#254938 - 12/28/12 12:56 PM
Re: So how did Christmas go?
[Re: gonewiththewind]
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Sheriff
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Registered: 12/03/09
Posts: 3842
Loc: USA
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I think Blast needs to develop an app for the ipod, ipad and iphone as a reference to edible wild plants. Who is with me on this? This would be a great Kickstarter project.
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#254943 - 12/28/12 05:26 PM
Re: So how did Christmas go?
[Re: MoBOB]
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Old Hand
Registered: 06/24/12
Posts: 822
Loc: SoCal Mtns
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My wife got me an iPod Touch. Now I can take pictures of plants and then automatically upload them to my Facebook page so people can see what edible wild plants are available right now. Plus, it can do lots of other cool stuff, too.
-Blast Blast,I would love to know a TON more about edible plants,....hint hint You have info besides facebook for those of us who dont facebook? Look at his signature block area. It has two links to his web offerings. Well Duh! THANKS Bob,never noticed that,much appreciated,Thanks too Blast,very helpful! Time to start reading!
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#254952 - 12/29/12 12:31 AM
Re: So how did Christmas go?
[Re: spuds]
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Pooh-Bah
Registered: 07/11/10
Posts: 1680
Loc: New Port Richey, Fla
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Montanero... if you haven't picked up the Guide 10 battery pack for the Goal Zero and plan to, make sure you get the upgraded "plus" version...
my politically incorrect friends gave me some boxes marked Lapua 168 grain BTHP...and Winchester small pistol... ??
and notice when you are making an attempt to lose weight you get the Carrabba's and Outback gift cards
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#254966 - 12/29/12 02:33 PM
Re: So how did Christmas go?
[Re: spuds]
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Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 05/05/07
Posts: 3601
Loc: Ontario, Canada
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In addition to a bunch of essentials for the baby bob, I got a bunch of merino wool clothes, waffle knit thermals, a book about rope and knots, and thanks to a Zombie Squad contest, a Bacho Laplander saw, a GSI tea kettle, a cool little esbit stove and a tarp tipi (that hasn't been delivered yet.) I'm itching to get out there, but with about a month to go in this pregnancy, I'm not going very far. Might have to set up camp in the backyard. :-)
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#254972 - 12/29/12 05:46 PM
Re: So how did Christmas go?
[Re: bacpacjac]
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Registered: 09/12/01
Posts: 960
Loc: Saskatchewan, Canada
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In addition to a bunch of essentials for the baby bob, I got a bunch of merino wool clothes, waffle knit thermals, a book about rope and knots, and thanks to a Zombie Squad contest, a Bacho Laplander saw, a GSI tea kettle, a cool little esbit stove and a tarp tipi (that hasn't been delivered yet.) I'm itching to get out there, but with about a month to go in this pregnancy, I'm not going very far. Might have to set up camp in the backyard. :-)
Gee, your friends and family know you well! You racked up some goodies. P.S. What's the due date -- the reason I ask is that a co-worker of mine just started her maternity leave at Christmas. She is due on Jan 27 but I am betting on her delivering on the 24th (my birthday!) I got a bottle of wine and a Kobo reader, both of which will be used to their fullest. The best thing about Christmas - spending time with family and friends, like the 7-hr road trips with my Dad. (I think I need to see the movie, The Guilt Trip?)
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#254973 - 12/29/12 05:55 PM
Re: So how did Christmas go?
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Crazy Canuck
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Registered: 02/03/07
Posts: 3238
Loc: Alberta, Canada
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Some bottles of really unique BC wine, and a Woodsman's Pal - sweet! (Not to be deployed simultaneously.)
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#254974 - 12/29/12 05:59 PM
Re: So how did Christmas go?
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Old Hand
Registered: 09/12/01
Posts: 960
Loc: Saskatchewan, Canada
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She bought me a Ruger bolt-action rifle in .270 Winchester. Gotta buy a scope to go on it and something brown will be going down out in the back yard very soon. Mmmmmmmmmmm, jerky. Sweet! My brother uses his .270 for defense and protection around the fishing lodge. A few years ago, a black bear came through a screen window into the pantry and scared the cook something awful. He gorged on the dog food. After shooing him back out the window, Gord picked him off with the rifle (2 rounds) about 100 yards away. They cut him up for the meat and gave the hide to the Conservation Officier. A habituated bear is a dead bear and this was it's third time hanging around the lodge; especially when he has paying guests at the lodge to worry about. Nobody, in my family is much of a hunter -- we all lean towards fishing and water sports. My "David Suzuki loving" sister went gonzo on him for killing wildlife until she got the complete story.
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