Your cows are licking their chops!
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My uncle helped me get the boat going a little better and we we had a family day on the lake. 
Ill post a few more pictures and videos once I get them organized and edited.
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I don’t think so Al. I saw that same swimming around in a muddy pond.
I canned my last load of tomato juice today. I’m both sad and happy.
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I want to see the videos of people being launched into space after hitting a wake especially if it is you. 
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Here is one of my sister and cousin.
This is a clip of me. Hard to see I’ll try to get more up
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Hi Guys,
We had to get satellite internet into the house for the two foster girls dictated public school distance-learning classes.
This has turned odious for both my wife and I.
Having to learn to to navigate Chrome/GOOGLE just to get started daily.
then the ZOOM system for the interactive teacher classes
then the CLEVER portal system for their Curriculum and Resources
then a combo of the applications programs of Epic, I-Ready, SeeSaw, and LexiaCore5 for their actual to-do maths, writing and arts assignments.
All of this actual real headache making for us to educate this kindergarten and a 1st grader.
So . . . . I’ve been trying to break the sat-Internet hogging out on YouTube videos.
May I suggest taking a look at the Farm Project Channel on YouTube.
Todd Osgood out of Missouri USA
His engine trialed products use, running videos.
He has a Briggs with a plexiglass made up cylinder head.
A few with an RC Wankel engine having one clear viewable end wall.
Using an EFI generator electrically loaded now too.
He does great slow motion combustion videoing.
I actually like most of his testing modeling. He does sent stuff out for chemical analysis.
Just realize some things like engine oils and fuels, fuel additives in real world use are daily cycled cold to hot hundreds, and thousands of times.
He can’t duplicated test that.
Only your own time in use can.
Your gasifier that rust pin holes self-destroys more; the less you use it: verses the more you daily use it “tars” making, heat dry use protecting it. Ha!
Steve Unruh
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My place in Myrtle Point, Oregon has a lot of bears. The locals advise you to “bark like a dog and, the bear will run up a tree” Here is a vid of a hunter and a bear.
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What kind of bird is that. From the tail I thought it was a turkey, but the head says something like a hawk. (did she die her hair or is she from Ireland somehow— Swede’s have blond hair ) TomC
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Capercaillie. I’ve never seen wild turkey in the woods
Haha, you’re not shy about your prejudices
Yes, she died her hair.
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Wow those are huge! How much does one weigh?
Tom, we call them wild roosters. They are from the phesant family l belive?
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The biggest one was 4,43 kg of processed blueberries and pine needles
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Wow Don Congrats on the retirement. I hope you are finding it enjoyable.
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Don, How is your knee doing?
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Doing great Tom, thanks for asking. I completed 10 of 11 physical therapy sessions and did so well they didn’t want me back for the last one. Here are before and after xray pics.
before pic shows why my leg was crooked as the joint was bone on bone and wore a hollow in the bone.
After surgery shows the stainless joint above and the polyethylene surface below and now my leg is straight again.
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Great news. You know how we like pictures. Now lets get back to work in the shop. TomC
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Trying hard to get finished with the hay this
week. Doesn’t seem to be enough hours in the day 
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Very good super slow motion of optimized gaseous propane AND liquid gasoline. Conversions set up team has an excellent engine-man. He set up for a long duration spark-gap system WITH manual lever advanceable, retardable spark.
Ha! And all mechanical, electro-mechanical. No electronics in the engine side of it.
Nope. Thats all in the super high speed video taking and editing.
Watch this one thru and at the ending is a link to a 30 minute Behind-the-scenes video.
Lots of good info there too. They stumble across slight exhaust back pressure evening out engine misfiring.
Enjoy
Steve Unruh (Waiting for the nightly wetting dew-down to dry off. Then Zoom-school with the kiddos. Then back to wood sweating in the last of this winters firewood, from outside drying; to inside protected.)
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