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Maggie’s What's Your View II
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I love it when a homeowner comes out and seeing their system torn apart just turns around.
I hate replacing reversing valves.
I hate replacing reversing valves.
Hi,
Was briefly my view while talking with Captain.
Sincerely,
Theis
Was briefly my view while talking with Captain.
Sincerely,
Theis
They were in my raft. On that day I realized how much scarier it is to raft than to kayak. Responsibility for others.
Starting my chili for Sunday dinner...
Sometimes really enjoy those 10-15 min simple little forgings
Mile High Shooting or Willy Wonka’s?
One great thing about seeing Frank out in the world is towering over someone besides my 9 yr old, being all of 5’7” myself.
@clcustom1911 - oh dem shoes!!!!
One great thing about seeing Frank out in the world is towering over someone besides my 9 yr old, being all of 5’7” myself.
@clcustom1911 - oh dem shoes!!!!
Photo from top of Jelm Mountain by Michael Brotherton. When I was growing up my father, two brothers, and I used to hunt deer around Jelm Mountain and Red Mountain to the south. We also hunted a ton of prairie dogs around Ring Lake below Jelm. The mountain in the background in Sheep Mountain, and the lake to the right of Sheep Mountain is Lake Hattie. We caught great rainbow trout fishing from the shore of Hattie. That was 50 years ago.
I double like you having the compass mounted like that.
now thats an appropriate size redneck bonfire!!!
Approved!!
Seems like a lack of cold beers in that pic though.....
And no hotdogs or marshmallows. Or does that come a bit later when its a tad smaller?
Approved!!
Seems like a lack of cold beers in that pic though.....
And no hotdogs or marshmallows. Or does that come a bit later when its a tad smaller?
Brief respite from the snow when I shot this. It's snowing again now.
Gorgeous!!! Some of those slopes seem to be begging for a few linked knee dropping turns!!
Those narrower shots in the middle are calling my name, as are some of the "looser" tree areas.
As are some of those rock drops on the top right of the peak, but I do have sense enough know not to go over 25" these days
Not sure the base is enough and it makes me think about it.
Im over the libs and crowds and I do miss an early AM skin track, sunrise from up above treelike with hot coffee and a perfect pow run or 3 before heading back to the truck.
Those narrower shots in the middle are calling my name, as are some of the "looser" tree areas.
As are some of those rock drops on the top right of the peak, but I do have sense enough know not to go over 25" these days
Not sure the base is enough and it makes me think about it.
Im over the libs and crowds and I do miss an early AM skin track, sunrise from up above treelike with hot coffee and a perfect pow run or 3 before heading back to the truck.
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No pics but just a nice short cruise around with the top off the heep today. Topped out at 70 here, and supposed to be almost 80 tomorrow if I heard the news right
Watched a good portion of the NIMITZ and VINSON strike groups return from deployment or work ups this week. This pic caught my eye, 14 billion worth of tax payer freedom navigating around 30+ billion of other tax payer based freedoms:
USS MICHAEL MURPHY (DDG-112) passing USS TULSA (LCS-16):
At a different mountain, not far from here: I was riding the lift with a friend, many years ago, when we saw two specks climbing the chute on Gunsite Mtn in the pic below. My friend, an ortho Dr. said those guys are nuts and I agreed. We watched their progress as we rode up and skied down a few times and finally they made their run. We continued to question their sanity and then as we got off the lift they came skiing by; it was my 15 year old son and his buddy.Gorgeous!!! Some of those slopes seem to be begging for a few linked knee dropping turns!!
Those narrower shots in the middle are calling my name, as are some of the "looser" tree areas.
As are some of those rock drops on the top right of the peak, but I do have sense enough know not to go over 25" these days
Not sure the base is enough and it makes me think about it.
Im over the libs and crowds and I do miss an early AM skin track, sunrise from up above treelike with hot coffee and a perfect pow run or 3 before heading back to the truck.
I never had the desire to climb that far and knew my own limitations, so I never tried it. He skied it many times without injury.
Mile High Shooting or Willy Wonka’s?
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One great thing about seeing Frank out in the world is towering over someone besides my 9 yr old, being all of 5’7” myself.
@clcustom1911 - oh dem shoes!!!!
I'm 90% sure I briefly saw him at the Denver airport once a year or so ago. I wasn't about to go running through the terminal to find out if it was him but remember doing a double take when I was walking past the electronic people mover thing he was standing on, going the opposite direction.
I'm also not sure WTF is up with those shoes.
Your son and I think the same about cool ski decents.....At a different mountain, not far from here: I was riding the lift with a friend, many years ago, when we saw two specks climbing the chute on Gunsite Mtn in the pic below. My friend, an ortho Dr. said those guys are nuts and I agreed. We watched their progress as we rode up and skied down a few times and finally they made their run. We continued to question their sanity and then as we got off the lift they came skiing by; it was my 15 year old son and his buddy.
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The pic caught my eye before I could read and that was my first though. "That needs skied"
Mile High Shooting or Willy Wonka’s?
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One great thing about seeing Frank out in the world is towering over someone besides my 9 yr old, being all of 5’7” myself.
@clcustom1911 - oh dem shoes!!!!
When I first looked at the pic, I thought he was wearing my orange mountain biking shoes.
I bought them because they were ugly...
More Context to the pic above:
Navy Destroyer Pulled Into San Diego Flying An Absolutely Gargantuan American Flag (Updated)
USS Michael Murphy strutted into San Diego Bay in style flying the biggest American Flag we have ever seen on a U.S. Navy surface combatant.
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More Context to the pic above:
Navy Destroyer Pulled Into San Diego Flying An Absolutely Gargantuan American Flag (Updated)
USS Michael Murphy strutted into San Diego Bay in style flying the biggest American Flag we have ever seen on a U.S. Navy surface combatant.
I loved seeing that in the other picture, especially in regards to the ships namesake, in the back of my mind though I am thinking I hope the upper echelon means it.
All this talk of standowns for extremism and new oaths......I hope that display is a message "American Patriotism and love of our history is not Extremism".
50 degrees sun is shining and north wind at 30mph and gusts.
So we went for a 4 mile walk.
last time I took the wife and my son. It’s a lot easier when you aren’t carrying a 4 year old.
I will drag him along when it’s nicer.
Ton O Geese out n about this morning. Fields were full and the sky was dark with'm.
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Today’s view is from the inside of ma knees, and a cortisone shot for both
Don't ask. Just look at it. Surprises are AWESOME! 
My youngest hooked me up with the 300BO. The 5.45x39? There's a Secret March Santa involved!
My youngest hooked me up with the 300BO. The 5.45x39? There's a Secret March Santa involved!
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