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  • #2040567

    East sandland experienced about a tenth of an inch of rain.

    No flooding here.

    #2040568
    Trekkin and Birdin
    Participant

      We went completely out of contact from Friday morning to around 6PM tonight when we got home.  It was wonderful!   The BWCA was wonderful.  And…we came home to water in the basement.  Our amazing son spent the afternoon doing his best to contain it, but…here we go again.  I say get rid of the carpet.  It’s the guest room.  We never have overnight guests.  If we do….it’s still a nice quiet room.

      Sigh.

      #2040569

      I got a 2TF yesterday one year after the FTF.

      The best sig is no sig.

      #2040570

      Kids took out five caches since school got out, including my hotel, again.

      Two bugs lost, again.

      On an upside, somebody is posting in German on finds today along with another in English.

      We have two new cachers in town too!

      The best sig is no sig.

      #2040571

      “Darn Good Chili” is not.

      I get to be a family again tomorrow! Wife & kids are in WA and have one day trip left to get back here 🙂

      The best sig is no sig.

      #2040572
      Trekkin and Birdin
      Participant

        Oh, and I am now officially at 300 birds for the American Birding Assn. North American region.  Olive- sided Flycatcher in the campsite, and Connecticut Warbler was #300 on the Superior Hiking Trail.

        #2040573

        Spotted a Western Tanager up close yesterday but couldn’t get a picture.

        The best sig is no sig.

        #2040574

        Tough 1st day.  The previous employee on my route was disgruntled.  It is going to be a tough few weeks.

        The BBQ went as good as expected.

        #2040575
        JimandLinda
        Participant

          FTP for Tuesday.

          #2040578

          I found my hummingbird feeder chewed-up and empty this morning. All the bee guards were chewed and on the ground. I made repairs and put it back out and the hummingbirds are slowly getting back in sync.

          It appears to be the work of a tree rat though I never heard of them attacking a hummingbird feeder before. I guess they are destroyers of opportunity.

          #2040579
          BigJim
          Participant

            I had a tree rat trying to get to my hummingbird feeder this morning. Until I let the dogs out, then he had other priorities.

             

            All opinions, comments, and useless drivel I post are mine alone and do not reflect the opinions of the WGA BOD.

            #2040580
            Trekkin and Birdin
            Participant

              That sucks…but could it have been a bear?

              #2040581

              http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=e8583002-a273-4c92-9c89-f1420c22740e&wid=16ba2e83-5113-4747-8603-5821e8bbb8d9&ds=2 Sorry about the link. But the owner of an earthcache has over 1500 finds in one day! Whoa!

              ET Highway?

              that’s affirmative…

              Disclaimer : Always answering to a higher power.

              #2040582
              BigJim
              Participant

                With the Stanley Cup victory last night, it is now time to shave the  playoff beard. Otherwise it would just be a beard.

                All opinions, comments, and useless drivel I post are mine alone and do not reflect the opinions of the WGA BOD.

                #2040583

                That sucks…but could it have been a bear?

                No, a bear is much too big to chew up bee guards. They would have just disappeared.

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