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Thanks @Brandon for housing the house

Bottoms up for Butch! Not sure he'd appreciate my fiction project cluttering up the servers, but I'm glad nonetheless.

Here's to Butch, and The Treehouse, still alive to this day. The House would probably surely be a bit different if he were still at the helm, same as it would be different under any other person's leadership, but I bet he'd be tickled to know that The House is living on. Here's to you...

I transferred to propane like B as well. I refill my bottles also from a 5 gallon tank to avoid the waste factor. The only issue I have with propane lanterns is that they are a bit noisy compared to white gas.

I would say on balance it is "better". It is far less finicky, requiring little of the operator in terms of understanding it's minor eccentricities, unlike a liquid fuel Coleman stove, especially one that was pushing 70 years old :). So M is just as capable of firing it up and using it as I...

Got this picture of a cecropia moth the other morning, kinda rare the google box says.

Similar to your post and this one, but this way you know I replied and anyone looking can see exactly what I was referring to.

Little for sure. I’ve probably posted this before. That tree was only 14” dia.

Regardless of my issues with Butch and his issues with me, one thing he did bring to this forum was interesting content. He started conversations and kept things fresh with new content every single day. Carl has done a fine job managing this forum since Butch passed but he does not bring the...

Niece got married to a farm boy today after ten years dating… his family restored the 1923 International they drove off in.

That might be true to a degree but really we don't have many in my hood

Lil fella was posted up right next to the trail

Seems to skid just fine Sean!

Critters are taking over my yard.

Never tried it. Never really had alcohol, either. I did try some wine at a winery in West Germany in 1987, but that didn't add up to half a shot glass worth.

Does art imitate life, or is there simply art in the act of living? Spoiler alert! The magic mcguffin of my current fiction project, the pivotal technology that makes the whole thing work, is essentially a super-intelligent, sapient fungal system. When mankind finally found it, and learned to...

I have a theory that the reason why Gin and Tonic was so effective against mosquitoes for the Brits in Africa, had substantially less to do with the quinine and significantly more to do with absolutely nothing wanting to bite into something soaked in gin-sweat. Good God, I could smell myself...

Maybe mosquitoes aren't attracted to you, so you don't notice them?