Pics from the deck. Hazy smoke from the Flat fire here. Every year now. 
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I’m sure you would. 
Sucks about the Subaru. Glad you’re ok though. What a loser pulling a hit-n-run. I loved those years of the “box” forester. We’re on our third forester. This 2020 is the newest car we’ve ever owned.
@Indicana_Jones, Subaru’s are great, reliable, and very safe vehicles. If you stay on top of general maintenance, they’ll run with them Honda’s and Yota’s. Hell, I seen one with about 500k on it once! Only downside I see is a guaranteed timing belt every 100-120k miles.
Sorry I’ve been MIA. Gonna be continuing a 60+hrs work week tomorrow…grrr.
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It’s only the drivers side headlight assembly. Fender I can fix. I’m looking for a red fender not looking good. If I fix it I’m not replacing it. Subaru is one of the best rated vehicles for collisions. Little Sherman tanks.
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Been there many times.
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Yeah, they’ve been top of their class in safety rating almost their entire existence. Especially side impact. These new ones have what looks like a latch catch assembly at the base of the rear doors. I couldn’t figure out why for the longest time. But, it’s some type of crumple protection.
I agree, just replace what it needs to keep it going. Bet you’re sure glad it missed the radiator though! Good luck finding a pick n pull fender. Even if you do find that color…you know it won’t match, lol.
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Hell No. I will pound that shit out.
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Lol, of course!
Them ones buckled in the seams will be tricky. If you’re gonna take it off to do it, I’d suggest a couple small blocks of wood to place between the inside of the fender and your weapon of choice. Less chance of more buckling or paint cracks. 
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My buddies doing all that. He has body shop tools.
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6:30 am on a Saturday and I’m outta likes for the next hour? What kinda nonsense is this?
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Patchwork Subarus are common out here, I’d have no hesitation.
I got a Forester Turbo after my CR-V got hit. I’ve been enjoying it. Thanks for the reminder on the timing belt, just crossed over 100K.
Nice deck view, bummer about all the fires. Gorgeous!
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I love those first flowers. 
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Morning feeding. 1 1/2 gallons of top water each pot.
2 gallons each.
2 Gallon Mix
3 grams Meg A
4.5 grams Meg B
3 grams Sweet Candy 0-27-27
1 TBS Molasses
1/2 TBS Big Bloom
1/2 TBS Microbe
1/2 tsp Kelp
Thanks for Following. 
P.S I measured the tallest Wonder Dawg “west row” from the stem coming out of the pot it’s 78". Topped 4 times.
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That’s a zoom in from my phone. Probably 300 yards from my deck that closest old growth tree there. Not my property. I wish. Stunning. 
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Great thing about that is it doesn’t have to be your property for you to enjoy it! I’d love morning wake and bake/coffee in the deck with that view! I can see mini mountains but nothing but desert up to them not very pretty at all. I’m partial to green and colorful not dead, brown, and pokey.
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Wonder Dawg crossed the 6’ mark you are in trouble now
Your weather looks nice too. I’d love to have a high below 90, just for a day.
I have a farm grass pasture on my property line, which I enjoy despite not owning it. It’s like an extended back yard. I’d trade it for those trees in a heartbeat though.
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I’ve seen it in the distance I think once in your pics. Looks really nice. 
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