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Saddleback caterpillar. Hurts worse than any wasp or hornet sting. Absolutely make you wide awake and aware!!
My best buddy at his house having fun with his daddy.
Two ways to burn fat
1. Take a long cycling ride before breakfast
2. See below
3. Best of both worlds, take a long cycling ride before breakfast and cook steaks and burgers on the grill for lunch
1. Take a long cycling ride before breakfast
2. See below
3. Best of both worlds, take a long cycling ride before breakfast and cook steaks and burgers on the grill for lunch
Pickled jalapeño and pimento loaf
Image search says sawdust burner for a sawmill.
I met one of those (or their cousins) in New Orleans in spring 1992-ish. On a bike trip.
New Orleans is like being in Australia... all kinds of shit trying to kill you that you don't expect.
"Aw... cute caterpiller.... Sweet fucking mother of God that thing just cut my fucking arm off!!!"
Sirhr
Wigwam burner used in logging mills to dispose of waste wood and sawdust.
Paul Bunyon’s Badminton Birdie. He lost a LOT of them across the Western U.S.
I need to get out to the one East of Manton when the colors change this Autumn. With the old Mill pond, it should make a great photograph.
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Dayum! Haven’t been there in a long time. There are ones at Adin and Willow Ranch too.
It would make an interesting road trip to visit those still in existence.
BTW, Paul Bunyan was actually “formally” written in Westwood CA, not Minnesota. We saw the placards on the 4th of July during our annual day trip.
Hyampom is a neat spot.......but unless you know someone or need a 1000lbs of weed, there's not much reason to go.
True! Part of the Emerald Triangle of California.
I can remember going there on the one lane road in a bus, kinda weird seeing a road with two white shoulder stripes but no center stripe.
They worked it over a few years back.....still pretty narrow though. I'm out there semi regularly for work.
Saw one along hwy 84 after a clear cut. Always wondered what it was. Always thought it was some kind of silos. Tree replanted and starting to grow back up to be reclaimed by the land.
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