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Hey Tim,
Definitely are some awesome views up in your neck of the woods.
About 20 yrs ago I participated in a remodel of a house that was located out on a rock outcropping that looked down on the highway a few miles north of the Beebe bridge.
I remember being in the back yard of that house and looking out and it felt like there was nothing around you but what you see 100s of feet below. To add to the experience, it was fire season and there was a helicopter buzzing around below where we were. Almost sensory overload.
Preston, that is a nice looking truck and a nice looking property you have.
Good morning WA...hope y'all had a great weekend!!! Gonna be yet another soggy day here...at least to start...hope MA Nature is taking good care of you!!!
Preston...nice view at your place...I'm subscribed to your build thread. Looking forward to seeing the progress.
Started the day at 44° headed to the high 60s. I had to dispatch a skunk this morning that had been trying for the last few night to get into our chicken pen.
Here are some Fuji apple's Maria harvested this morning, she said these are the small ones.
I can't believe tomorrow will already be mid-October, time flies.
So a couple of days ago, for the first time I learned about a couple of sock manufacturers, and I am a little curious. Has anyone worn the Camel City Mill work socks or the WillowAce socks?
Y’all have a good night. Phillip is telling me it’s time for bed.
Can’t wait for the wife to come home this week. Kristi has been over in Vancouver, WA for the past two weeks since our first grand baby was born. A Grandson named Logan. Puts life in perspective for me.
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