I am moving to ARKANSAS!
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I actually follow a few cabin builders who live around Russellville Ark. People who bought acreage and turned forest and field into homesteads.
Very nice! "Homesteading" has always fascinated me. However, it is something that I have never thought about getting into.
I have found that it is good to keep a sharp edged shovel or hoe, or a .22 rifle close to hand in the spring and summer...... for snakes.
the worst ones here in Arkansas are the Copper head, and the rattle snake.
If you have a good since of smell, you can smell them long before you see them. They smell like a cross between rotted meat and a skunk.
the worst ones here in Arkansas are the Copper head, and the rattle snake.
If you have a good since of smell, you can smell them long before you see them. They smell like a cross between rotted meat and a skunk.
Thank you very much for the "heads up". I will keep my eyes (and nose) open.
Well, upon my return after a spell of ill health, it would appear you are off to pastures new...
Wish you well for the future, and hope you take care of the family at hand
Wish you well for the future, and hope you take care of the family at hand
I hope that you are making a strong and speedy recovery.
Thank you very much for the well wishes.
We have quite a bit to do to get established here.
Thank you, each day is different, but I'm slowly and hopefully, with fingers crossed and wood touched edging towards 'normality'
Good luck in getting established and 'stay frosty'
I have my computer up and running now. However, we have not received our stuff yet (which my tools are in the stuff that is on the way).
So, it will be awhile before I can start building anything.
So, it will be awhile before I can start building anything.
Hi Rhaven,
While tryin to get unconfused with which site is the new one (they both are exactly the same. Carbon Copies of each other), I saw your post here.
Having a wife that's gone thru breast cancer, and now, other ailments that take loving care, I can sympathize with you. That's why I'm on and off of the forum frequently.
Anyways...
I'm Glad you're settled down, and hope your aunt is doing well.
Laterz...
BTW: Keep yer eyes fer them critters, like Black Bears, Cougars, Bobcats n snakes. Maybe some mountain lions... You know, them kinda critters.
LIONS, TIGERS n BEARS... OH MY!
Oh YEAH! Almost forgot! Kee-p yer eyes WIDE WIDE OPEN for the ocasional BIG FOOT. that may wander by...
Have a good one buddy.
For me, "FAMILY" has always come first. So, when my Aunt asked me to move in with her to help her. It was absolutely no questioin of what I needed to do.Hi Rhaven,
While tryin to get unconfused with which site is the new one (they both are exactly the same. Carbon Copies of each other), I saw your post here.
Having a wife that's gone thru breast cancer, and now, other ailments that take loving care, I can sympathize with you. That's why I'm on and off of the forum frequently.
Anyways...
I'm Glad you're settled down, and hope your aunt is doing well.
Laterz...
BTW: Keep yer eyes fer them critters, like Black Bears, Cougars, Bobcats n snakes. Maybe some mountain lions... You know, them kinda critters.
LIONS, TIGERS n BEARS... OH MY!
Oh YEAH! Almost forgot! Kee-p yer eyes WIDE WIDE OPEN for the ocasional BIG FOOT. that may wander by...
Have a good one buddy.
As for the "critters", those are easy enough to deal. As for "BIGFOOT", there are plenty of them in Washington and Oregon.
I now have a new workstation. So now, I can start building once again.
The "blackout" areas are sensitive documents that my Aunt has pegged to a corkboard. I also "blacked out" the reflection that is on the glass ddors of the cabinet.
Since I inherited my uncle's printer. Since it had been sitting for four years (unused), I decide to print this (something that I found on the internet, whilst conducting research for a BSG related project) out as a test print (prior to printing to printing out templates.).
The "blackout" areas are sensitive documents that my Aunt has pegged to a corkboard. I also "blacked out" the reflection that is on the glass ddors of the cabinet.
Since I inherited my uncle's printer. Since it had been sitting for four years (unused), I decide to print this (something that I found on the internet, whilst conducting research for a BSG related project) out as a test print (prior to printing to printing out templates.).
Ok. Now you have to tell me where your aunt got the detailed plans to build a Battlestar from which are hidden behind those black curtains.
The almighty Rhaven is like Chuck Norris. He bites the snakes instead. In addition, he is as tall as Bigfoot - ... erh .... thinking about it: Anybody wondering why there is no picture of Chris and Bigfoot at the same time, too??? I noticed that whenever Bigfoot appears, Chris suddenly disappears shortly before... Hmmm...Hi Rhaven,
While tryin to get unconfused with which site is the new one (they both are exactly the same. Carbon Copies of each other), I saw your post here.
Having a wife that's gone thru breast cancer, and now, other ailments that take loving care, I can sympathize with you. That's why I'm on and off of the forum frequently.
Anyways...
I'm Glad you're settled down, and hope your aunt is doing well.
Laterz...
BTW: Keep yer eyes fer them critters, like Black Bears, Cougars, Bobcats n snakes. Maybe some mountain lions... You know, them kinda critters.
LIONS, TIGERS n BEARS... OH MY!
Oh YEAH! Almost forgot! Kee-p yer eyes WIDE WIDE OPEN for the ocasional BIG FOOT. that may wander by...
Have a good one buddy.
The almighty Rhaven is like Chuck Norris. He bites the snakes instead. In addition, he is as tall as Bigfoot - ... erh .... thinking about it: Anybody wondering why there is no picture of Chris and Bigfoot at the same time, too??? I noticed that whenever Bigfoot appears, Chris suddenly disappears shortly before... Hmmm...
Here is a photo of both Big Foot and myself together.
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