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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?

Well done. What tricks has it been treated to? The 3/4 wrap handle is a must in my world. I loved the USFS owned 066 I ran for at least 15 years when working as a govt. slave wage peep :). The Hotshot crew's stock 660 I used a few times on fireline work was a disappointment in comparison...

Winch for the win. I'd have been left with few palatable choices many a time in my USFS work without the big Warn on the front bumper of my succession of several assigned 4x4 trucks. I have not heard yet any real reason why so few arb services have one or more on their rigs...maybe it is pure...