 in the superior land to our north all winter!
Take it easy, guns are cold.


AmericanBaronin 59F   
12250 posts
10/30/2014 9:50 pm

 depends on which part of the country i am in which depends on other factors, have to be more specific with that question for me


MyNameIsKay 62F  
11887 posts
10/31/2014 11:33 pm

 Fall where I am take a while to get here. I like to see the trees turn colors, but it never gets as pretty here as in the North East. The weather does cool off but never really gets cold. And sometimes...just sometimes...I have to close my sliding door at night.

Happy Friday...
Swim...Bike...Done


gunner4440 49M
2657 posts
11/1/2014 8:45 am
    Quoting MyNameIsKay:
    Fall where I am take a while to get here. I like to see the trees turn colors, but it never gets as pretty here as in the North East. The weather does cool off but never really gets cold. And sometimes...just sometimes...I have to close my sliding door at night.

    Happy Friday...
Gee I'll try to sympathize as I engage in the almost daily morning ritual of scraping frost off my windows for the next six months. Its been an unusually mild fall here but I'm not complaining!
Take it easy, guns are cold.


gunner4440 49M
2657 posts
11/1/2014 8:47 am
    Quoting AmericanBaronin:
    depends on which part of the country i am in which depends on other factors, have to be more specific with that question for me
Ok how about contrasting fall up among the yankees as opposed to in the south?
Take it easy, guns are cold.


gunner4440 49M
2657 posts
11/2/2014 1:43 pm
    Quoting  :
Thank you for the interest! Here comes the boring part, this is a start of a pile, it will build until the corn reaches the conveyor leg at the top then the leg will be extended and another pile started. After 5 of these piles are made they are covered with white plastic, this takes about 1-2 weeks. The covered pile will be there for 1-3 months. Most elevators have between 2 and 5 piles during harvest. This is just one elevator, this happens every ten miles along all the railroad tracks in the state, millions and millions of bushels of corn which is normal for us in flyover but may be unique for someone in say...Georgia. I've seen Georgia and it's way different than my chunk of flyover.
If you ever visit Nebraska go to a Cornhusker game. The stadium is the 3rd largest city in the state and its an amazing (and friendly) party. Well, I'm sure thats way more than you wanted to know, but there it is.
Take it easy, guns are cold.


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