LSUTiger23

Anyone interested in 187 amber glass bottles? Also have 2 - 10 gallon mash tuns.

$50 dollars for the bottles and $50 both mash tuns.

I’m in Madisonville.

Has Bear Jones’ ball come down yet?

Just one of those nights. Bounce back tomorrow. Still have a massive pitching advantage the rest of the weekend.

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I’m about ready to sell that turd AMD now

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I think I’m selling this one soon too. I’m

Yea this sale was only March 14th - March 19th. Called everywhere and No one could touch the price being it was Buy 3 get 1 free. I’m paying a little more on the install, but I’ll also get free tire rotations for the life of the tires since they’re installing.

Typically would never buy tires from a dealer but they were cheaper by alot.

If anyone is in the market for tires - Banner Ford in Mandeville is running a Buy 3 Get 1 tire free special. Ends Wednesday. Not sure which manufacturers are included, but I am getting the Nitto Recon Grapplers and they were eligible.

I called them on a whim, and was pleasantly surprised. No where online can touch that price.

Brought my Ranger to the guys at Powersports Rescue in Pearl River to get bearings replaced. They were fantastic. Honest and fair pricing. I would highly recommend them.

And impossible to have everything out hot at the same time

Hey Everyone,

I am planning a French drain system for my backyard to divert water toward the front of my house. I want to have a combination of a French drain system with perforated pipe and solid pipe that will collect the downspout water. My thoughts were to join the system together with the perforated pipe system tying into the solid pipe system down stream. At the transition point, maybe I dig a "dry well" that is deeper then the trench and fill with gravel to allow the water to wick through the rock and any residual water can go into the solid pipe?

I am hoping someone with experience with these would be able to tell me if this is a mistake, and if so, what recommendations could you give me.

See my plan that I drew up here. French Drain Plans

As always, the advice is greatly appreciated.

My 2nd year for my garden. I have large elevated planters. My question is, what do I need to do to the soil (if anything) to restore nutrients for this upcoming planting season? All tips and advice is appreciated!