Building\exploring\playing out in the open natural rich area of the country.

Signed up with chip drop to get free wood chip mulch. https://getchipdrop.com/

Found some wall control metal pegboard on sale. Used it and some discount lumber to mount and clean up the workshop.

Had some rebar staked in the ground to help hold down a portable garage that was getting blown around in the wind. After securing the metal frame to the concrete slab, didn't need the stakes anymore. Some of the stakes were difficult to pull out. Didn't have a post puller so figured out a way to use a jack to pull out the stakes.

Had a tree stump that was in the way of an area we are clearing. The goal was to remove it using only hand tools. Recently picked up a digger bar and it was pretty useful for this task. Will probably use it for other digging in the future.

Something has been chewing on the plants. To stop them put some plastic containers over them. Got the hack from Mark at the self sufficient me channel.

Ran into an issue where the space between the drain plug of the rear differential and part of the exhaust pipe isn't enough for a standard hex socket. The solution was to get a stubby hex socket and combine it with a universal adaptor. The stubby hex socket I picked up from Oreilly's is: https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/power-torque-tools/tools---equipment/hand-tools/sockets/bbff8604ac1f/power-torque-9-piece-1-4-3-8-inch-drive-hex-metric-stubby-hex-bit-socket-set/ptt0/gm8386

Walk-through of the gym setup.

Left a shovel outside, this is just my quick process of cleaning it up before bringing it back inside. Generally it doesn't look the best if you hang-up dirty tools back in your garage.

If you going to pull weeds it's easier when the ground is wet.

Got a shallow depth cabinet to organize several cans of fluids that were laying around everywhere and mixed in with paints. The hanging tool cabinet I got from harbor freight is this model: https://www.harborfreight.com/hanging-tool-cabinet-39213.html