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A close encounter for the cows, but not exactly devil's tower

Quote from JimBlue: “Quote from Dan76: “Quote from JimBlue: “I suggest an under 3 dollar sleep mask. Worked for me to keep the blink blink of an antenna tower warning light out of my eyes at Cheaha. ” An even more inexpensive remedy is duct tape. ” If you want to rip your eye lids off. That is up to you. Or did you mean make a panel of tape to block the light by attaching it to your tent ? ” The problem with the latter is that the moon does not stay in one spot in the sky.

Quote from Dan76: “Quote from JimBlue: “I suggest an under 3 dollar sleep mask. Worked for me to keep the blink blink of an antenna tower warning light out of my eyes at Cheaha. ” An even more inexpensive remedy is duct tape. ” Yeah - also removes excess facial hair.

Losing weight is good for acid reflux. Many pounds of prevention are worth ounces of cure.

The spelling auto-corrector changes Rasty to Tasty. Maybe that is by design?

This is a slight variation on an A-frame, with the poles to one side for easier entry. I do not recommend it if there is much wind or snow falling. appalachiantrailcafe.net/index.php/Attachment/7969/appalachiantrailcafe.net/index.php/Attachment/7970/appalachiantrailcafe.net/index.php/Attachment/7971/

Quote from Astro: “Quote from WanderingStovie: “There was a fire hydrant being flushed this morning near the trail. Water sprayed onto the trail and flooded the trail, with no easy way around (thick brush and a fallen tree). So I picked up speed and slammed on the brakes just as I passed the spray and entered the flood waters. A nylon jacket kept my fleece dry, but my shoes and socks became damp. ” Sorry to hear that. Hopefully sun comes out to help quickly dry. ” Thanks - I dried out quickly.

So one figure is more interesting than the others.

There was a fire hydrant being flushed this morning near the trail. Water sprayed onto the trail and flooded the trail, with no easy way around (thick brush and a fallen tree). So I picked up speed and slammed on the brakes just as I passed the spray and entered the flood waters. A nylon jacket kept my fleece dry, but my shoes and socks became damp.

time to build a better moose trap

Quote from max.patch: “Quote from Drybones: “Quote from max.patch: “we have a 58% chance of rain between 7 pm and 10 pm next wednesday - a week from today. thats pretty precise for being a week away. i think they're just pullin numbers outta the air. ” If you heard it on the TV it has to be true.... ” nah, an even better source -- the internet! ” Internet TV?

Canned strained cranberry sauce is something I spread on tortillas (sorry Rasty).

Quote from max.patch: “we have a 58% chance of rain between 7 pm and 10 pm next wednesday - a week from today. thats pretty precise for being a week away. i think they're just pullin numbers outta the air. ” Air, or some other three-letter word starting with A. I suspect it is some supercomputer doing the probability calculations.

I have been as far east as Menomonee Falls, and as far west as Dodgeville, on Wisconsin state trails. Here is this morning's sunrise, photographed east of Dodgeville. appalachiantrailcafe.net/index.php/Attachment/7964/

So financials broke through the upper Bollinger band and trend line. Do they like rising interest rates in general, and a Fed rate hike?

Quote from sheepdog: “Quote from max.patch: “government builds wall at dicks creek gap. 15056477_1285105848197132_2733964724752925417_n.jpg ” to keep out illegal...un documented hikers? ” Make sure you have a properly stamped AT passport.

It might snow a week from now. If so, it will be a good time to stop using the bike trails here.

Quote from mental note: “Quote from WanderingStovie: “I've walked over roots suggestive of such anatomy. ” is that all you did? ” Sorry, I did not photograph them for your amusement.

Quote from TrafficJam: “Jeff Galloway is a well-known and respected runner who advocates a run-walk approach to running. Many people are faster when they run-walk than when they continuous run. My running times are about the same for both continuous running and run-walk....I'm slow either way. My coach and good friend will continuous run the first half of a marathon and run-walk the second half and is faster the second half. Principles behind Run Walk Run: • Continuous use of a muscle will resul…

I've walked over roots suggestive of such anatomy.