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It's true. I ve used Ancestry. Com, I believe they are owned by the LDS. If H. Jarvis is mentioned in a public family tree I'll have names.

Last week while raking behind the old 1899 hotel on US60, I found these early Vietnam Era dog tags. Thanks to the internet, minutes later, found this. Next, to find a living relative of this man and return them. RIP SP4 H. Jarvis, thank you for your service.

Rain here last two nights in nw valley. Not much but we'll take it.

The Jet Stream is the main weather influencer in the nothern hemisphere. If scientists can get a handle on predicting its path, half the climate puzzle is solved. The western hemisphere only became aware of the Jet Stream less than 80 years ago when U.S. bombers flying towards targets over Japan hit the force of the atmospheric River head on.

I'm calling for a cooler, wet summer. Hopefully that trend will continue and the climate alarmist will have $5 a dozen egg on their face.

Neat finds are everywhere. While digging a water line last week, unearthed this medicine bottle. Has the Owen's Glass Co hallmark and a 1920 manufacture date.

Fishermen Receive 10-Day Prison Sentences, Probation After Pleading Guilty to Cheating in Tournament https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2023/05/11/fishermen-receive-10-day-prison-sentences-probation-after-pleading-guilty-to-cheating-in-tournament/

I believe the trailers were parked near the lake and submerged by rising water when they weren't moved in time. PS Love my new ram.

VE Day 1945

I think it was taken yesterday but that trailer and another one have been in the water for weeks.

So the dudes cargo pants catch fire as he tries to stomp his fire out. That would have been awesome.

Did you see him flinch when he thought he had a sixth round? Haha there is a resemblance

How stupid can one be? Hope he's caught and punished.

Yeah shooting him in the face was cool but giving the American people proof would have offended some haters. A bad call. But I do believe he's dead. Conspiracy theorists had been batting a thousand up to now.

We raise Royal Palms and its fun to watch the tom strut around. Not sure what your question is. We keep ours in a yard during the day with 6' tall.fence and lock them up in an aviary at night. They like to roost as high as they can get so it's a delicate balance knowing how much wing to clip and still enable them to roost high off the ground. Helps if they have an old dead tree with limbs to get up. Turkeys are one of bobcats favorite prey. You've got to enclose them at night, roof and floor too. Still might have some taken in the daylight by predators. Our turkeys put themselves away at dusk, we just have to lock the doors behind them.

..to go dredging.

I'm familiar with bucket dredging but had to look the Bima up. I can't imagine the.ammount of maintenance it took to keep something like that operating. Even in the simplest mining endeavor is plagued with breakdowns, interruptions and failure. Thanks for sharing. I made it to Nome twice on catchers. The company managers were so scared of crews jumping ship that only trusted veteran employees were allowed in town. I spent 4 weeks anchored off shore and only a few hours in town. Would have gladly traded my.position as crane operator to dredge in Nome.

Something about the way I was getting out of the tractor at work was making my wallet fall out. Found it the first couple times but eventually my luck ran out. An old timer asked me if he could metal detect on the acreage I work on and I said "sure." Dang if he didn't come across my wallet. We're good friends now.

Interesting color

Heading south out of Alpine, take a right on Middle Mountain Rd. Lots of camping and a water tank about 1000 yards south. Everything a turkey could want