I also posted on the original post and wondered what happened.?ÿ Yes, by all means, I'll take the vaccine.?ÿ With, at least, 3 comorbidities I'll defi...

@flga-2 I do love good smoked mullet.?ÿ There is a place in Appalachicola that makes a wonderful smoked mullet dip.

@flga-2 As a Georgia DOT engineer told me.?ÿ "We have to continuously build and maintain roads because we have nowhere else to store all the orange ba...

I got a new smoker.?ÿ Of course I got it before Christmas so I could smoke a brisket and then a pork shoulder.?ÿ Next up is to smoke a chicken so all ...

@bill93 It was 27 when my Lab and I went for our walk.?ÿ Warm jacket, hat and gloves.?ÿ It wasn't too bad and the dog LOVED it.?ÿ I believe when it's ...

It's now 39 degrees and sleeting.?ÿ May get a little snow behind it.?ÿ Going down to the low 20s tonight.?ÿ Good night for snuggling. Andy

It was 55 when I got up this morning (Christmas Eve day).?ÿ It's supposed to rain hard this morning and then the temperature is supposed to drop like ...

I don't know why but I've always been drawn to old dead trees standing alone like that.?ÿ Cedar? Andy

@loyal OOOOPS!?ÿ We don't have many pronghorns in Georgia.

@paden-cash That reminds me of the story of the fellow who shot a pronghorn but apparently he hit him in the antler and only stunned him.?ÿ The fellow...

I'll try tonight.?ÿ Hopefully it will be above the tree line. Andy

@mike-marks That is the first time I've ever seen Sassafras in pellets.?ÿ If I had a pellet smoker I'd sure try them.?ÿ I have a pork shoulder on the ...

For those who smoke using real wood (as opposed to wood pellets) try using Sassafras wood some time.?ÿ It gives the smoke a slightly sweet taste that ...

It was a little over 10 years ago that I took the Tennessee exam after being licensed in Georgia for several years.?ÿ From what I remember the laws an...

@jerrys Have you ever seen the book "Georgia Land Surveying History and Law" by Farris Cadle??ÿ It is full of interesting trivia and data.?ÿ One of th...

@spmpls He is still active on Facebook.

@jerrys?ÿ It wasn't the surveyor per se.?ÿ It was the arithmetic done by the professor from the University of Georgia (grin), I do believe there may h...

@bill93 I agree.?ÿ And to me anything below 32 degrees is COLD.

@holy-cow On the beach in 28 degrees, 90 percent humidity with a 20 mph wind and no place to hide is COLD.