Hedgerow
HACK
For you, it would be straight across 54 once you get to 54.
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Not sure that would be fastest.
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Not sure that would be fastest.
Homelite410
Hack with a CNC Mill
Put 2 gallon thru it last weekend at the tractor show.
sunfish
Fish Head
Two hours straight north to 54, maybe a little farther? Hard to get to anywhere from here.
60 hwy to Spfd. 13 hwy north to 54. Straight west to Ft. Scott.Two hours straight north to 54, maybe a little farther? Hard to get to anywhere from here.
WKEND LUMBERJAK
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Hah! South end of Fort Lost In the Woods. I was all over the back roads south of Rolla back '63-'68. Stopped at every low water crossing to catch goggle eye, bluegill and smallmouth.
Hedgerow
HACK
Yup.Two hours straight north to 54, maybe a little farther? Hard to get to anywhere from here.
Like Alen, 20 miles to even the smallest town..
I like those places.
sunfish
Fish Head
One of a few ways to get there.
Thanks man.
Yep, that's here.
Yes, I too!
sunfish
Fish Head
Yes, goin threw Lebanon looks like the 'straightest' route.
sawnami
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Homelite410
Hack with a CNC Mill
Love the bar Steve
Homelite410
Hack with a CNC Mill
Large spring empties into the Little Piney (?) not far from you. Was on private property back in mid '60s.One of a few ways to get there.
Thanks man.
Yep, that's here.
Yes, I too!
sunfish
Fish Head
Yep, Boiling Springs is a mile and a half down the road. It flows into the Big Piney River, not that is a big river. I live on Boiling Springs road. Pretty good fishin round here.
jetmd
ArboristSite Operative
Index finger - thumb use these to apply light pressure, blow down wind. Expedient handkerchief
jetmd
ArboristSite Operative
Might have to try to make the ICCE show. I sold all of my Lile knives several years back.
God rest the sole of a Master Bladesmith! RIP Jimmy Lile
God rest the sole of a Master Bladesmith! RIP Jimmy Lile
sunfish
Fish Head
Well look me up if ya do. I go by the name Don Hanson.
Well, my cousin has entrusted to me a family heirloom, today. A saddle. My mother was firstborn, then her brother Arnold, then Eldon, then Clifton, then Veldonna.
Arnold bought this saddle in 1942 or 43, best we can tell from family lore, from the Sears & Roebuck catalogue. He would saddle his horse, Prince, and ride to his future wife's parents house. Back then it was called courting. He was probably 18. He was drafted into the army, possibly 1944. Don't know the exact date. He was killed on Luzon island, the Phillipeenes, April 1945. He was 19 years old. 5 months before the end of WWII. While I will never use it, I don't ride horses and am too fat for this one, he knows I will take care of it and pass it on to another who will take care of it.
It's a good feeling to touch it and know that an uncle of mine, whom I've never met, sat in it at one time, even though it was brief.
Arnold bought this saddle in 1942 or 43, best we can tell from family lore, from the Sears & Roebuck catalogue. He would saddle his horse, Prince, and ride to his future wife's parents house. Back then it was called courting. He was probably 18. He was drafted into the army, possibly 1944. Don't know the exact date. He was killed on Luzon island, the Phillipeenes, April 1945. He was 19 years old. 5 months before the end of WWII. While I will never use it, I don't ride horses and am too fat for this one, he knows I will take care of it and pass it on to another who will take care of it.
It's a good feeling to touch it and know that an uncle of mine, whom I've never met, sat in it at one time, even though it was brief.
cobey
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I got some skip chain
Think It'll pull this bar? [emoji39]
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Now that is a real man's limbing saw. The 346 is for wussies.
