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[plowboy]

Let there be peeps

 

[LoneStarLori]

Took this on my mom's farm yesterday. I'm trying to get her to replace some of her old "Home Interiors" style farm prints with pictures of her own farm.

That is beautiful! I love the color and the simplicity.
Don't know bout your Mom, but I would happily hang that tin my house.
Good eye!

 

[olusteebus]

Big crowd there Duster. bet it was a great day.

 

[rolsen99]

Those of you on the east coast will recognize this! One of my favorite meals ever! Work travel can have small benefits such as this.

 

[jpike01]

Look what I stumbled upon this morning. He/she froze in that position a good three minutes until I backed way. It could not have been more than a day or two old.


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[JohnT]

Those of you on the east coast will recognize this! One of my favorite meals ever! Work travel can have small benefits such as this.

Lobster Roll and Clam chaddah? Looks wicked good! What are those chips?

 

[rolsen99]

Lobster Roll and Clam chaddah? Looks wicked good! What are those chips?

They were their homemade chips, such a good meal!



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[Boatboy24]

They were their homemade chips, such a good meal!



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Where was this?

 

[rolsen99]

Where was this?

River House, Portsmouth, NH. I think they were voted best fish chowder in the area.....and the lobster roll was great. Yummy

 

[Boatboy24]

River House, Portsmouth, NH. I think they were voted best fish chowder in the area.....and the lobster roll was great. Yummy

Thanks. It looks frighteningly similar to a lunch I had in Camden, Maine last summer.

 

[HillPeople]

Those of you on the east coast will recognize this! One of my favorite meals ever! Work travel can have small benefits such as this.

Ahh- my go-to lunch!
I really love the northeast coast.

 

[rolsen99]

Thanks. It looks frighteningly similar to a lunch I had in Camden, Maine last summer.

There are a bunch who do it out there. Most are good, but some are really really good.....and some have the power to make "it" move (Seinfeld reference). This is one of those. Although, maybe it's simply because it's a treat for me being from MI.

Hillpeops, go to lunch....lucky dog!

 

[ShelleyDickison]

The next Prima Ballerina. she is 4 1/2 and my second Grandbaby.

 

[Geronimo]

Oh My! How fun is that?

 

[Johngottshall]

Got the ponds and waterfall going, and the patio cleaned up.

 

[cimbaliw]

Took my bride up to Traverse City for her birthday. The wine quality sure has improved over our last trip only 18 months ago. Anyway, a couple of photos from the trip...

 

[cimbaliw]

A jug of clearing Skeeter Pee. Thanks Lon!

 

[LoneStarLori]

We returned last week from a 7 day inside passage cruise to Alaska. As someone who lives on the South Texas coast, I was completely awestruck by the scenery. Especially the glaciers. We splurged on a helicopter tour to the Mendenhall and Herbert glaciers in the Juneau Ice Fields. I found the piece of granite particularly interesting. How can such a big rock just be sitting there on a giant ice cube?

 

[Runningwolf]

OK This is War

Not only is he eating me out of my garden but he's moved his family in. Too many houses for the 10/22 but the 'ol Gamo Pellet rifle has taken out two of them so far today.

 

[plowboy]

The 10/22 can do the job, just have to feed it the right, sub sonic ammo.

And I'm not on speaking terms with that big slab of stone on the glacier. I have had to deal with one or two over the years that where dropped in my backyards 10,000+ years ago by the retreating glaciers of the last ice age. Needless to say they are a pain in the rear to move