Shop Time w/T.W. Friends

After driving through the mountains, we passed through where bananas are made. Miles and miles of fields of banana trees, followed by miles and miles of shipping yards full of sea cans.

Our home for the next week or so, then we move about 40 minutes along the coast. @StayinStock it's like a big treestand!

Internet is much better than at home.

We are apparently on the lookout for howler monkeys, sloths, iguanas, toucans (tons of other birds) and some rabbit like creatures I've never heard of that our hostess said are around.

 

For the space people...

 

I might be able to hit one of those sloths with my bow, prolly get plenty of chances.

 

Used to be, some of the beer joints would serve you (complementary) iguana meat and chips. It’s tasty!

 

Howler monkeys came through, I didn't even see one.

 

If I find some I will definitely try it and report back.

 

Went for a beautiful hike with the family today, then lunch at olive garden.. which my daughter threw up all over the backseat of the Tacoma. An hour and a half from home... not the best drive home.

 

I went for a little trip to see some history with the family today. Not pic heavy, but I think I’ve shared this same spot a while back.

 

Goodnight everyone, sleep well

 

I worked as a Grizzly man underground mine in my younger years…8 hours a day breaking rock with a sledge hammer. 8 pound hammer was manageable for a full shift, 16# hammer just kicked my ass if used for more than an hour.

 

Good morning everyone

I hope you have a pleasant day

 

Good morning everyone, have a great and blessed Sunday.

 

Man, the smoke from Canadian wildfires has been with us all summer. It’s gonna dampen viewing fall foliage which will hurt local businesses..
https://x.com/mwobs/status/1708440951495012639?s=46

 

Morning all have a great day

 

id been dead by end of first shift

 

Morning fellers

And @Gen1TacoLady

 

Morning

 

Went to pull cameras at the back pasture , forgot to turn it on well it happens

 

Deer opens today at home, but the temps are in the high 70's, so unseasonably warm. Should be much better when I get back. Hopefully the big bucks will lay low till then.