A couple fellow youtubers showed up, and they knew my Buddy with the 50 chevy. Buddy used to be an Eastwood rep. They used to deal with him. Small world.
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Awsome, I'll tell my neighbor he can take the kids to the amusement park this morning even with bullet holes in the windshield.
Yea., Another nights sleep ruinged thanks to the "nightclub" around the corner.
At least no one was hit.
Baby milk snake?
Dead.
Seriosuly, the some decent look ups and keys on the 'net.
Some require more knowledge than others. Location helps to narrow down
Here's one I've used for Bees
Native Bees of North America
An online resource devoted to North American insects, spiders and their kin, offering identification, images, and information.
Maybe also corn snake or one of the rat snakes ?
Looks like the milksnake in this picture though
Young ones can look different so ...
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Good Morning All! Lucky enough to be processing Humpies this morning, now in the brine! Sounds like a smoking day!
Don't think it's a murder hornet, they're trying to get a handle on those out here.
Showed the wife this, she jumped lol!
Found it and no just a native species around here just never seen one.
Sure miss those days living in Washington fishing.
Where did you live/fish?
Lived in a bunch of places mostly around Federal Way.
Grand father had a commercial fishing boat in Westport and spent many summers there fishing.
Nice, love Westport, have taken a couple of Halibut trips out of there, small boat tho as don't know if I'd like the 30 fisher variety.
Unconventional
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It's Sublime Sunday!
Good morning
Good morning
My son came over from Everett for fishing, stayed Friday night and we went downtown to see some of the music festival. This is John Primer, I'd never heard of him but he's a two time Grammy nominee and was the front man for Muddy Waters, played with Buddy Guy, Rolling Stones and a lot more. Chicago Blues, he was great and his harmonica player was crazy good.
Looks like the bald faced hornets. Super mean. Scott talked about them the other day
Here's some of the fish prep and a couple fishing pics, going to give most of it to my son, his girlfriend has never had smoked salmon (from Equador). Somehow this was my son Tylers first Humpy, the last pic shown is a wild or native Silver salmon and had to be thrown back in, can't keep them until September 17th. Bring your rulebook and maybe your lawyer to fish here lol!
Looks to be a milk snake
Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum, commonly known as the eastern milk snake or eastern milksnake, is a subspecies of the milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum).[3] The nonvenomous, colubrid snake is indigenous to eastern and central North America.[4]
Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum, commonly known as the eastern milk snake or eastern milksnake, is a subspecies of the milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum).[3] The nonvenomous, colubrid snake is indigenous to eastern and central North America.[4]
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Those bald faced hornets are nasty
My dad had a restaurant by the Islander motel ware they would launch small boats with a lift.
Haven't been there in decades.
My inlaws lived in Ocean Shores and really liked it there as well.
Went and cleared out the rest of the cans
So, took the Demon out. Phone app said 107mph in quarter. Didn't think until after to attempt to time it. Can't flat foot WOT. Need 3/4 then to WOT. Will take some playing around. Also, can only foot brake to 1800 max before creep. So, low stall and tall gears ain't helping
Sounds like a fun ride anyway.
I need to find out what the Scamp will do in the 1/4 just for ***** and giggles.
Gets played pretty regularly on Jonny Miester's The Blues Show
I don't know if thats syndicated. Saturdays 7PM-midnight in Philly/
Might have also hear him on American Routes, out of Louisiana which is syndicated through PRI.
Both shows are worth checking out.
First time I really became aware of Chris Smithers was hearing him live at Apple farm Folk festival.
So glad I did, and glad the 'Folk' was interpreted broadly enough to include blues and roots.
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I got a brine recipe for smokin' Salmon from an ironworker long ago. Got's brown sugar in it and he used apple wood for the smoke. Man o' man it was good. Gotta find it.
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