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Cleaning up Bore of Pinzgauer Transfer Case Input Seal Housing

Posted on August 9, 2020August 9, 2020 by Yvonne @Quilting Jetgirl

Cleaning up Bore of Pinzgauer Transfer Case Input Seal Housing

Cleaning up Bore of Pinzgauer Transfer Case Input Seal Housing

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Our fresh orange juice is tart and tasty! It's always nice to get something from your yard that you normally get from the grocery store.
We made some great tangerine and orange juice today. Hopefully in the future we can juice a lot of the citrus and freeze it for the rest of the year.
These are just a drop in the bucket... there is no way we could eat all the ripe citrus right now.
There is a lot of ripe citrus in our orchard right now: tangerines, oranges, and lemons.
The fun of having a fixer upper house includes wearing lots of PPE to clean out gross spaces.
It's been fun harvesting food from around our property. Hopefully there will be a lot more of that in the future.
We are enjoying the change of climate here. The sky is so blue, especially after the ash filled skies of last summer in California. It rains a lot, but when it's not raining, it's really beautiful (and the rain makes everything so green).
We are loving the weather here. The highs have been in the upper 70s (F), and the nights are nice, cool low 60s (F). It's been fun getting a little bit of food from our property. The orchard in the back is full of citrus right now, and we were able to harvest a small bundle of bananas the other day. They are now hanging from our porch ripening. We think they are a type of apple banana. They are very small (2-3 inches long, about 1 inch in diameter) and very tasty!
We shipped all of our household goods to our new home in a 20 foot sea container. This is the container sitting in our new driveway. It's super green here!
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