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Andy have seen this from Devils Hole in Death Valley , this is a video the national park service has from their Pupfish cam during the July 5th 7.1 earthquake

Scroll down and you'll find the video !!!!

 

Close, I took down the gate to the laundry room and reloading room to let him in. He is 5 figure it is safe to let him explore now LOL. With cases of shotgun shells in the reloading room and the AC no room for me to set up the cot but room for a Toller. Still for the last 2 weeks been pulling tuffs of hair off him talk about blowing your coat. And use the rake comb several times a day and get handful after handful of hair off it and repeat. He is happy now

Liked and unliked both. Because I could. Will be in Duluth on Saturday with high of 80°. Blood sucking insects however, a solid 100%. Can't wear a head net and shoot a shotgun. DEET and permethrin will be applied heavily.

No. Just No.

Hmm... OK.

And that is the dilemma. It gets worse as you get older. Hold it only -10F?! Still sucks but twenties and thirties below you really start to wonder...

Great, and I am half way between the Pacific and Atlantic. As strong as the pull of Az. is for me in the winter the seafood, or lack thereof, the struggle is real. Nice haul!

 

Wow

 

He dosent know how

 

Did you see were the Nat Park service mentioned the water rose to 15' during the Earthquake !!!

 

Reminds me of my dad's toolbox. Center drawer, top box was his "tip drawer". There were all kinds of dollars and coins. One day I opened it up to steal some change for the soda machine and there was a joint in there. I guess a tip is a tip.

We have frozen seafood!

 

Good evening.

 

Evening Martin !!!!

 

We are both naked

 

Really?? Poor Koala

 

You guys are sick

 

With today's technology most seafood is flash frozen, and even seafood from the dead red lobster taste good.

Until recently thought the Florida panhandle would be good for the winter, have been stationed at Pensacola and all over Fl. Then ran into Jim shooting skeet this Spring. He is a retired A-6 driver. Flight of the Intruder was a good movie but still do not do the men that flew the Intruder justice.



He is pretty chill for a Naval Aviator which is common. Especially compared to the AF pilots, where being a fighter jet jockey is everything. There are 4 retired AF pilots that cycle through the main base of us which are retired Navy in SD most years for phez, have learned a lot about the differences. Of course still personal observations, not a blanket statement. And most of the AF jockeys are pretty decent.

Jim and his wife went to Pensacola this winter and we have discussed it at length. Pensacola now has a rush hour. Too many people, 20 years ago when he was stationed there that was not the case. Now it is. Been almost 30 years since I've been there his word is good enough for me.

Nova's full name is Skylark Orion Nova. He was born on Veterans day and his breeder wanted the owners of the litter to name them after Military Aircraft. I picked the P-3 Orion, sub chaser.



Nova has lived up to his name





I think he will do well in Az. in the winter

TMI...

 

Pretty sure in Australia that is a capital offence. Not sure about the US but know a guy that is from the US and the State Dept. asked him to bring the Australian sub force up to speed. The Aussies made him a Secretary of defense. It would be the gentleman at the head of the table.



Even though they are diesel subs, we went to Nuc school together a long time ago. He is from Wi. but think he is German?



A suitable punishment should be able to be petitioned for Andy. But not sure what it would be...