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[sour_grapes]

You would need to enter your exact address, which I'm sure you don't want to share here or we'll all come and pilfer your wine the next time you go on vacation, which I'm assuming is in a few days or so.

Craig, you have the gift! I am serious here: Have you considered writing a piece of humor, something like Dave Barry meets Carl Hiaasen?

 

[ceeaton]

Craig, you have the gift! I am serious here: Have you considered writing a piece of humor, something like Dave Barry meets Carl Hiaasen?

I think both of those authors are well out of my league (I do admit, I used to love to read Dave Barry's column when I could get it). I find looking at life with a little (or a lot) of humor makes it much more enjoyable! My father taught me that (and lived that way most of his life).

 

[bkisel]

Roy G Biv seen on Mills Hill Road between Shumway Hill Road and Arnot Road. This would be a bit south of RT. 6 between Wellsboro and Mansfield Pa.

[My dog Sadie and I will often take early evening dirt road runs looking for critters and such.]

 

[bkisel]

Just some ordinary wild flowers alongside a road...

 

[AkTom]

Just hanging out in the sun.

 

[Boatboy24]

Just hanging out in the sun.

Typical Husky.

 

[barbiek]

Crooked Cork
I take it you plan to make some Rhubarb wine?
Sure would be interested to hear about your recipe!

I planted it for pie. But having a terrible time getting it to grow!

 

[AkTom]

She’s not mine. I was making a delivery and saw her. Cracked me up. The first really nice, warm day this year. High 60s and mostly sunny. I almost took my clothes off and joined her...

 

[jswordy]

View out the front window during a really neat period of buttery sunlight during a sundown after a storm Wednesday. It was still raining, so things started off with a rainbow. Love that buttery light when it comes, but I have never seen the wheat look so golden as it did then.

 

[bkisel]

View out the front window during a really neat period of buttery sunlight during a sundown after a storm Wednesday. It was still raining, so things started off with a rainbow. Love that buttery light when it comes, but I have never seen the wheat look so golden as it did then.

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As nice as the photo is as is I bet someone with an artistic eye could do a little cropping and make it even nicer.

 

[bkisel]

As caught on my trail cam. Is this a big bear?

Also got some daytime deer. Look decent size. Shouldn't I also be seeing some fawns?

 

[Johnd]

As caught on my trail cam. Is this a big bear?

Also got some daytime deer. Look decent size. Shouldn't I also be seeing some fawns?

Looks like a decent sized bear to me....

Not sure about fawns by you, they’re born different times in different places. Down here in the south, June/July is birthing time, but you won’t typically see fawns for some time after that. While they are getting all of their food from nursing, mom typically tucks them away while she’s out feeding and returns to nurse. The fawns are usually in very secluded, thick areas and don’t move around much at all. We’re super careful about bush-hogging in high brush, they’re easy to run over, and usually start to be seen out and about in late August / early September.

 

[ceeaton]

I love this time of the year. Too bad I took this yesterday and it's been pouring all day today...

 

[bkisel]

Looks like a decent sized bear to me....

Not sure about fawns by you, they’re born different times in different places. Down here in the south, June/July is birthing time, but you won’t typically see fawns for some time after that. While they are getting all of their food from nursing, mom typically tucks them away while she’s out feeding and returns to nurse. The fawns are usually in very secluded, thick areas and don’t move around much at all. We’re super careful about bush-hogging in high brush, they’re easy to run over, and usually start to be seen out and about in late August / early September.

Thanks, that makes sense. I've only seen one so far this season.

 

[JohnT]

Escorted my Uncle to his college reunion (Princeton, class of 1959). It was rather wild!

 

[jswordy]

As nice as the photo is as is I bet someone with an artistic eye could do a little cropping and make it even nicer.

Well, um, thanks.

 

[bkisel]

Well, um, thanks.

Sorry, I can see where my comment could easily be taken as a back handed compliment. With hindsight, figuratively speaking, I should have kept my mouth shut. I really do like the photo.

 

[Boatboy24]

 

[geek]

Hello from Montego Bay [emoji4]

 

[bkisel]

Hello from Montego Bay [emoji4]

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Doesn't have the same impact as when you post your beach scenes in the winter.