I like the way you think...
I'd go with something like, "This sure messes up the options for fishing."
Side note: We made it home from Colorado this evening. Aside from a few wet spots on the highways from snow at the edges, the roads were clear and dry. Left Colorado about 8:00 am Oklahoma time and got home about 7:00 pm. Now fixing to relax on my own recliner and sleep in my own bed, which just happens to be a Select Comfort bed.
....., or “When I look at my reflection, it now seems a more appropriate representation for what remains of the spirit of freedom and independence that I once symbolized.”
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By the way, SdoubleA, that is an excellent photo. I'm jealous.
Good evening folks.
Just came in from walking the shoreline and talking to neighbors this afternoon. It was a beautiful sunny and 65 degrees up here at Grand Lake.
Now I'm settled in and getting ready to watch the Cowboys play the Seahawks in the wildcard game.
Just came in from walking the shoreline and talking to neighbors this afternoon. It was a beautiful sunny and 65 degrees up here at Grand Lake.
Now I'm settled in and getting ready to watch the Cowboys play the Seahawks in the wildcard game.
Woo hoo!!!
They were certainly due for a playoff win!
Colts won too. Buddy and I are gonna go to KC next weekend and catch the game there. I'm less optimistic about the outcome there, but Colts have been playing pretty good ball lately! Its nice to see them with some O-line....
Bastendorff Beach - Near Coos Bay and Charleston, OR. (If I remember right.)
Missed this yesterday, so you get extra pictures today. These were taken at Willis Creek Slot Canyons south of Cannonville, UT. They are a series of four slot canyon "narrows" over roughly 1.2 miles along the creek. Each succeeding "narrows" area gets taller as one follows the creek. In hiking the canyons, one may be able to just jump across the creek, but other times one is walking in the creek. With all slot canyons, one needs to be very aware of weather "upstream" of the canyons. A slot canyon is the last place one wants to be during a flash flood.
Further along with higher walls and narrower stream bed.
This one came as a surprise to us. The shadow of an "overhang" created the cross-arm of the cross and a column on the right side of the canyon created the upright. I post this one for Steelfingers, following his surgery.
Further along with higher walls and narrower stream bed.
This one came as a surprise to us. The shadow of an "overhang" created the cross-arm of the cross and a column on the right side of the canyon created the upright. I post this one for Steelfingers, following his surgery.
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