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andy-bruner
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RE: State elevations

Georgia's highest point is Brasstown Bald at 4784 feet so we're just a few hundred feet from being a mile high.?ÿ Of course we have a seacoast so that...

2 years ago
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RE: Local Festivals

@squirl I helped rebuild a John Deere 3010 (+/- 1965 model).?ÿ We had to rebuild the engine because it blew a head gasket, overheated (temp gauge neve...

2 years ago
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RE: Local Festivals

All the festivals in Georgia are named after either food or insects.?ÿ Grits Festival, Gnat Festival, etc.?ÿ Well, we also have the rattlesnake roundu...

2 years ago
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RE: I hate construction staking....

Back when I was a "field engineer" (read surveyor) on heavy industrial construction sites we had "pour sheets" that had to be signed off before concre...

2 years ago
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RE: Be thankful for what you have, while you have it

I had a friend die of an aneurysm at 30 years old.?ÿ He had played in a softball game and was taking a shower to get ready to go out for supper when h...

2 years ago
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RE: It doesn't always happen, but...

It's 36 degrees Celsius (97 Fahrenheit) here today.?ÿ I could use a bit of that snow right now.?ÿ Of course it would last about long enough to look at...

2 years ago
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RE: My "Office" last week

Most of the varietals are grown in the area.?ÿ Muscadines are grown near there but mostly further south in the state.?ÿ Most Muscadine wines are a bit...

2 years ago
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RE: Newspaper Headlines that make you hmmmmmƒ??ƒ??

I knew something didn't look right so I went back and looked at a photo of the headline.?ÿ It actually read, "Condom Plant Pulls Out.?ÿ Was There a Le...

2 years ago
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RE: Newspaper Headlines that make you hmmmmmƒ??ƒ??

When I was growing up my "hometown" had two newspapers.?ÿ A legitimate one and a "fish wrapper".?ÿ 30 or so years ago a Japanese firm was negotiating ...

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RE: Tick record

My sentiments exactly.?ÿ I hate ticks.?ÿ Back in the day when I carried a plumb bob every day I would screw the top off and drop the little %*&^%#...

2 years ago
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RE: Where Everyone from

Welcome aboard.?ÿ I've never been to Newcastle but I do enjoy an occasional Newcastle Ale.?ÿ My mother in law and wife are dual citizens of the UK and...

2 years ago
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RE: Well, now I've done it!

Congratulations!!?ÿ I've been retired for 5+ years now but I still like to stick my nose in to remind myself of the good (and occasional bad) times.?ÿ...

2 years ago
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RE: World's Smallest Drill Hole

I had a teacher in high school who was retired from the Navy.?ÿ After WWII he had been stationed in Japan.?ÿ He was a mechanical engineer and worked w...

2 years ago
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RE: Bet you didn't know this

My great grandfather and grandfather used large quantities of guano (my grandfather pronounced it Gue anna) on the farm.?ÿ There was one barn used for...

2 years ago
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RE: What people do when...

@holy-cow Up until I was in High School my father never denied access to the Flint River through our property to anyone who ASKED.?ÿ However, when the...

3 years ago
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RE: Mr. Holy Cow

She said they spent the night in Salina Kansas.?ÿ When they reached the motel at about midnight the storm had knocked out power.?ÿ They plan to be tra...

3 years ago
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RE: Surveying not a profession?

@stacy-carroll I believe you are correct about there being a "possibility" of getting an engineers license through experience only.?ÿ The catch to tha...

3 years ago
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RE: Mr. Holy Cow

@holy-cow I don't know where she was but she sent me a photo of a "land spout" or small tornado.?ÿ It was in the distance thank heavens. Andy

3 years ago
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