Aug 06, 2019
Que pasa
Well the smoke is here as is its smell. Hopefully they will get the fire under control soon but we have high temps over the next few days as in 35C with some wind 🙁
I want to thank Sandy who sent me this photo as a suggestion for the weeds near our garden. We have tried straight vinegar, the strong one with the 7% or more acetic acid. It works for a very short period of time and then the weeds come back.
On another day just before the weekend, I was sitting under an umbrella on the chaise when a gust of wind came up. I jumped up to keep the umbrella from tipping over. Once I had that under control I went to sit down again and could not find my hat. I called Colin out and we both searched everywhere. In the end I suspect that the wind took my hat and it had a lovely sail on the lake before it sank. It was one of my favourites, white and beige stripped.
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Now with the new fire around Tepanier off the Coquihalla I suspect we will see even more smoke 🙁 Although it does make pretty sunsets and sunrises.
Lately I have not been getting any sunsets. Unlike you I never see a sunrise :).
Nice looking cushion , too bad about loosing your hat and the wildfires.
The hat was almost at the end of its usefulness as it had faded and the velcro was no longer working very well. The wildfires will affect our business yet again.
Now that looks very relaxing.
It was and you would love it here in the summer.
Twas….
Horticultural vinegar is 20% acetic acid. You may be able to find it at a farm supply store. I would use it at 1/2 strength to keep down weeds in my packed gravel walkways; amazing how weed seeds can find a foothold anywhere!
I did find one online source in Canada but can’t paste the link here; a Google search will turn it up.
I will be sure to follow up on that. Thanks Deborah. Every little bit of input helps.
I did find a place to buy it but we have to open up an account, lots of paperwork, as it is a Canadian Government regulation. The smallest amount they sell is 10 litres for $50.00. Plus you have to wear a mask and gloves. Colin is not too keen on the product at this point. I appreciate your input and I have made a note of all of this and I bet come the spring we will be using it:)