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Maggie’s What's Your View II
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did you throw that thing in a pit of fire???
When the tree guys bring me wood, this is the indication that there is metal in the wood.
The grayish blue stain tells me I may be killing a sharpened chain.
The grayish blue stain tells me I may be killing a sharpened chain.
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Ft Logan National Cemetery Denver CO
mostly fence product, eyebolts that someone put there 40 years ago, nails, but once i cut into a bullet
Got our new wood stood up. A wet and a d r y look.
All wrapped up. With any luck, it’ll be primed and painted by the end of the day tomorrow
Did you get a new sidecar for Christmas Geno???
Hi,
My kind of copperhead...
Sincerely,
Theis
My kind of copperhead...
Sincerely,
Theis
Cedar
Also bought this and a few other neat pieces from them. They had talent but were stoned out of their gourds and not there a couple years later when I went by.
Reminds me of the cedar slab bench I bought from some hippies working out of the old train depot not too far up the road from you in Cross City 25yrs ago.
Also bought this and a few other neat pieces from them. They had talent but were stoned out of their gourds and not there a couple years later when I went by.
A good view on a Friday afternoon when it’s time to get outa Dodge before they close the whole place down. The Iceman cometh...
Then the most dangerous part of the day, the drive home...
@tnichols
Dang! Hate that ice. Dangerous and destructive.
Dont think my folks got a lot of ice over on SW IA. For sure were getting some snow.
Love your comment about the most dangerous part of the day.
I tell people that all the time when they dont know a lot of firearms and their first statement is “they are so dangerous”.
Driving. Not exercising. eating poorly.
All way way more deadly than firearms. An even greater number gap from firearms when the handlers of them know the rules and follow them. JT
Dang! Hate that ice. Dangerous and destructive.
Dont think my folks got a lot of ice over on SW IA. For sure were getting some snow.
Love your comment about the most dangerous part of the day.
I tell people that all the time when they dont know a lot of firearms and their first statement is “they are so dangerous”.
Driving. Not exercising. eating poorly.
All way way more deadly than firearms. An even greater number gap from firearms when the handlers of them know the rules and follow them. JT
Yes, gas plant main line interconnect. We bid and won the measurement and gas analysis for the custody transfer.
Spent much of my career on on big FERC gas projects scattered around the country. Last few years before I hung it up was a controversial oil line that was frequently in the news until Trump was elected/intervened.
Between everything else going on me and the kids got some more lumber up. Little by little.
yes. THAT one.... They are laying new pipe lines all over in my area. Lots of infrastructure investment here in the DJ basin.
Got enough first coat of black on. Have to get another coat on and it’ll be time to put it all together
Meet Luna the 1 year old rescue we just got. Been wanting to get a rescue for over 2 years always said cant afford to and too busy. We finally said I'm going to make it happen.
Didn't have my son this weekend so I have time to focus on getting her settled in.
Didn't have my son this weekend so I have time to focus on getting her settled in.
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Another glorious day in the Pacific Northwet!
Looks like an apple orchard, possibly in the Yakima area. Just guessin’......
Hunted some of the prettiest green fields I have ever seen this week. Saw a ton of deer, but only one mature buck. He made the mistake of stepping out 30 minutes before dark, last day, at 225 yards.
We are having our family Christmas gathering this 18th. As in the past we have a no gift policy except for the grand/great grand kids. The Child Bride and I no longer pile on toys, the rest of the family more than takes care of that for the two youngest. We lean towards more educational things like books and a monthly box of fun stuff from the Kiwi Company.
This year I'm starting a new tradition for the grandkids
Something of lasting value.
This year I'm starting a new tradition for the grandkids
Something of lasting value.
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Got a few old and a few new. Most are first salutes form newly commissioned lieutenants
Quite the opposite of the lush, green fields Major Wader enjoyed. By now the veg is frozen, and covered in ice or snow. The wind flag covered in ice as well. The visual cues for the wind call are gone. The arrow indicates the actual wind while I sent my 4 today. It’s kinda fun to watch the ice blow off on the initial impact ?
Maaaaybee!
I'd like to see a "A.O.C. Was Here!" sign next to the pits that were filled with the tons of garbage those SOB's left behind. The activists "save the planet" screed falls on deaf ears around those parts.
Played with Lego set today
Mostly to see how the new dog would handle it. She did great.
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Broke out the nay-k and made some fireballs today as well. Nothing like scaring the bejesus out of everything for a mile or two around
That’s pretty cool ???
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If it makes you feel better I will put the SBR lower on it?
I am intimately familiar with that whole fiasco.
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Couldn’t agree more. What’s worse is I have to ask permission to take said sbr’s across state lines. That’s why I keep a pistol lower handy!
White oak, shag bark hickory, way too much buckthorn and lots of weeds. This is my side-yard. Landscape lights illuminate some trails I mowed through. My workshop is barely visible in the back.
I've been buying tubes of silver dollars since my son was born in 1978............I give the kids, and grand kids, and now a couple of great grand kids, silver eagles for Christmas........
Now that’s a good day right there!
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