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Did a little birding hike on Saturday. Decent weather, but a little windy. Heard a lot of birds but never really saw anything I hadn't seen before. My Merlin app did pick up 2 birds that I didn't have photos of but have seen. It also picked up one that I had never seen. And it would have been a...
I've been thinking about doing the speed champions wall display especially since I'm running out of shelf space. But I also need to build/expand the shelving/tables I have for the modular buildings which could also expand the display area for the speed champions vehicles.
Just finished...
I got into speed champions right around the time they went from 6 studs wide to 8 studs. That's where the collectable aspect came in. The 6 stud are now "rare". I have only really focused on the aston Martin, mclaren, Ferrari, and maybe Mercedes speed champions sets myself. I do have some...
A few more:
Lots of Yellow-rumped Warblers about. This is the eastern, Myrtle subspecies
Song sparrows are everywhere but I had a few be cooperative for me:
This one makes me think of the Lorax:
White-throated Sparrows are not something I see in the west:
I was home in Indiana recently to visit family and took the camera. I got to see and photo a few birds from my youth that we dont have out in Idaho. Saw and heard several other species that are East only but was unable to get good photos. Also did get some good photos of birds that do also occur...
Traded in about 12 lbs. of LEGO parts from old themes I was never into (parts that were VERY specific to those themes) along with some minifigures from other themes I have no interest in and got enough in trade to get the LEGO Sunflowers and Magnolia branches. Put them together over the weekend...
To be fair he had been doing the Hollywood thing for a really long time and married to her way way before he did the trout thing. His story is he grew up fly fishing a lot and wanted to start the company as a way to create sustainable options to take pressure off the wild stocks.
Created by the guy who owns the company I work for. And his wife is one of the stars. Even though he's almost exclusively known for his TV and film work, I know him more as the guy who owns a trout company.
Heywood was a regular on the show for years though I don't think he is on quite as much these days (he is 76). Toast is also one of the first songs I remember by him. But I think Trauma to the Groin is probably my favorite of his. The Revenge Song and Hey Pancreas are also great though. Oh man...
Its been a while since I posted here, but I also haven't been out much. Saturday evening, I heard my neighborhood owls hooting away. It was still light enough for photos and they sounded close. Found the 1st one in a tree across the street from my house. Snapped a few pics and then the 2nd one...
Here and there when I was still living in Indiana and would pass through Indianapolis, you could hear them on their home station, Q95. The show would often last another 30-60 minutes and would focus on Indiana stuff during that. I remember catching one of those times on a drive through when they...
"Bob Kevoian" of the syndicated radio show The Bob and Tom show passed this afternoon at 75. He actually retired from the show several years ago though Tom has continued with the rest of the crew. I grew up listening to this show every morning in the 90s and early 2000s. They were based in...
Chilean company that apparently will send the copper to China for smelting/processing (and where it may not even ever make its way back to the US as a usable product). So the US takes the environmental hit while other countries reap the rewards. Winning.
Apparently a Chinese tanker carrying methanol from Iran to China made it around the US "blockade" despite being sanctioned by the US and supposedly not being allowed to make the trip. So the blockade seems to be working about as well as you would expect an idea from this clusterfuck of an...
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