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Sunday, December 2, 2012

SUNDAY

Photo's from the road following in hunters on the first day of season.

Saturday morning these morons had a huge fire almost get away from them. Burn ban in effect, but they didn't care. Their camp was across the canyon about 4 miles away I think.

Hope you had a good week, will check in as soon as I can again. Thanks for stopping by.

Suerte
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  1. Glad you had a chance to go to your ranch. Where was the sheriff to enforce the burn ban?

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    1. MsB you know how distance is out there, it would have taken at least an hour to get there, if they could get to the place at all with a brush truck, I almost called the fire department, but it looked like they were getting it under control, so I watched for about an hour to make sure it went out.
      Suerte

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  2. Part of me just felt the urge to fire up an old tanker and drop a load of slurry on them ("just being neighborly".

    Thanks for the photos. I took in some deer liver pate to work and it was gone in a milisecond, the rest of the deer that wasn't put in the freezer went in the smoker.

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  3. B:thanks for checking in, I came within one push of a button calling the fire department, it doesn't take long to get away from you and turn in to a many thousand acre fire. If I could have called in a slurry strike, I would have!
    Can you send me your e-mail address? I wonder if my Uncle might have served with your Dad? I have his notes of all his missions, and would like to send them to you.
    Suerte

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