Coldwater Lake. Formed when Mt St Helens erupted in 1980
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Maggie’s What's Your View II
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I googled some images and the landscape is definitely similar. This pic of Berghof reminds me a lot of WA
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Visiting. We’ve been Redsox fans for a long time and try to go to at least 2 games a year. This was the first time to Fenway though. Normally we catch them when they play the Rangers since it’s less than 4 hours drive for us.
Go visit the Constitution and Cassin Young.
You are within walking distance of a lot of neat things right at the Constitution.
Bunker Hill within a mile one way and the North End for dinner the other way.
We went to the North End a couple times, USS Constitution, Freedom trail , Fenway park tour , on field batting practice and two ball games.
That looks similar to what happened to a dog that I once had. A cancerous growth in the nasal cavity. It eventually broke through the skin and she died from it. It was long painful end for her.Poor guy has a big problem.
What causes something like this?
Hope they itch to death.Anybody need some dead coons?
I was working on the front while they were working on the backside....
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1st time running the bug in almost two months. Fired right up
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Snakes are like cats. The cheapest thing in the house is their favorite play toy. She like the coat hangar in the hallway so much, we moved it to her cage
Poor guy has a big problem.
What causes something like this?
When you guys shoot here is there any sort of fuckery......check ins, rso, must have safety ambulance and crash crew ready to go...........or is it just walk up to the line and wait until your buddy clears the pits so fire away.
It’s a active military base so there is SOP that must be complied with….at least two DOD certified RSOs (we had five on the line today, including me) so everybody, including the RSOs, can shoot. There is a dedicated medic/EMT on duty to respond to emergencies on the range.
After you become a member you need to have a DBIDS card issued by visitor control (background check, etc) to come aboard the base and then all you need to do check the calendar for range availability, show up on time to set targets, sign in and listen to the saftey brief by the OIC.
I’ve been a QSC member and been on Range 4 (pictured above) most weekends since 2005.
More info here:
Quantico Shooting Club
quanticoshootingclub.com
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Not in those.
The top one is Tumble Down Dick or maybe Shelburne Moriah (they are close to each other). *In the Whites
The second one is Star Pond between Mt Madison and Mt Adams, your looking at Mt Adams in that pic
The last one is interesting enough Tumble Down Dick Falls but in the North Maine Woods, very close to Katahdin.
Mt. Adams in the distance, from crater rim of Mt. St. Helens in Washington St., just thought the name association regarding jbells pic was kinda funny.
Pic from June 22 this year
Along the Battle Road, Lincoln Ma
Been super busy with my dad’s “move”, taking care of multiple properties now, handling selling cars, airplanes, etc... Made time this afternoon to send 4 Dumbos (175 SMK’s) at 740 yards. With 3.25” of rain overnight and 98% humidity (optics don’t like that even a little), I stumbled on to steel with the the 20” 308.
Ran into an American Woodcock today.
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A few years ago I had a ruffed grouse that would follow me around in the spring. It would startle the shit out of me because it wouldn’t flush until I was 3 or 4 feet away. It d fly far, and came running right back. It was really cool for a few weeks.
We didn’t get our late July/early August dry spell to give use a reprieve from mowing, spraying, and trimming. This is 2/3 of an acre I keep down with a Bush Hog type rotary cutter. The berm at 11 o’clock is for the 100 yard range...rule #4.
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