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Pard, listen Pard this was geared to the fine pards in the lower 48.

Pard

I had a 100 flights last year

Lived pard? Like load the conestoga and strike out for new territory, or drink mai tais at a hotel bar on vacay or a business trip?

Oh LORD yeah, pard, plenty of 200+'ers in my day, and plenty more to come. Hell, I were born in West (by God) Germ-nay, so if we're counting that as the start line, let's pretty much say ALL of it...

Don't MAKE me underline more $h!t...

I ain’t ever banged no Thai teens so I guess I is just a tar paper hayseed

Darn Pard you are a underly Pard!

Pard it could be to buy a powerball ticket Pard. As long as you went somewhere besides the local country co-op store to get all the world news from Fred who was in the Army in 1972 and was stationed at ft ord, California. Pard

Well you catching any of this in Utah!

Shît pard, might low bar. Is this like a let the retards play too thing? I’m in pard, like not to play but I’ll watch. I heard retard spit is contagious

Heck yeah Pard! Good haul Pard!

Nice catching. Barely a ripple on the water to boot.

79S;
Good afternoon to you sir, I hope that you all had a decent weekend and that your weather has been tolerable as of late too.

We've had some seasonally chilly temps, but missed the dump of snow that our daughter who lives in the Lower Mainland got. That'll be one ugly commute for most of Greater Vancouver tomorrow...

Anyways sir I am cognizant that you've stipulated lower 48, am also at times painfully aware as a Canuck we're not part of that, but felt I might be forgiven for answering as there is an understandable language barrier between Canucks and everyone else, you know?

My wife and I were born and raised about a thousand miles from here and drifted out west nearly 40 years back now to seek our fortunes after taking a financial shellacking farming.

Last summer we drove up to Dawson City so that's 1800 miles one way and we took the scenic route home. We can highly recommend the Cassiar and Alaska Highways both if one has the time by the way.

In 2018 we flew down to San Antonio which is a wee bit further south than Dawson City was north, then we drove down to San Padre Island. We both enjoyed our short stay in Texas, part of which was the Alamo which was a bit of a bucket list pilgrimage for me.

Before that we've been to Oahu and Maui a year apart when the girls were still in school and enjoyed the sights and sounds there immensely. We'd like to go back to see a couple more of the islands there.

In ancient times I was through Europe with one sibling and my folks, then we spent a week in Kenya. It was a different planet then in some ways, but in others it was just after the Munich Olympics killings, the Red Brigade and Baader Meinhof Red Army Faction were going strong and then Jomo Kenyatta was still in power so it wasn't exactly a peaceful time then either.

Speaking personally, we've planned to travel a fair bit in our retirement, but whether that'll be doable or not only time and world conditions will tell I guess.

Anyways 79S, once more if you wander down past our place, drop me a note and the coffee will be on for you at our place.

Dwayne

120 miles from the farthest hay patch to the farthest pasture.


It would be so much less time consuming if it was all in one place.
(say a whole bunch of people)





I left MT once in the last 14-15 years.


Little sister's wedding out in north Idaho where a bunch of my family lives.

Spend two days driving and one day with family.....lol

vrbo view.

Hell ya………That in one day?

Pards, agoraphobia is real, Pards.


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Funny looking mai tai pard.

Yes sir, actually picked up a couple more salmon before we were done.

Oh back to Greta Garbo are we?

lol