Sweet! It was probably worth the two week wait, for sure.SKR8PN said:They just delivered 150 gallons of off road diesel fuel for my tractor and RTV. Since it took them almost 2 weeks to get it here, they let me have it at what is cost 2 weeks ago!
So ya, I stocked up!!
Rain barrels are illegal in CO??? Or just the neighborhood you live in?Wifezilla said:Water is a big issue where I am. We only get about 17" of rain a year. I am shopping for some rain barrels right now even though they are technically illegal. Yes...rain barrels are a no no. Can you believe that???
I'm doing it anyway. I'm a rebel. You can't stop me
Our county extension office has rain barrel making workshops at least quarterly! (I need to go.....)i_am2bz said:Rain barrels are illegal in CO??? Or just the neighborhood you live in?Wifezilla said:Water is a big issue where I am. We only get about 17" of rain a year. I am shopping for some rain barrels right now even though they are technically illegal. Yes...rain barrels are a no no. Can you believe that???
I'm doing it anyway. I'm a rebel. You can't stop me
BTW, got butter yesterday for $2/lb at the local chain store...unfortunately, there's a limit of 2 packages/day, but the sale does go on til 3/22.
That is craaaazy. Wonder if they're trying to keep the underground water level from dropping or what. Are you in an extended drought or is that pretty standard for your area (avg rainfall, I mean)Wifezilla said:Water is a big issue where I am. We only get about 17" of rain a year. I am shopping for some rain barrels right now even though they are technically illegal. Yes...rain barrels are a no no. Can you believe that???
I'm doing it anyway. I'm a rebel. You can't stop me
Now that is crazy... Here in Tucson, anyone can dig a well, or have any kind of water collection on their property, and for sure we in constant "draught" conditions. In fact our water company will come and help you see where you can conserve water. And they give rebates for water collection, and grey water systems.Marianne said:That is craaaazy. Wonder if they're trying to keep the underground water level from dropping or what. Are you in an extended drought or is that pretty standard for your area (avg rainfall, I mean)Wifezilla said:Water is a big issue where I am. We only get about 17" of rain a year. I am shopping for some rain barrels right now even though they are technically illegal. Yes...rain barrels are a no no. Can you believe that???
I'm doing it anyway. I'm a rebel. You can't stop me
WZ, I see where they passed new laws to allow for rain water collection, IF you're a resident with a private well. So, maybe there's hope that politicians might be wising up. Ok that was a silly idea, but maybe the laws will change in you favor anyway.Wifezilla said:Water is a big issue where I am. We only get about 17" of rain a year. I am shopping for some rain barrels right now even though they are technically illegal. Yes...rain barrels are a no no. Can you believe that???
I'm doing it anyway. I'm a rebel. You can't stop me