Seeing this memorial was very inspiring. To see the names of all those who have died while fishing was sobering.
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First of all, I like the whiskey bottle shaped pool and pool deck. Otherwise, I liked it. I happen to think that things like that are part of the great tapestry.
Gloucester... Now filled with yuppies, fern bars and Boston Techies. But, yes, a community with an amazing history behind it! And sobering to see the names indeed. Too bad most of them have been priced out of town and sent to live with the 'poors' in less picturesque communities.
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Gotta know, was it like the seam on a peach or a wagon track through a watermelon?
I dont know....dying while fishing doesn't sound too bad.
I have to worry about dying at work, and having to be fished out of a tank of raw sewage. "He died doing what he loves." Yeah, that couldn't apply to me.
She's been home exactly the same number of days as me.
When this bullshit is over I may fly down to TX just to go to one of the Hard Eight BBQ locations to celebrate.
They opened another one up in Burleson. Sadly it’s a 5 minute drive.
@Zorrosdens , have you ever eaten at the Jalisco Cafe down in south bay? It’s kind of between IB and Chula Vista on Palm Ave. They used to have the absolute best Mexican food in the area. Ate there all the time! I don’t even know if they are still there. When my mom would come visit from NC, we would pick them up at the airport, and she always asked to stop there for a meal on the way to the house.
Don’t be a pussy post it back up
Never eat much far from north county mostly, always used to LOVE Las Olas north of Seaside Surf spot in Cardiff down on the beach. Worked around lots of “Amigos” (great people) in the construction of big big dollar homes in Rancho Santa Fe and Fairbanks Ranch areas (finish woodworking) ... one’s wife would make greasy orange tamales for him and he let us have one each, talk about good, cooked in corn husk, cornmeal, meat...we payed to have her make a bunch regularly. Messy to eat and Didn’t matter what they cost, we loved them and not to even bring up Mexican down Baja way... I love Mexican eating. ?
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Then, of course, ma pa family taco stands various Encinitas locations along 101. ❤
Got the barrel on the action for my .338 Lapua project. The action is a Defiance Deviant 338, the barrel is a 34" Obermeyer, Fat Bastard brake, AIAX chassis and Huber 2-stage trigger. Can't wait to shoot it.
Someone might want to double check the label. It looks like someone went 15-25 psi over max when they inflated those bewbs.
aka Like a Rock.
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