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Wis turkey hunter found this out in the woods. Said it looks like the eagle was only dead 1 day.
Talons still stuck in the skull of the small deer.
Snack mix and a mixed drink beats a salad .
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At a local body shop today, talking to the owner, who is in his late 70s, as he sat behind the counter about a clapped out 1969 Fairlane fastback he had in a side lot along with a bunch of other old junkers.
ME: You mind if I go look at your Fairlanes and Torinos? I'm looking for a battery tray bracket.
HIM: I ain't gonna have it! That's the first thing that rusts out on 'em.
ME: I don't need the tray, just the bracket.
HIM: Well, I can save ya a lot of steps, cuz I ain't got it.
ME: But you don't mind if I wander down there and look?
HIM: Nah, I don't care, if you wanna walk all that way then go look.
Ya gotta love these crusty old curmudgeons...
These brackets were only used on big-block cars and they are getting real hard to find.
ME: You mind if I go look at your Fairlanes and Torinos? I'm looking for a battery tray bracket.
HIM: I ain't gonna have it! That's the first thing that rusts out on 'em.
ME: I don't need the tray, just the bracket.
HIM: Well, I can save ya a lot of steps, cuz I ain't got it.
ME: But you don't mind if I wander down there and look?
HIM: Nah, I don't care, if you wanna walk all that way then go look.
Ya gotta love these crusty old curmudgeons...
These brackets were only used on big-block cars and they are getting real hard to find.
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Looks Chinese.
Awww, this reminds me of November.
We occasionally get an early snow. One year it was Sept 3! Heavy, sloppy and miserable. Trees bent right over. It's no fun. I'll take -10 all winter long. unfortunately it averages out between -50 and plus 10.
Star-shaped grapes from Japan. WHO is going to be first and get these planted? They have to taste better then round ones for sure.
---------------- Update --- It looks like all the pictures of star-shaped grapes are photoshopped. Bummer.
---------------- Update --- It looks like all the pictures of star-shaped grapes are photoshopped. Bummer.
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I made it after Geek posted it earlier in the year. It was good, but yes, hard to decide what recipe to follow with so much variation.“There are approximately 3.5 million recipes for sancocho (the number of Dominican households)”
I looked up some recipes and found this. I’ll definitely be making it.
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We were fortunate to catch one of the last overwintering groups of sandhill cranes at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge in northern Alabama today. There were about 150 birds or so in this one. Annually, about 14,000 sandhill cranes overwinter at Wheeler. We also saw gulls, wood ducks, mallards and Canada geese, among other birds. My wife lived in Albuquerque for three years and so she has now seen the western migration and the eastern migration. They are distinct subspecies of the cranes that then blend together when they stage to spend summers in Canada. Next year, we'll be sure to make it in January! A very fun day.
Battery tray?
Well it's official. The Sandhill Cranes which Winter in the Bosque del Apache South of ABQ started flying North this week which means Winter is over in these parts as opposed to PA I guess!
We have lots of species that over winter, but the cranes, geese, and hummingbirds all have no interest in winter. It must take them months to get this far north.
We are so thick in the midst of winter that I'm going south!
We are so thick in the midst of winter that I'm going south!
Hot rod Tablet holder....
We have had a heat wave in Minnesnowta this week - mid-30s (F) and some of the snowpack is melting!We have lots of species that over winter, but the cranes, geese, and hummingbirds all have no interest in winter. It must take them months to get this far north.
We are so thick in the midst of winter that I'm going south!
The crazy thing is March is usually our snowiest month. So it's good that some of the existing snowpack (and it's a lot this year!) melts before then.
We have nothing for snow this year. about a 6 inch base. We have had the warmth this week, though. 10 degrees above was the warmest we got.
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