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Yet another grey rat snake and definitely not the same one as last time.
This one, we think, was hanging at my across the street neighbor’s yesterday and spent ninety minutes trying to get into one their bluebird boxes. There are hatchings there.
Last night at 11:40, I took the dogs out for the last time and he was laying in the side yard, not far from where I videoed the one before.
Today, he is hanging out under my next door neighbor’s heat pump.
This snake is over seven feet in length. May approach eight.
Charlie
This one, we think, was hanging at my across the street neighbor’s yesterday and spent ninety minutes trying to get into one their bluebird boxes. There are hatchings there.
Last night at 11:40, I took the dogs out for the last time and he was laying in the side yard, not far from where I videoed the one before.
Today, he is hanging out under my next door neighbor’s heat pump.
This snake is over seven feet in length. May approach eight.
Charlie
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View oh Mt Rainer from a ferry while crossing the sound.
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That’s a big ol boy right there!RobesonsRme.com wrote: ↑Tue Jul 06, 2021 5:56 pm Yet another grey rat snake and definitely not the same one as last time.
This one, we think, was hanging at my across the street neighbor’s yesterday and spent ninety minutes trying to get into one their bluebird boxes. There are hatchings there.
Last night at 11:40, I took the dogs out for the last time and he was laying in the side yard, not far from where I videoed the one before.
Today, he is hanging out under my next door neighbor’s heat pump.
This snake is over seven feet in length. May approach eight.
Charlie
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Precious and I went tiptoeing through the back field this evening. Here are some tasty treats that we spotted, and sampled.
This volunteer peach tree is growing in my fence row right behind the neighbor’s house. I figure somebody threw a peach seed across the fence years ago and voila! I’ve let it grow and this year there’s fruit on it.
While the back field is full of blackberries, I also have a patch of these up on the hill just now getting ripe. These wild raspberries are one of my favorites. We’re going to throw caution and diabetes to the wind and precious has promised me a raspberry cobbler. (Don’t tell the doctor).
My youngest boy’s little pup decided she liked pulling and eating the raspberries too! This is Meggy (1/2 Australian Shepherd, 1/4 Border Collie, 1/4 Blue Heeler, and heck on wheels!).
This volunteer peach tree is growing in my fence row right behind the neighbor’s house. I figure somebody threw a peach seed across the fence years ago and voila! I’ve let it grow and this year there’s fruit on it.
While the back field is full of blackberries, I also have a patch of these up on the hill just now getting ripe. These wild raspberries are one of my favorites. We’re going to throw caution and diabetes to the wind and precious has promised me a raspberry cobbler. (Don’t tell the doctor).
My youngest boy’s little pup decided she liked pulling and eating the raspberries too! This is Meggy (1/2 Australian Shepherd, 1/4 Border Collie, 1/4 Blue Heeler, and heck on wheels!).
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Thanks Wade. Beautiful fruit andberries.
Charlie that is a long one.
Charlie that is a long one.
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That looks like every bit if eight foot.RobesonsRme.com wrote: ↑Tue Jul 06, 2021 5:56 pm Yet another grey rat snake and definitely not the same one as last time.
This one, we think, was hanging at my across the street neighbor’s yesterday and spent ninety minutes trying to get into one their bluebird boxes. There are hatchings there.
Last night at 11:40, I took the dogs out for the last time and he was laying in the side yard, not far from where I videoed the one before.
Today, he is hanging out under my next door neighbor’s heat pump.
This snake is over seven feet in length. May approach eight.
Charlie
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This past week
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The kids don't forget a great experience like that!
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Scott, Y'all are making me hungry for some bass filets!
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Beautiful country!
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Simply Spectacular.
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Theme sum nice bass Scott I was checking deer blinds at camp today did well
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Yep, clean and quiet. Easier to put your thoughts right, there.
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Hey dog, I've been skiing in Vancouver via Seattle and did some sight seeing in Seattle over 10 years ago. Mt. Ranier was socked in both times. Nice picture!
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Fish on the grill, a turkey in the oven and a berry pie; you guys know how to eat!
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Beautiful area for sure. And the mountains are magnificent. Thanks.1967redrider wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 11:46 pm
Hey dog, I've been skiing in Vancouver via Seattle and did some sight seeing in Seattle over 10 years ago. Mt. Ranier was socked in both times. Nice picture!
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A very long banana slug.
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That is a pretty gross critter dogleg. You can keep them. lolol
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I don't think we have them here in Texas. Took this guy's pic in Washington St.luckydog64 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 19, 2021 8:46 pm That is a pretty gross critter dogleg. You can keep them. lolol
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Probably too dry in texas we got plenty snails none like that one though. Been raising thornless blackberries for a few years. Picked 4 gallons this morning. Picked 4 gallons 2 days ago also. I am going to start giving some sprouts away. This is too much like work.
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Wow, those look delicious!!!
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This is so true. Way to go Scott.
That is quite a beautiful picture. As God's work will be, just perfect.
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