I question the wisdom in making white ox gloves in "one size fits all" Takes me half a day to stretch em out to where they are almost comfortable.
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LOL I have had a 648d on one front tire before. It's an eerie feeling.
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Is that chips or sawdust? And blue sky? Don't worry I'm not moving there, even if it is nice country.
They are chips and were heading upriver. I'm assuming to one of the paper mills?
I have to add, Don't Move Here to be fair, although the South Shore of Superior is not a bad place to be. You should be Don't Move Hereing also!
Here is a picture of the barge. I was down at Skamakowa, Wa which is on the Columbia between Astoria, OR and Longview, WA. The shipping channel is very close to the river bank there.
How do you pronounce that? Ska mak' a wah or Skama kowa? I have a bet with the wife on this.
Ska Mach Oh Way, I think. The accent would be on the mach, and mach pronounced like the super sonic mach. I'm not a local. I can pronounce Pateros correctly.
Okay, her pronunciation was closer. I should have known not to bet with a native Oregonian.
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Don't bother the mosquito's will carry you off in the night, the calliphonrians will try to make you vegan, growing webbed feet is a very painful process, and the moss itches.
Yes. If the wind wasn't blowing there were mosquitoes and there were flies on Sunday when I got there. A dead sea lion carcass was on the beach--every dog's fantasy but my poor dogs were on leashes. When I got up this morning, there was a light drizzle. By the time I had the trailer hitched, it was a medium drizzle with a breeze. On the highway the wipers soon went on steady and the wind followed me home. I should have taken a picture of all the green (formerly white) pickups around there.
Just down the river a bit is the dismal mire, at least I think that's what it is called. Lewis and Clark got a bit wet in the area.
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sounds an awful lot like here......only steeper. we call um skeeters.........got all sizes lol. they are easier to tolerate than all the people.
seriously though the moss really itches...
Serious question... no trollin'... honest.
What is it about moss in PNW that causes itchin'??
Or is there an intended "funny" that went over my head??
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If you sit still long enough, it grows on your back...
Takes about 30 minutes...
In reality though, around a month or so and moss starts growing on anything sitting outside. 2-3 years and things get hard to recognize.
Takes about 30 minutes...
In reality though, around a month or so and moss starts growing on anything sitting outside. 2-3 years and things get hard to recognize.
Anything that sits outside without any attention becomes covered in blackberries along with the moss. There are big lumps of blackberries that have old mobile homes underneath. I have one more lump to investigate but it isn't mobile home size.
