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It withheld my scientific ‘push test’. Thanks for the concern.

Ski club is taking a trip to Utah in February, looks like a good deal. A couple people I ski with at Blue are interested, as well. Ski areas are Canyons/Park City, Deer Valley and Sundance.

Not sure what you're using it for but if you want to stop algea from growing just throw a cup of bleach in once in a while. (Don't do this for watering plants!) My rain barrel has a diverter hose from a rain spout. It would be pretty hard for a mosquito to find it's way to the barrel and if it did it has a screen I made from window screen material at the end of the hose. I have plastic wrapped around the hose at the inlet of the barrel to keep bugs and dirt out. For anyone interested in making a rain barrel I got one of these for about $18.00 for the diverter including the hose. It works great and when the barrel is full the water just runs down the downspout. Rain Barrel Diverter

Gravity feed, no. Need a pump.

You'll be surprised how fast it will fill up just from half of your shed roof. You may get to see it tonight if the thunder storms they're calling for happen.

This is crazy. Towing motorcycles off the pass, thundersnow..latest this guy remembers snow at least in a few decades.

Nice night for a walk..lightning bugs are out.

Ever since we put irrigation in the garden, we’ve had really wet summers

I went to a rain collection workshop put on by one of the local watershed coalitions and PSU to learn about building a system for the garden. Grabbed the supplies and ended up building one of the back of the shed. Used up some scrap wood from my old projects for the base. I’d like to build a similar unit down at the big garden, but I’m still working on ideas of how to build a big enough collection funnel to be worth it.

Hmm. New ownership that doesn't know the ski industry well? Get ready for some random clear cutting, a name change and a sick moose mascot.

Free season passes to waterfront tenants.