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Leon! Was tickled to find the entire Homewood Session on-line. Remember watching it w/ friends on The Midnight Special (hosted by the Wolfman) on a fuzzy B&W TV in dad's barn late one night.

Some years ago I was fortunate to meet an older gentleman, very knowledgable about the forest and the sea. He mentioned that when out in the forest, he always kept his hatchet on his hip. When I asked why he didn't carry a lighter 9" folding saw. He replied that the hatchet was to scare away the...

Sometimes it's best to call Fish & Wildlife w/ details; time/date, GPS coordinates, of any encountered craziness. Game Wardens, and the majority of hunters, take hunting etiquette very seriously.

The Billy Strings' Highway Prayers movie, reminded me of a recent video on the Freiburger Channel. It's not the Pines, and there is little music. But it does have an old Jeep, backroads, small towns, old buildings, and funny conversations. Stuff I think most of us would enjoy. Makes me wish I...

Or it all might be something similar to this. https://www.newsweek.com/china-news-suspect-arrested-drone-us-military-base-1998940

Citizen Cope: Bullet and a Target from the movie Seasons

Phil Lesh

Most times I can go a full day or three before repeating. Sometimes I need a followup six hours later at lunchtime. Sidebar. If your doctor hasn't mentioned age-related macular degeneration yet, you're lucky. They say the best way to slow that down is AREDS2 supplements.

Had both eyes done several years ago. Keep the eye patch in place, follow doctor's orders and you'll be fine. One item to note is that my eyes seem to dry out quicker now. I keep a Costco sized box of Refresh eye drops handy.

"I wear my socks up to my knees."

Worth mentioning is that if you're driving around the WSF sand roads. Keep the phone numbers for the Park Police and Bill's Off-Road Recovery handy.

Read on another forum that they were looking for, and found, a lost hunter.

Before paying for a 75lb e-bike. Maybe try a regular pedal power fat-tire-bike. Much less weight. Much less problems. Four to five inch wide tires on a good light fat-bike makes easy work of all but the worst sand roads.

Alongside the re-usable bags I keep in the trunk. There is a small box of 3.2 gallon Hefty bags for the potentially messy purchases. (If they're not going to give me plastic bags. I'll bring my own.)