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Which means almost Bald Eagle season by the spawning stream, called Kanaka Creek by our house. Salmon are here and shortly after usually about 20-30 eagles hang out to feed on the dying salmon. A small spawning stream runs by our house. Not too far away is a place called Chehalis-Harrison Estuary. This is where…
Two new countries to view this blog over 1000 unique times. Thanks JAPAN and MALAYSIA! Japan (JP) 1,098 Tokyo 280 Kanagawa 130 Wakayama 85 Osaka 61 Aichi 48 Hyogo 42 Ibaraki 41 Gumma 39 Chiba 37 Saitama 35 Fukuoka 25 Okinawa 23 Kyoto 18 Hokkaido 17 Yamaguchi 16 Hiroshima 14 Shizuoka 14 Tochigi 11 Okayama…
Anti-helmet law demonstrators in recent rally at state capitol in Albany, N.Y. (Skip Dickstein / Albany Times Union) This always a heated debate…I think it’s simple….DO you, yourself think you are IMPORTANT and should take every precaution to minimize RISKS? Who cares about laws and politics…WHY would anyone NOT want to protect their own BODY…
These are just stunning….Scenes from Antarctica! Just amazing! CLICK the first picture and it will take you to the LARGE hi resolution images! SOURCE: THE ATLANTIC Summer is returning to Antarctica and researcher teams from around the world are heading south for the (relatively) warm season. Among them are members of a Russian team that…
Some might remember back in January of this year Leslie switched careers. She went from being an Intensive Care Social Worker for 13 years at a Vancouver Hospital to an Organ Donation Specialist/In Hospital Organ Donation Coordinator. UPDATE: After being in training with a preceptor since mid March I have officially graduated and was signed…
An incredible gift CLICK HERE St. Paul’s Hospital is where Leslie used to work. She knows Dr. Grant very well, has worked with the ICU many times and is proud to share this article raising awareness about organ donation. This is very near and dear to Leslie’s heart as she is now Organ Donation Specialist…
We are missing 50 countries….that’s all that’s left to visit this BLOG! If you know someone in the following 50 countries tell them to check in. 🙂 190 different countries have visited this site. 1,108 flags collected. | Flag History Missing Countries Country Unique Visitors Last New Visitor 1. American Samoa 0 Never 2. Anguilla 0 Never…
For those planning on riding the Dalton in 2013, heed these warnings. 😉 featuring some Motoquest info as well as Adventure Cycleworks. As the article says at least biker dies each year! We always carry a SPOT with extra insurance for that just in case air vac and extra fuel. Posted by: Phil Freeman on…
Once again reader Gary from AK has sent us this great article…read it…and enjoy it is just awesome! By: Ezekiel Buchheit May 24, 2011 Due to recent financial hardships, I had to trade in my beloved old truck. In its stead, I got myself a motorcycle. Fuel efficient, fun, low insurance — all great things.…
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Aug 26, 2012 by RoadRUNNER Most motorcycles use cables to connect the twist grip to the carb(s) or throttle bodies; many also use cables for the clutch, cold-start control, and even brakes. Servicing these critical components is fairly simple and prevents problems later. Maintenance intervals vary, and bikes ridden in dust, sand, or mud need…
I have been watching this live web cam throughout the Osprey season and the adult pair here have done a great job raising three…yes three off spring to the point where they are almost ready to migrate on their own. Plenty of fish, I am sure hunting skills the female has most likely left my…
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