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M and I once were "forced" to retreat from a pretty cold and wet late summer snowstorm in the Idaho Sawtooth backcountry...on one of our long backpacking trips. That was 18 miles, full backpacks, snow/sleet/rain. Fording a swollen icy Queens River waist deep five times...the last carrying a 55...

What an exhausting task that one was! I've never seen anyone take chunks by ripping the trunk like that.

We have those here in western Oregon as well, but they are a relatively high elevation habitat species here...usually above 4500 feet.

Remember this old thread? :) Sort of related to the drama thing entertainment people have to have... https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/im-told-im-too-old-to-appeal-to-the-target-demographic-d.17818/

That happens...dogs get sick just like people. If you like having them around, love them, you take the good with the bad...sort of like children in a way :).

Those are very nice to see. Our recent arrival of Black-headed Grosbeaks is similarly enjoyed. Also similarly colored, by happenstance :). https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Black-headed_Grosbeak/id

That pup is going to be massive! Muscles on his muscles :). I'm not familiar with the breed. Handsome.

Luggage...nanananana. :D

Not much of that in my life these days...thankfully :).

Carry-on size :D.

When I returned from our long weekend away on Sunday evening it was down and has been so until this evening. I'm currently relieved :).

I have no experience with mats, black or otherwise...but a sheet of black plastic will scorch a lawn in very little time, I have learned to my chagrin.

https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/201t-210tc-face-off.23309/page-2#post-1030829 :)

Can you say, "heavy leaner"? :D

I faintly remember the days when being up and at 'em for 18 hrs was nothing, and I could do it for days on end. Nowadays, it would take me three days to recover, if I even made it through at all :). Youth is a wonderful thing!

Or giving you the finger :).

That looks like a pain in the butt.

What a choreographed dance that is. One false move and it all goes to hell, no doubt.

Well, at least you have a powered winch to put to the job as required. I applaud. I needed the well-used and often neglected Lewis winch, powered by an ancient but reliable Stihl 056, more than a few times when the truck mounted Warn couldn't be put in play.

Irregular thread? Please explain?