@Chris Powchuk I don't agree with that at all. I had an Electrolux front load. Crappy machine. Bio-stink built up on clothing. You would think after running a 2 hour cycle with warm water, on heavy cycle with extra rinses would result in clean clothing. Nope. The machine was also clean as a whistle inside and out. I kicked that machine to the curb and got an LG. Much better machine. Clean clothes and clean smelling clothes. So I do not believe they are all built the same or operate the same. I used to dry the boot and leave the door open on my Electrolux. Never any mold. I have gotten lazy with my LG and do not dry the boot but do leave the door open and again no mold. I run affresh on the tub clean cycle every now and then and that's about it. And top loads are not exempt from mold. I had a Fisher and Paykel top load at my previous house. That machine built up mold all around the outside of the tub where you couldn't see it but boy could you smell it. We had to take the whole tub out and drag it into our shower to clean it.

I forgot to list the species I took photos of. Here they are in order: Tsuga caroliniana Tsuga canadensis Abies koreana Pseudotsuga menziesii Abies homolepis Abies nordmanniana Abies alba Abies balsamea Abies balsamea phanerolepis Abies fraseri Abies concolor Picea orientalis Picea omorika Picea rubens Picea mariana Picea abies Picea glauca Pinus aristata Cryptomeria japonica Juniperus virginiana Chamaecyparis pisifera ‘Boulevard’ Callitropsis nootkatensis Taxodium ascendens

Here s my fug tent Year old figs ononly, the other are again heawier this season.

I went to a place about (usually) a 90 minute drive from home - north of Kenton, OH. Original plan was to take a nearby, 2 lane road west across town to get to Rt. 33 heading northwest - but I could see it was backed up, so I opted to hop onto rt. 315 north to the circle freeway. 315 was fine, but the freeway was stop, slow and go for miles - I probably would have made better time on my original route, since this part took me 3 or 4 times longer than it normally would. Once I exited that at Rt. 33, traffic was still very slow due to road construction happening (!) and an accident- just a fender bender. Once past that, it got better, and much better after the exit to the big metro park. From there it was mostly smooth sailing, a little bit of slowdown approaching Marysville, but after that maintained 70 mph right up until exiting to the local county road. My biggest issue was trying to use Google maps to navigate the smaller roads - I don't know if it was lack of coverage or what, but although it would show me my location, it didn't identify any of the roads or names of the towns (including Kenton). As a result I made a wrong turn that added about 30 min. to my drive, on a winding rural road. Coming back the traffic was very heavy, and slow, although not stopping, from just west of Marysville all the way back to the circle freeway - there were spots that it improved as people exited to other roads, then worsened again - I only saw one more accident on the way back, again a fender bender. I could see that the freeway was very congested and slow, the on ramps for both east and west were backed up - but the lanes for my original route were clear and it was smooth sailing the rest of the way home. I would say the return trip took maybe 50 minutes longer than usual. I passed a wind farm on my way and was curious about the noise the windmills make, since I have read complaints about it (and passed several signs reading "No Wind, No Solar" at farms that I had passed) - so I took a little detour down a road that went right through the middle of them. Stopped the car, turned it off, and listened - heard and felt nothing except the sound of a mower that I could see a short distance away.