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Hey Berti, good to know you're still above ground. Your folks were legends and great people to know.
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Berta Newton
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TY and hello back from Deaver, WY- up north!
Berta Newton
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Hello! May I ask who you are? Dad passed in 2013 and mom passed in Oct. Yep, still kickin' around. TY!
Black Dog
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Welcome from middle TN
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We've lost a bunch of others beside your folks, Travis Bennett and AJ White among the more notable.
Welcome from Northwest Florida, was up in Cheyenne a couple years ago and loved it. Toured the Fossil building at the college and loved the Big Boy locomotive at the park.
Welcome to the forum!
Welcome to the forum!
Berta Newton
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TY! Got gators?! I am up here on the north end of the state, a great place to visit is the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Cody Arms Museum. Lots of good goodies in there! Museums - Buffalo Bill Center of the West
Berta Newton
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Aw! I knew Travis and AJ years ago. Sad loss of those olde timers. One of a kind people! I used to hang out with the Yellowstone Mountain Men out of Cody, but they folded a few years ago.
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Welcome from New England.
Berta Newton
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Thank you! From northwest Wyoming right here!
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Howdy from North Texas and welcome to the forum.
Welcome from Annapolis
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Saw the museum on our visit and I really liked seeing the stagecoaches.
We have gators and they sometimes even show up on the beaches which makes them much more dangerous than the man of war jellyfish and sharks. I have no interest in floating down the blackwater river as it enters the bay the gators congregate and wait for a quick meal. They also jump up on the docks and you can't get by them.
We typically have killings several times a week in Pensacola with real shootouts in the streets and intersections. The Naval Air Station Pensacola has a terrific museum like the Smithsonian but it has been off limits to everyone since the terrorist attack which killed at least one I forget. It happened years ago and it can probably be read up on via internet.
We just went constitutional carry in this state without a permit but cannot open carry yet.
It was a rough Summer with weeks of heat indexes over 115 and little to no rain. I have never experienced so many days 98 plus degrees with 99 percent humidity. Going to the beach was restricted to sunrise to about 10am and we never used the boat all year.
Tens of thousands are moving to Florida it seems like every week and a home that sold last year for 170 thousand just sold for 400K.
The swamps around us are being drained and massive housing developments are being built in just a few months. The old huge oak that I got to see in the swamp is now gone and the swamp has been drained using cement pipes big enough to walk through.
Formosan termites showed up for the first time 4 feet away from our home. It's near 2000 a year for termite, 6000 for home insurance if they will even sell it to you, and with all the new schools taxes rival up North now. A new shingle job on a one story 1200 square foot home is $9000 if it meets present code, if not, double it.
We have awesome roads and the cops usually don't pull you over unless you are in the way of them getting to the donut shop when the sign is flashing (which means donuts just done and hot). So school zones are 45 or faster, 55 means 70 on local roads, 20 through developments means please don't roll over in my yard.
It's 7.50 for a dozen eggs, the painted white ones that say Large on the package and you get two large, one is cracked and the rest are small. The old people know to stand in the cooler doorway and open boxes of eggs to swap out until they get a full one of large and unbroken. $5.48 for butter, 1 pound of deli chicken yesterday was $17 and the clerk nearly choked when he saw the printed label come out.
I stopped to get a quart of latex exterior paint to touch up trim outside and it was $24.
I have quit going to auto mechanics, work went for $200, to $500, to $1200 in less than a year so it was back to the jackstands for me.
37 degrees this morning at sunup and it's 54 at 950. I won't go out until it hits 60 as my flip flops are too stiff.
Birthday at the beach this afternoon with lunch, probably clean some guns before then and watch GRIT westerns on TV.
Wish we had trains to watch like you do up there.
We have gators and they sometimes even show up on the beaches which makes them much more dangerous than the man of war jellyfish and sharks. I have no interest in floating down the blackwater river as it enters the bay the gators congregate and wait for a quick meal. They also jump up on the docks and you can't get by them.
We typically have killings several times a week in Pensacola with real shootouts in the streets and intersections. The Naval Air Station Pensacola has a terrific museum like the Smithsonian but it has been off limits to everyone since the terrorist attack which killed at least one I forget. It happened years ago and it can probably be read up on via internet.
We just went constitutional carry in this state without a permit but cannot open carry yet.
It was a rough Summer with weeks of heat indexes over 115 and little to no rain. I have never experienced so many days 98 plus degrees with 99 percent humidity. Going to the beach was restricted to sunrise to about 10am and we never used the boat all year.
Tens of thousands are moving to Florida it seems like every week and a home that sold last year for 170 thousand just sold for 400K.
The swamps around us are being drained and massive housing developments are being built in just a few months. The old huge oak that I got to see in the swamp is now gone and the swamp has been drained using cement pipes big enough to walk through.
Formosan termites showed up for the first time 4 feet away from our home. It's near 2000 a year for termite, 6000 for home insurance if they will even sell it to you, and with all the new schools taxes rival up North now. A new shingle job on a one story 1200 square foot home is $9000 if it meets present code, if not, double it.
We have awesome roads and the cops usually don't pull you over unless you are in the way of them getting to the donut shop when the sign is flashing (which means donuts just done and hot). So school zones are 45 or faster, 55 means 70 on local roads, 20 through developments means please don't roll over in my yard.
It's 7.50 for a dozen eggs, the painted white ones that say Large on the package and you get two large, one is cracked and the rest are small. The old people know to stand in the cooler doorway and open boxes of eggs to swap out until they get a full one of large and unbroken. $5.48 for butter, 1 pound of deli chicken yesterday was $17 and the clerk nearly choked when he saw the printed label come out.
I stopped to get a quart of latex exterior paint to touch up trim outside and it was $24.
I have quit going to auto mechanics, work went for $200, to $500, to $1200 in less than a year so it was back to the jackstands for me.
37 degrees this morning at sunup and it's 54 at 950. I won't go out until it hits 60 as my flip flops are too stiff.
Birthday at the beach this afternoon with lunch, probably clean some guns before then and watch GRIT westerns on TV.
Wish we had trains to watch like you do up there.
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Both good friends of mine. AJ lived 2 blocks from me. Learned more from them than I can even remember. AJ and I and a couple other friends started the first Hunter Safety in Shoshoni. Literally tore my heart out when they passed. Both giants in muzzleloading in not only Wy but nationwide.
Berta Newton
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Thank you!
Welcome from Ab !
