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https://aguasamazonicas.org/dv9d92o Was completely suprised today when I was out in the barn yard and from across the yard comes 7 baby guinea keets sprinting to get to the rest of the flock in the bean field! I snapped the photo below then quickly tried to corral them before they got to the beans, where I never would have found them.

click here Turns out there were seven total and from the direction they were coming from I think they might have been hatched in the run-in shed. Perhaps the flock will be back up to full strength after all.

see url No trick or treaters braved the 1/2 mile driveway. Had our first fire of the season and Emily carved a snoopy pumpkin.

Buy Diazepam In Uk Online Dropped him off in Georgia on February 26th and picked him up in Maine on October 16th, its been one helluva trek for him. We’ve seen pictures and heard stories of: ice storms, snow, bears, tornadoes, falling trees, deep stream crossings, and finally finishing it right as they close Mt. Katahdin due to snow, likely the last through hiker to finish in 2020. But then, that is the Patrick way!

https://someawesomeminecraft.com/2024/05/13/rcj0ko93 We are all so proud of him, many have talked, but only Patrick has done it.

here When me and Patty got to the park and the approach trails to Mt. Katahdin, we hadn’t heard from him in at least 2 days, so it was unclear if he was going to summit that day or not. We checked the check-in log but no Patrick, we almost left and went back into town but turned around and decided to go for a short southbound hike, thinking we might meet up with him. When we came back to the trail head we checked the log one more time and there it was, Patrick signed in about 10 minutes before we got back! Now to wait the 4 hours until he got back down, weather noticeably deteriorating with mist, rain, and then heavy rain at the base.

click here We met up with a few hikers when we returned about 3pm to wait for him. They had just finished and all knew ‘Cliffhanger’. There was Zebra, Hot Pants, and Trotsky, at least those were the trail names. As their shuttle arrived and they were almost gone Patrick appeared out of the pouring rain. Couldn’t believe it but he was wearing shorts and was soaking wet. Said the rain was horizontal at the peak. We were so happy to see him!

https://www.jacobysaustin.com/2024/05/wedovc6dk8 We drove him back to the trail head to get his finish tag and the rangers were just putting up the signs to close the trails to the summit due to expected 5″ of snow that night.

watch We drove from there to a hotel in Bangor where we had a great meal and started our long drive back to Virginia the next day.

see Below are a few pictures of the final day.

watch Scenery is beautiful, lots of ‘projects’ and things to do. Not bored for one second here.