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Came to town for parts.
From the COUNTRY.
I realize we are not near as rural as most of Ohio.....but we still have a grocery store.
They have a maple stick once in a while.
They have those good half size Shasta pops too.
Thats a nice treat for us near rural types.
I am MAGA.
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Campfire Greenhorn
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I could put up 100 pics of what one is missing in the country. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/cJZFLYj7/Twins.jpg)
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Getting away from Those might add 10 years to your life!
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Came to town for parts.
From the COUNTRY.
I realize we are not near as rural as most of Ohio.....but we still have a grocery store.
They have a maple stick once in a while.
They have those good half size Shasta pops too.
Thats a nice treat for us near rural types. They have grocery in town? Cool, you can probably get you a package of the Hostess chocolate "donettes"......................I love them things!
The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men.
In it is contentment
In it is death and all you seek
(Quoted from "The Bleeding of the Stone" Ibrahim Al-Koni)
member of the cabal of dysfunctional squirrels?
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Campfire Outfitter
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The Bowling Alley in Challis, Id. had the world's best donuts. Amazingly they were made from potato flour.
mike r You don't often see the words "bowling alley" and "donuts" in the same sentence. Beer maybe, but not donuts. In Challis you can buy beer at Stinkys, gas station convenience store, hunting license and local jerky. Challis is a cool place, not as cosmopolitan as Salmon but still cool. mike r
Don't wish it were easier
Wish you were better
Stab them in the taint, you can't put a tourniquet on that.
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Campfire Ranger
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Big jim walks in with a 12" hog and just slaps it on the table.
MAGA
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MAGA
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Campfire Regular
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As you can see, no two alike. Went over the hill to the small town and had breakfast there and they make baked goods in house. I got a donut to eat on the way home and a turnover for lunch. Wife got a cinnamon bun, was going to just take a bite on the way home, found out it was still warm and ate about 1/2. If we didn't live in the country we'd lose this: ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/13y63G44/IMG-20200718-095706831.jpg) Looks like the country hearth. Good to see Jan is still at it.
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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We have an amish bakery about 30 miles from across the Ky line.
Good cinnamon rolls and bread, basically hell on earth for some Keto person.
But.....sheeeww - weeeee, them big gals in there wreak of sheep sweat. Like bad, ammonia body odor funk.
Shiver.... The ones at the bakery here appear to be young and thin and I've never noticed an odor about them.
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Campfire Regular
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I walked to the mailbox the other day wearing nothing but Crocs.
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Campfire Ranger
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KFWA: NOBODY enjoys a good doughnut more than "I"!
But when I up and left the community, city, area I was born and raised in and lived in the first 49 years of my life and moved lock, stock and barrel to "Big Sky Country" and the people therein I became fulfilled! I often wonder why I did not retire and move to the country even sooner.
This very morning instead of heading for the favored doughnut shop of my early life (back in the big city) I took a cup of hot coffee and a Safeway blueberry muffin out into my sun room and scanned the valley and fields adjoining my country home.
While I was enjoying that so-so muffin and my hot coffee I spotted a Mule Deer doe about 250 yards distant. I reached over for my spotting scope and low and behold she had one frisky little spotted fawn cavorting nearby as she fed in the rising sun.
Not 50 (fifty!) yards from her and her fawn was a Fox den with two partially grown kit Foxes wrestling and attacking grass clumps near the mouth of their den.
I raised the scope a bit from the ravine adjacent to my yard and the Deer and foxes there - and about 500 yards distant was a Whitetail doe with two frisky, jumping, spotted fawns feeding in the freshly cut alfalfa field.
My advice to you is toshitcan the doughnut shop and get yourself and your loved ones out into the "country"!
FAR out into the country!
YOU, only live once.
Those are some pretty great looking doughnuts but I would 10,000 times, NO make that 1,000,000 times rather live in the country and have to indulge in Safeway "pastries" than live in ashit city with disentegrating society's and values!
Enjoy your doughnut.
Hold into the wind
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