Frattaloni's A-Sharad work in garden stores brings you garage logic podcast number 706

October 4 2021 it was 89 degrees with the record high on this day that happened in

1992 and it was 24 degrees in 1935

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Link

It's garage logic with rookie on production

Chris Reaver's director of social media John Hyde in the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop

Here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense your mayor Joe Sushire

I have had a tree

Hudd in my honor

Oh, a Sequoia

KJ all bright sent pictures of the hugging my son and I visited the giant forest in May pictures

Don't do it justice seeing those trees as is easy is an easy hike on a spring or fall day

Thanks for the show over the last 20 years Keith from Woodbury and it's interesting because I have another

Email related to that

Dan writes just a heads up for you and the boys about Sequoias the part of the forest life cycle

You're missing is that they've been through many fires over the centuries

The big trees themselves are not threatened by these fires the undergrowth may burn but the big trees survive just fine

In fact several conifer species need

Fire to release the seeds from the pine cones so they can land on the forest floor and germinate the cat thus

Cast it thus casting on the species maybe passing on the species feel free to check this out in

Google is from Dan Schultz in Buckley, Washington far enough away from Seattle

But still have a brain and use it. Thank you. Isn't that great news?

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