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'18 is officially in the rack.
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Early monsoon rains.
The sky was angry......... Yes, this one is actually my photo! LOL
Tuesday night a strong storm(60-70 mph) came through Wisconsin. The largest free-flying American flag in the world (70-by-140 feet) in Sheboygan was torn to shreds.
SpoiledRotten
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Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
That looks like some great bug repellant. Commercially availble?
I have seen and appreciated using the drum of a washing machine reappropriated as an excellent fire pit before. I have not seen one on such a nice stand before!
We have visiting friends in town who wanted to see the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona. It's also know as Cathredral in the Rocks and it was our first time seeing it. Stunning area and really and unique beautiful building. Spent another 3 hours or so having lunch, sightseeing, shopping in uptown Sedona too. Travel tip, Sedona is packed in the summer but make it on a Monday or Tuesday and it's much less crowded. We all wore our masks as did the majority of the visitors we saw
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And a couple more, Lori on the pathway up to the entrance and one of the views from the chapel itself.
I always say I’d like to visit AZ and the surrounding, looks nice.
Last time we were there was Spring Break 2001. I was a young buck back then!
SpoiledRotten
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Yes they are commercially available. Find a broken washing machine, take out the tub, and set it on a chiminea stand.
Lasts for years and years.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
She looks like she is about to go hijack a train being pulled by a steam locomotive, just don't see her horse in the picture. Maybe it is at the top of that hill they are heading up, LOL.How can we be sure that's Lori?
That's a really cool sight! Wifey and I went there and toured it a few years back, stayed in Sedona and hiked two trails per day on most days, and did some sightseeing on the others. Sedona is a really nice place to visit, we thoroughly enjoyed our time there. We also drove over to Jerome and visited Caduceus Winery, had a few flights of very tasty wine, and visited the museum in town. The switchback drive off of the mountain was a little challenging afterwards.......................We just love that whole area.
