I don't why people like grand forks I hate grand fork every body in grand fork is a asswhole their attitude they don't give a shit treated people lives as a joke make people feel ignored cut off no human connection grand fork is the most isolated if you say anything they wont believe every word you say they wont even try to get to know you all they do play mind games they don't give a shit people commit suicide they are toying with people lives like I said they don't care UND student all they do is judge spect every one perfect I rather moved out of grand fork all they do walk pass you like you are not there like I said no human connection they don't even know I have disability all they barrier between everybody
Hope you love it here in Grand Forks ND. I’m in your city by the way just kidding it’s my mother’s hometown I love Grand Forks ND. I cherish every visit I have here. Not a big fan of the new homes being built as I think it ruins the scenery of the area and nature aspect of it.
Hope you love it here in Grand Forks ND. I’m in your city by the way just kidding it’s my mother’s hometown I love Grand Forks ND. I cherish every visit I have here. Not a big fan of the new homes being built as I think it ruins the scenery of the area and nature aspect of it.
When it's cold the snow crunches, when it's really cold it squeaks. When it's bitter cold it squeals. Days when the snow crunches aren't bad but when the snow squeaks and squeals it's a good day to put on your heavier pair of long johns ;) And you're spot on, people don't stand around with exposed skin. You dress for the weather and it's nothing bad. But the weather has no mercy for people that aren't prepared
Former North Dakotan here, circa 1950 or so. My paternal grandfather ordered his cars without a heater [you could do that then] and felt “if you were going to be outdoors, dress for it.” Gasoline powered heaters were more dangerous for him than the cold.
lol. Well at this point my lawn is thick enough, I have since moved to North Dakota, that I don’t have any crabgrass. I think if I still lived in the transition zone that I would still be using prodiamine every year. It made such a huge difference even when I used it at the wrong rate.
If you google sunshade what I have should come up. I purchased them off of amazon. They just seem to be made out of polyester, similar to a tarp but set up to be stretched and pulled tight.
without a speed reducer or a power prow head stock that bansdsaw's lowest speed of the blade is 2015 fpm. A metal cut blade with 14 or 16 tpi needs about 1000 fpm or less. So if you are driving it off of the mark 5 you are going to be burning up blades
Fun fact, the Inuits have over 100 words for different snow textures/types/color/temps/forms/uses etc etc. Many think it’s about 50, but locals know it’s over 100. In this video, you are walking on ‘crunchy’ ‘dry’ snow😅… the non Indian words.😅
For sure. My favorite snow. I have never lived in a spot where we get below freezing and stay there for a month or two. Winter is a different experience when it’s dry!
All of the pieces remove easily. I would recommend taking some time to explore how everything is connected. One of my favorites is just how easy it is to clean!
I am going to guess based on when they emerged that this crew is from the most recent batch that I purchased. I have a video coming out on that shortly.
37, wife, 2 boys. Live in Southern California my whole life. Sick of the work commute, house prices, politics, public schools, etc. Want a quieter life. I’m an aerospace engineer. Grand Forks is calling my name.
There are a lot worse places to live. Paid 455k for our new built 3k sq home. Also enjoy my commute being reduced from 30-45min to 10. If it weren’t for some stoplights it would be less. Our neighbors next door just moved here from San Diego.
Ready to seed bare spots this spring break skipping prod completely. LOve to try that spreading PR you talked about in another vid.New JG BBU in oct. Taking my chances with tenacity and speedzone as the weeds come. Just want to get roots deep. Also setting timers from 20 min a zone every other day to 2 hrs a zone once a week to drive roots. Also picked up 20 bags of purely organic for 3 bucks a bag along with humic coated urea for the spring break throw down.
Funny fact look at your shadow while walking on the street looks like you are hung like a bull made me laugh it is as cold there as it is in Mn it isnt so bad great video though I just dont think people understand this weather is doable.
Grew up in rural McKenzie County, spent 49 years in the oilfiels of ND, MT, and WY. -24 is NOT -40, even if the wind is blowing. When the air temp get down to -40 and colder, things break and go to hell in a hurry. Go out at -40 and spend a 12 or 16 hour shift without a break in your shorts and a hoodie with no wind protection. Retired 10 years ago and promptly moved to AZ full time!
Lol, you’re not wrong. Exactly the reason I got out of construction and moved into coaching. Loved it, didn’t love the whole working outside during the winter however.
If you want to know cold go work in a lumber shed it gets no sun light + all the moisture in the lumber i worked 13 years at one in GF ND . I later took a job working fork in a big freezer . The lumber is a lot colder . 69 and spend most of the day out side in winter . I cant remded the last time i been sick . 😊
I picked up a digital kitchen scale. You can set it to ounces, pounds or grams. For water soluble prodiamine I'd choose the gram setting. If you do this your apps will be as accurate as they can be.😊😊
I've had nosebleeds twice in my life - both from walking in from the outside in sub -40F weather in Grand Forks. I remember people used to keep their cars running over night to make sure they could get to work or school in the mornings!
Interestingly enough the old keep your car running all night must either be an old wives tale or a product of old technology. I have lots of friends that store their vehicles outside all winter that have no difficulty getting them started in below zero temps. The cold gets a bad rap. I haven’t suffered any negatives that I didn’t equally suffer in the humidity and heat while living in Charlotte, NC. I easily prefer the weather here and don’t miss the bus ga and sweating all the time. Winter doesn’t last 6 months here. At most real winter is a good three months. January and February get cold. Outside of that it’s the same when it’s 10 degrees when you’re in Charlotte as it is when it’s 10 here. Just cold. I put my jacket on and head to work…
@@jacks6632 for sure - we had block heaters - but not all I guess. So, some kept their cars running. I remember asking one of my neighbors about why he kept the car running all night and he gave that exact reason - to make sure it runs.. Crazy
Meh, sticking to what you know means a boring life, exploring, learning by doing, more my style. Always interested to find out what the issue is with electronics. My multimeter and I are doing some research….
Well a few facts. I moved about a year and a half after this. That year I figured out the rate and had a full healthy lawn. The grass survived and everything was ok. That being said. The year I applied a ton of Prodiamine the biggest difference was that plants that weren’t mature with a strong root system died off eventually. The Prodiamine produced what is called clubbing in the shallow roots which inhibited nutrient uptake this starving the plant over time of water and nutrients. Those small grasses turned grey over time and died off. One year later it was fine. It’s good to remember that it’s just grass and as you figure things out it gets easier and easier to fix your mistakes!
Beautiful, safe, clean city with lots to do. Near to the lakes in northern Minnesota. Perfect summers. Just have to be willing to sacrifice with 3-4 months of winter. Its not nearly as bad as people make it out to be.
