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I was just checking out the very noisy suet feeder, it turned out to be an adult chipping sparrow feeding one of it’s youngsters. At one point the youngster was hovering as the adult shoved suet into its mouth.

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I’ve got a few caches to log but I’m hesitant to do it on the computer because my internet provider is a little shaky.

I hate rewriting logs because of interruptions dropping the whole thing.

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amita17 wrote:

Neenah/Menasha/Appleton (Fox River/Winnebago)–Park to Park Paddle

Maybe we’ll see you on TV.

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sandlanders wrote:

Does everyone have a D5 or T5 cache picked out for the next souvenir?

I suppose I could do Party Island though I don’t know why.

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Rain gauge shows about seven tenths.

Should keep the lawnmower in business for another week.

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LugNut wrote:

I have a question. Once you downloaded and used it to find the cache how do you delete it from your favorites? I can delete it from recent finds but can’t figure out how remove it otherwise.

I have found that if I change the cache icon of a treasure chest to a found cache icon of an open chest Nuvi will gladly delete the entry entirely.    Forever.

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Sometimes its not good to think too much.

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Just finished replacing the wear bar/blade on my new (used) snow plow.

It’s never too early to get ready for winter here in Wisconsin.

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It’s getting dark in the house here in East sandland. I know that after the 21st we start losing daylight but this is a bit sudden.

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sandlanders wrote:

BigJim wrote:

I was really looking forward to learning about the connection between James Gordon Brown and Nike Shoes.

James Gordon Brown wears Nike shoes when he goes for a run.

And when is it that he goes for a run?

When he’s wearing Nike shoes.

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Trekkin and Birdin wrote:

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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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.

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

No flooding here.

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Don’t know how that double posted.

No delete in this toolbox ?

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When I was on remote sites overseas, fried spam showed up on many of my sandwiches.

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