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that's dated 11/11/82...let me fix that for you....
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[Full disclosure, I *LOVE* a good candied walnut beet salad]
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I did a little bird watching last night
That must've been awesome!
I was invited last minute by a friend whose wife could not make it. There was no opening band, it was over three hours of playing and they opened with Hotel California. I would love to see them again if the opportunity comes up again.
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they (well... Glenn Frey) taught me how to play guitar
parents bought me my first guitar, along with the songbook for Eagle's Greatest Hits: 1971 - 1975, plus the just-released album of the same name & I started with the first song (Take it Easy), worked my way thru
parents bought me my first guitar, along with the songbook for Eagle's Greatest Hits: 1971 - 1975, plus the just-released album of the same name & I started with the first song (Take it Easy), worked my way thru
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Holy cow!
Snowing in Portland today.. make sure you chain up.
A herd of mule deer beside the Gila River. This is the main
group, there were lots of stragglers across the field
I'm not quite sure what to make of this.
You laugh, but a few years ago I drove up to Shaver Lake, on roads that look just like that, and CHP was stopping everyone - wouldn't let you go on without chains!
The trick is to chain the drive wheels.
I lived in Fairbanks for 4 years, drove down the Alcan in December, and didn't even own chains.
Although, there was one trip through Siskiyou National Forest a few years ago that got a little hairy on the downhill. I'm sure my wife was wishing we had chains...
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I bet she does, eh, eh? Bet she does! Say no MORE!
Living in New Mexico I've always considered winter the ideal BBQ season. No bugs, you can't burn down the state, and your beer doesn't get hot before you can drink it
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NORTHBOUND Interstate 77 and US 52 while simultaneously on SOUTHBOUND Interstate 81 & US 11
your actual direction of travel is WEST
your actual direction of travel is WEST
It's amazing the west was found, never mind won
I believe this is in South Carolina and back when we used maps I got here and promptly pulled off the highway to figure out where the hell I was going. It took awhile.
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Or maybe Virginia. Sorta where you can head north to Roanoke, south to Charlotte, or west to Bristol.
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Same is true when traveling 94 east/west thru Milwaukee (south of milwaukee thru Chicago). You're actually going north/south. You don't go east/west until you're south of Chicago or unitl you hit milwaukee.
i thought it was funny because the chains were on the back tires? not that it wasn't that snowy? but jokes are never good explained, so i'll just go back to my life and leave it at that...
GrogNerd
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it's just a random, interactive picture!
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The latest in fashion.
Cat epaulets.
Cat epaulets.
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is this a homebrew mill from 78?
i especially like the red rider cart style!
Apple smasher?
hey i just know that it's cool it's geared! way ahead of it's time! (and only $700!
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I have a clock that I maintain and keep running built in 1733. It also is geared!
Ok, but does it smash apples?
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It could, but my G’mas ghost would kick my butt.
