The last couple of weeks in 2015 my bicycle's front tire leaked air. At first I only had to add air every three to four days. Then every two days. Then the last half week, every day. Over the weekend I patched the inner tube. My first attempt didn't stop the leak. So I took my time, and several days, on my second attempt and that appears to have solved the problem. The cause of the leak? I found a very thin wire sticking though the inside of my tire. It looks to be from a wire brush. Over the Summer, in the backyard, I had used a wire brush to clean one of the cattle water troughs. I had to use pliers to remove the wire from the tire. That thin of a wire going through the tire is like a straw driven through a board by tornado winds.
Moved another bale of hay for the cattle today. I am getting better at scraping the snow. Very little dirt gouged today. When I let the cattle out of the corral to go to the bale tonight one of the cows was walking slow. I couldn't see a limp. Also in the dark I couldn't tell if it was the same cow that was walking slow a week or so ago.
This afternoon's view after the inversion weakened.
Far mountains are in Glacier Park |
Here a photo of Lake McDonald from the Glacier Park Apgar Mountain webcam today. Notice the temperature was 33.8 F on top of the mountain. In the Valley, under the inversion, we barely made it up into the 20s F.
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