I'll bet it is days like this that kept you going, back when you were in the desert.
You would be correct. This and thunderstorms. You just have to keep telling yourself that you can endure anything for a few months. In the grand scheme that's no time at all.....I'll bet it is days like this that kept you going, back when you were in the desert.
Looks like a great fire, and certainly a bit cooler than where I am right now...10am and 68F with a decent breeze. Blue skies with a few fluffy clouds....might go for an ice-cream a bit later on.
Ghost my Friend...I bet the visual views of where you are located there in VT are awesome when you get weather like this. Kind of like my million dollar views I get of the eastern slope of the Sierras when it snows. Just fantastic. Like you, I can handle this weather better than what we both had to experience in the damn sand box. If I never see that S**T HOLE place again it will be too soon! Kiwi put it most accurately when he stated that he bets you wanted to be there instead of the sand box. Man he is spot on ain't he. Oh well my Brother...Be safe when you are out plowing and don't over do it. We ain't as young as we once were so pace yourself. Then hit that recliner and have a couple of nice hot toddies...Peace Out...cr8crshr/Bill
Just returned from the trek to the barn and duck coop, which, stupidly, is in the other direction. I'm an idiot. Good cardio workout!Ghost my Friend...I bet the visual views of where you are located there in VT are awesome when you get weather like this. Kind of like my million dollar views I get of the eastern slope of the Sierras when it snows. Just fantastic. Like you, I can handle this weather better than what we both had to experience in the damn sand box. If I never see that S**T HOLE place again it will be too soon! Kiwi put it most accurately when he stated that he bets you wanted to be there instead of the sand box. Man he is spot on ain't he. Oh well my Brother...Be safe when you are out plowing and don't over do it. We ain't as young as we once were so pace yourself. Then hit that recliner and have a couple of nice hot toddies...Peace Out...cr8crshr/Bill
yeah, the desert was a bitch, sand gets into every damn thing . Good weight loss program though! 125 in the shade is like a blowtorch to fat...plus walking every where wearing 70lbs of armor. Or flying wearing the whole vest and gloves w/ helmet and running on adrenaline while sweating your *** off. It's quite a workout..not many big pilots around. It's like being dressed up in a flying oven...oh yeah, the bird has A/C...right, for the electronics, not for us. More like lukewarm air. I don't miss it at all, the sandbox I mean. I miss the feeling of having a resolute purpose though.Ghost my Friend...I bet the visual views of where you are located there in VT are awesome when you get weather like this. Kind of like my million dollar views I get of the eastern slope of the Sierras when it snows. Just fantastic. Like you, I can handle this weather better than what we both had to experience in the damn sand box. If I never see that S**T HOLE place again it will be too soon! Kiwi put it most accurately when he stated that he bets you wanted to be there instead of the sand box. Man he is spot on ain't he. Oh well my Brother...Be safe when you are out plowing and don't over do it. We ain't as young as we once were so pace yourself. Then hit that recliner and have a couple of nice hot toddies...Peace Out...cr8crshr/Bill
There is nothing like wood heat, knowing you can live independent of the grid if it goes down. I bought a Canadian Regency 1100 in 2001, still doing its job. Is that Jim Coronette's cat we see?
Wow!! Is that beautiful or what!! How dare you post that on a day like this!! LOL
Mine do the same. Must be fireproof!
Snowshoes?? I'm thinking of the old wooden ones!! Stay warm bud..
