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Bill's reference to Cindy Lopper took me back to a time when my youngest daughter was still at home. She and my wife decided they were going to name ...
We were working on a river a year ago and then again last Summer when we had been in drought conditions for a near-record period of time. The surface...
In Missouri, the public craps on private land along streams of all sizes freely. In Kansas, very few are foolish enough to try.
The pin may be correct for some other tract that was not part of the court action. This is part of what makes this so confusing. Judges are human, d...
The 12 lb. sledge is referred to as the BFH. Definitely comes in handy from time to time.
@joe-b Excellent advice.
Many of our river bottoms/creek bottoms are weathered/eroded limestone. All sorts of minor pooling opportunities. There isn't a single little trickl...
That is what makes this a terrible question to be put on any exam. Test questions for professional practice licensure should be focused on actual pra...
The term "town" is used quite loosely in my neck of the woods. There may have been a plat recorded in the 1800's and a "once upon a time" record popu...
The income stream required to keep a business afloat is too frequently an inefficient driver for taking/accepting projects. As soon as you have effec...
I have set naked bars while cemetery lot plotting that then had numbered metallic caps added by the cemetery caretaker staff. The numbers matched the...
To most people. they would seem to be identical. Anything that requires 200 words to explain is BS. Neither exists in nature. They are concepts.
The armadillo defensive mechanism of leaping up into the air to frighten enemies does not work well on automotive vehicles. Hugging the ground would ...
Spent most of a week in Raleigh in 1977. Followed by a night in New Bern. Then off to see the Atlantic for a little bit and get my feet wet. Stoppe...
Scary. Isn't it?
As one who has had Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever twice, I wish they would go away completely.
I have seen the ruby slippers. At the Smithsonian.