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I need to go out on an outing. Been too long ago.
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I think I finally finished my corner, for now at least.
NixKustoms
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That may be why I keep getting all those damn adds! Imma check them out. Thanks bud!
With that said, the girlfriend booked it's a yurt a few months ago so we were yurt camping this weekend on the WA coast. MANY pictures to come on another thread as soon as I get them loaded and gone through.
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AC - Sent some prayers up for you. My condolences. 
Looks like little Leo is going to be no slouch too. :thumbup: My little sister's boyfriend has a Mastiff pup. He's the most chill puppy I've seen. Is that the same with yours?
Thanks! She's starting to get that "sad pibble"/"Baby seal" look down to a science.
Thanks, W. This park was a great find for small outings. The 2 mi of trails will help build her stamina and we had her try a steep bank or two. It looks like she'll make a great hiking buddy. I can't wait to take her out.Jerry, great looking dog as well, looks like a good time.
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Leo came outside with me earlier today, he isnt old enough for all his shots yet so the only place i bring him outside is in my fenced in little area, 40'X40', but he loves it outside which is a good thing. I hope he loves water and likes to swim, he is half lab and has the web feet so im hoping that is a good sign. The other half of him is English Mastiff. So he will prolly be pretty big. His feet are already bigger than he is LOL
Looks like little Leo is going to be no slouch too. :thumbup: My little sister's boyfriend has a Mastiff pup. He's the most chill puppy I've seen. Is that the same with yours?
I always like seeing Becker pictures!I am loving all the dog pics guys! Here is a recent pic of Becker doing his favorite thing (besides sleeping). Retrieving his duck at the pond.
Jeremy
Excellent solution! My pup wouldn't mess with it. She just grazes a little bit here and there all day. That might change when we get another though.
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Sweet looking setup Cbear!
Now you just need to add some larger choppers / swords on the wall beside your bow
Choppers and oversized knives are in the 3rd drawer. But yes they are there. I especially like that when I get ready in the morning I have an easy way to decide which knife to grab, it isn't just "whatever is on top!"
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Here's some BBQ chicken.... BBQ sauce contained beer (Founder's IPA) and some dehydrated pepper seasoning (Olde Virden's Red Hot Sprinkle).
It was delicious.
That is some good looking chicken! I might need to get some BBQ going here soon. It's been a while since I cooked meat over an open flame.
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First world problems of a knife nut.....which one to use today?
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Cam-11 on the neck, Bark River ultra-light bushcrafter with Desert Ironwood Burl.
They are damn cute aren't they?! That is more or less all of them, I have a couple stragglers. In the bottom cabinet is the camp stuff.
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So many brilliant dog pics!
Just got back from four days of climbing in northern Ontario (about eight hours north of Toronto). The trip included Becker knives, chainsaws and some skeet shooting. Unfortunately, it also included swarms of deer flies, black flies and mosquitoes. The bugs were so bad that I had to wear a toque (knit winter hat for my American friends) doused in DEET. In the end, we started calling the hat the DEET-sponge. Cool part of the world. Very isolated no cell service in a two-hour driving radius and you needed serious four-wheel drive to get to the base. Glad to be home and enjoying a glass of wine.
Just got back from four days of climbing in northern Ontario (about eight hours north of Toronto). The trip included Becker knives, chainsaws and some skeet shooting. Unfortunately, it also included swarms of deer flies, black flies and mosquitoes. The bugs were so bad that I had to wear a toque (knit winter hat for my American friends) doused in DEET. In the end, we started calling the hat the DEET-sponge. Cool part of the world. Very isolated no cell service in a two-hour driving radius and you needed serious four-wheel drive to get to the base. Glad to be home and enjoying a glass of wine.
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Is this the same bar that had painful karaoke the other night?
Yes. It's across the street from my apartment so I can walk there.
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Convenience and especially being able to walk there is a plus. Doesn't sound like it has too much else going for it though.
Maybe you could hit the old karaoke machine and be a Monday night star.
bigghoss and the hossettes
It's not usually that lame there. But it's close to the college and it's summer... And the karaoke machine isn't a normal thing. There's a couple that owns it and they go around to different bars around town.
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