Talking about fun to drive, while in the service in the 60’s I had a 53 MG TD that I would put fishing rods on the passenger side floor board and stick out the top, hated it when a had to sell it when I was sent overseas. Sent from my iPhone
Good work Davide. As for polar bear substitutes, I've never used it. BUT, a friend of mine has some from way back. I'll ask him I can get a look at it, and for his recommended close substitute. ------------------------------ Richard Fleming Freedom ...
Hey David. Let me try this again as I inadvertently posted this information in the Oregon thread. S Holston is a premier tailwater for sure. I'm heading there next week as a matter of fact. Sulfurs should be mobilizing (any input John Kies?). IMO ...
Sorry folks, I hit the wrong thread to respond… Sent from my iPhone
I wrote to Rory about the heron, and he responded that we could use an acceptable substitute, such as blue pheasant rump, as long as we noted the substitution with our submission, so like flies could be judged with like. Good catch on the polar bear, ...
I had some Smith sunglasses that were no good from the day I got them. There was something going on that gave the appearance of an oil slick or interference pattern that kept growing. I got six pairs of sunglasses at Big 5 about 25 years ago on bargain-basement ...
Just a thought about Oregon politics. Looking at a map of Oregon reveals that roughly two thirds of the states land mass is east of the Cascade Mountains, but it only takes the three metro counties (that’s Portland area, Multnomath, Clackamas, and Washington ...
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