for seldom seen and haydukelives...

shooting a 10cc a day keeps all the nasty hoez away-sjb

 

I have 2 girls 10 and 12! from the time they could walk they have been turning over rocks and logs looking for salamanders, bugs, and I swear they love snakes( gardens) when they go to the beach, which is a lot during the summer here in the northeast. they very rarely touch the water because they are neck deep between two jetty rocks catching crabs! vacation every year in MAINE! I met a 70yo Vietnam vet they takes me to his secret fishing spots! I have goose bumps just thinking about my first bald eagle that I seen last year. I swear we caught 100 small mouth bass that day on the SACO river! went to cast and I spooked this eagle. he or she was 20 feet away! stick your x-box up your arss and get out there! thanks STEAMER for making me go back to that day, GREAT THREAD! peace to all!

 

Fu(kin A red dog! I dig your enthusiasm man, and you're raising them right, keep that curiosity alive!

Man, I fkn love Maine. Camped on the Saco a couple times, dug the stunted birch mixed with evergreen ground cover...actually saw a little garter snake cruising through the mix there. That's aweosme about the eagle...as Ed said, experiences like that "leave a golden glowing of the mind".

 

Happy Birthday Ed!

 

I have not, but my interest is officially piqued...I still need to see Wrenched too, a fairly recent doco about our boy. Gonna see if it's on itunes later come to think of it.

Oh boy, gonna put in another hour or so and then peruse the schit outta this blog. Thanks for the link steamah.

 

Just in case you hadn't seen it...

[video=vimeo;64900586]https://vimeo.com/64900586[/video]

 

Doug Peacock interview...

http://naturebatslast.podbean.com/e/nature-bats-last-%E2%80%93-021616/