Non-Typical Solutions

I love the one about the Civic. Makes you realize the pile the green tree huggers are selling.

I did the U of A night light on the other WOW, just barely finished this one up. I am a U of A fan, but my son just graduated from ASU so I gotta walk a line of sorts. Go CATS!!!!

Keep on dreaming and it will happen.....great lookin bucks....good luck.

Show up in Snowflake this weekend for Pioneer day celebration and go to the craft show......we will have a booth there and can get you set up with anything you want........get there in time for the parade 9:00 start time on Saturday............

Hitting unit 27 again this year, I am gonna keep trying until I get one of those sneaky buggers.....good luck to all. I am excited to get out and get away from work and the rest of it all.

Perfect......that was great............

Left arm gone clean up to the elbow.....................Amos Moses

Got an education this weekend while on a little genealogy trip. Landed in Charleston, WV Friday 29 about 5:00pm. Drove down I-64 about 45 minutes. Decided to go check out a cemetery in a little town called Pax before we went on in to the motel at Beckley. Within about five minutes, we had trees dropped across the road in front of us and behind us. We were without power at our motel for the next three days, people were lined up for miles trying to get gas. Stores and parking lots were empty........what a mess. Reminded me of some dooms day movie where the town gets deserted. Just google Derecho and you can see just how lucky we were and how much devestation this little bugger did this weekend. I have pictures, but this is the first motel we have been in since Friday that had internet service and all services up and running. We are in Richmond Va.

I remember I was 8 years old. Not sure if any of you tried this as a kid, but, I would stick a match in the end of my BB gun and shoot the match at the wall of our house. Those matches back then would ignite on impact. I caught our dry bermuda grass lawn on fire........wow what an idiot......lucky the garden hose was right there. I got two whoppins.......one for burning the lawn and putting our house in danger of burning down and the other for putting an object in the barrel of my BB gun.

Keep bumping it up, that is a sweet gun.......fun gun......

How about them bears.........awesome pics all the way around great looking cat......lots of fun........

Congrats to the cats...............way to go...........

Unfettered......wow, such terminology........interesting read thanks for red flagging it for us.

Great big bull in the velvet on the side of the road late last night.....woke me up for the rest of the drive home.....need some rain to help those antlers grow

Incredible how fast they put it back on....I am always amazed no matter how many timed I see it....thanks for the pics

Location, location, location......and time..............good luck out there..............

I had to laugh when I heard this story the other day, check it out.....bear interrupts graduation ceremony..... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2153063/Bear-graduation-Bear-interrupts-graduation-California-elementary-school.html

So did the lion trigger the camera or that fast moving monster very unique pictuure for sure............

Great write up and what looks like some dang fun fishin.....

This has gotta be salt in the wound today......one game away from the college world series....go cats..........

Great peek a boo picture by the little guy in the tree. that sounds like a fun trip in.

Cool pics for sure.......

One thing I remember after we moved to New Mexico in 63. We came from Cotton City, up through Silver City, Cliff, Glenwood. Glenwood was always a picnic stop. That changed after my mom discovered that there was water cress growing in the creek off the side of the road just north of Glenwood, so then we stopped along there and ate lunch and collected water cress. I didn't eat the stuff but mom and dad loved it. Stopping at the tackle shop in Alpine was the greatest. Herb always treated us like we were the only people he had to wait on and he always had a huge selection of fishing lures and flies. Worms were always the bait of choice so dad would pull over next to a meadow full of cows. I think it was on the Big Lake road from Alpine. We would start turning cow pies over and take a scoop with the shovel to reveal worms. Dad built a summer home in Alpine mid 70's. We made a habit of fishing Big Lake in the evenings after work. The road dropping into Three Forks we nick named slickery hill. Any time it got rained on that road was a challenge going up or down. Dad took care of a church camp by Buffalo Crossing, it is called Brentwood. We spent many days there testing water, fixing the pump and chasing chipmunks. I miss those days and my dad............but this mountain has been one of the best places to spend time.........lots of great memories.

Good deal. I enjoyed the read.............................