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You can see the drivers face. It's not clear because I was lucky to capture what I did get. You can see the eyes and the mouth open wide. Just guessing the mouth opened wide when that person figured that they were going to be running a red light.

The video is so unclear how you can confidently say thats a face they are making? maybe they eatting? maybe its a yawn? Maybe They are yelling at their kids being brats in the back seat​@calokie733

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You can contact me at matlaborde01@gmail.com. Please let me know exactly what your looking for. Perhaps I might be able to help you out. Thanks

Years ago we had a dog that found out the hard way. Even after a good washing, the stink lingered for at least 2 weeks. I was glad to see the cat knew better.

Thanks for the nice comment. As much as I liked seeing the Thunderbirds flying, the SR-71 was the star at that show. I had fun putting this video together. I recently had decided to start digitizing photographs not seen from 30 years ago, when I came across these long-forgotten photos.

When I arrived at that show, I was pleasantly surprised to see the SR-71. I had no clue that it was going to be there. I lived in Highland for a few years. They flew a lot of C-141 Starlifters out of that base. I used to enjoy watching those make their left turn over Redlands for their final approach to land at Norton. From the video's that I have seen of San Bernardino, I'm glad that I'm over 1,000 miles away from that town. Pretty sad.

Yes we still got the beneficial insects. When I we hung new netting last year, I left a gap in the ceiling which is around 3 feet wide. That gap pretty much runs the length of our structure in the middle. I figured it would allow easier access for the butterflies. After damage from an ice storm in 2020, we went without a ceiling during our 2021 growing season. We were pleasantly surprised that only a few birds bothered to go inside. So, from that experience I decided to leave a 3 foot gap in the center, running the length of the structure. So far this year we have only seen 1 bird which entered our structure.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks .... If I ever come across any more Guthrie images, I will post them.

Thanks for your nice comment. Unfortunately, it seems like we have been getting more beat up around here in the past 3 or 4 years. I had recorded and recently posted on my channel the arrival of a monster hailstorm as it arrived. That storm was downright hateful. You can hear my glass windows breaking in the background.

My video was captured just south of Westheimer airport. It was interesting how the sound quieted some, just prior to the tornado siren going off.

@@calokie733 It was the "Calm before the Storm" I had Inflow winds of 60-70 mph but never lost power somehow.

@@iceresistance Our lights just flickered a few times, and we briefly lost out internet connection. We considered ourselves very lucky.

Yeah ... that's what I was thinking.

@@calokie733 be safe!

The first time that we hung the netting, we did it in 4 pieces. That took a lot of extra work stitching it together at the corners, and up at top where t he netting overlapped. We were pretty successful keeping the birds out. During the first season only 2 or 3 birds found a way in. I had to cut the ceiling off during a major ice storm. So the following growing season 2021 we were with out a ceiling. We were pleasantly surprised that by only utilizing the netting on the sides, that was enough to discourage most birds. We did get a few in that we noticed, but it was no big problem. Last spring I decided to hang new netting. I use a roll of 100' x 14' netting. I installed the netting in 1 piece basically by wrapping it around the structure in one piece. I wanted to hang it in a easier fashion. We started at the doorway then rolled out the netting on the ground for the entire side that we were going to do first. We unfolded the netting then draped it over the cable. Pulling the netting over the side cable, until it was almost off the ground. The excess was used to create a partial ceiling on all 4 sides. That worked pretty well. There is an open gap in the center of the ceiling, of an approximate 3 feet wide. The rest is enclosed. Over all a few birds bothered to fly into our structure during our 2022 growing season. I will probably leave the netting hanging during this winter unless we get a major ice storm in the forecast. We used plastic clips to attach the netting to the cables. As for around the doorway we used staples to attach the netting to the wooden post. We did change to door since the original door fell apart. We are using a cheap as seen on TV magnetic screen door. That stays sealed closed unless it gets really breezy or windy. Overall we're pleased with its performance.

Glad you enjoyed it!

It held up fine during its first winter. The second winter we had a major ice storm. I ended up cutting the ceiling off at 2am because of the weight of the ice. I recently hung new netting last week. I did so in a manner so I can easily take it off after growing season. We used it last year with out a ceiling with minimal bird intrusion. We are currently monitoring the new configuration, because of the way that we hung the new netting. The size of the netting that we worked with was from a roll of 14' x 100'. We decided to try installing the netting in one piece. By doing that we ended up with a 3' gap in the middle running the length of the structure. We might cover that gap later if needed. The gap might provide easier access to butterflies which could be very beneficial. There were pluses and minuses utilizing 1 piece verses 4 cut pieces. There's always a learning curve doing something for the first time. Overall we're please with the recent installation. The wooden screen door that we show in the video, was recently replaced. We decided to try using a magnetic screen door this year. If you live in an area where you never get ice storms or heavy snow, leaving up the netting year round would be okay. If you get heavy snow and ice storms I would plan on removing the netting. I might have to make a new video showing the new installation. Thanks for asking.