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I knew I was and it has been confirmed!

 

Good morning everybody. Time to get going before the heat sets in, I’ve got grass to mow.

Heat index is supposed to be 105 today, drink water, lots of water.

 

So I’m elected as dump station guy does it at least come with a subscription to what’s the name of all the rivers and streams.

 

Good Morning

 

Good morning

 

Good Morning. Last Monday before vacation. Tonight I’ll start prepping the trailer and truck for our long adventure. Stay Well…Stay Safe

 

Morning all

Cat alarm went off at 0530
He doesn't realize what retired means

 

Good morning folks. Last day of work. Special coffee this morning.
Y'all be safe in the heat. It's going to be bad
Zim

 

Apparently you've been elected as the guy who will take shit from anyone.

 

Next trip to the Cape, I’ll march down Commercial Street in Provincetown with MermAndy. Maybe stop in one of the gay bars and prop him up on a chair.

 

Good morning to all. Everyone have a great day.

 

we will need video as proof.

 

morning gang. Nothing like getting woken up when your fan goes off along with everything else. Then zoie won't come back in since the battery backup and alarm are beeping due to no power.

Stay cool out there and drink plenty of fluids. Supposed to be about 99* here today.

 

Come on up. I’ll hold MermAndy and you can have a unicorn floatie around you.

 

Doubt it... too early in the day for it, but don't know. Just happy it's back on

 

You can see mine for Mn. between the dog and seat back

WetAndReady2Roll by Cold Iron, on Flickr

Along with topos and National Forest maps plus lots of others. They all are marked up with mapping pencils for changes in them. None are accurate as is.

Have gone to electronic maps with paper as a backup even in Canada. The best I have found is Scout and Hunt. While targeted for Aspen Cuts you drill down in layers to very accurate trail maps. Come to find out many single track moose trails were logging roads at one time

Glad yours is back on too! Went through that a couple of weeks ago wasn't as hot as you have to go through but was bad enough.

Growing up we would often loose power in the early morning, that was when all the farmers would turn on their milking machines. Was hi tech in the 60's and vacuum tubes and systems were run through the barns to collect the milk. Drew more power than the grid could handle and it would often bring down the whole power grid in rural areas. Someone someday might get the idea to plug in cars to pull off the grid and, erhhh never mind....