Whoa, Now Blogger...

 This summer has been slower for projects -
a) There's simply less low-hanging fruit to be done.
b) It's been Hot, and Covid.
c) I have run out of zeal for projects that seem never to end.

On top of that, Blogger changed their interface. It used to be that the order I clicked on images was the order they would import to the blog. Now it's exactly the opposite. I usually try to curate images into a story that flows (even dis-jointly) in some sort of order.
Now I could go and try to re-import everything, or I could try to tell the story backwards.
So let's start at the end of the weekend.

Some of you might know about how I've been fighting with my lawnmower all season.
This is the little leaver that's supposed to hold a rear wheel up at a pre-determined height.
Notice that it's no longer attached to the mower.

The power washer guy had come and gone on Sunday morning.
Now the slugs can't use it as a buffet.
Soon, a new roof.

There was an annoying pipe sticking out of the ground down near the road. It stuck out about 4" - the perfect height to hit with the lawnmower. (Which might be why it's falling apart.)
I figured this would be a quick project - dig out the weird pipe so I stop hitting it. I assumed it was an old fence post or something. At 3' down, I found that coupling, so today I'm calling Digsafe.

After reviewing how the rest of the images of the hallway prep/paint was going, I decided to delete the rest of the images and re-import them into another post. Trying to tell that story backwards would just not work. Stay tuned...