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Just kidding.
Rusty James
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Worry, is today's mice nibbling on tomorrow's cheese.
Bob Correll
R.I.P. 3/31/2022
This thread is a mystery for me. It just showed up for the first time this year, and if I go to
the Just Conservation sub forum it doesn't show there at all.
I don't think there's a way I could have accidently clicked something to hide the thread.
the Just Conservation sub forum it doesn't show there at all.
I don't think there's a way I could have accidently clicked something to hide the thread.
Phil Perrin
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I've been having trouble standing
I can walk fine, but if I stop for more that 5 or 6 minutes, I get shooting pains down the back of my legs and my calves get heavy and I'll need to sit for a couple minutes before I can go on with what I was doing
The doctor thinks it's my sciatic nerve and prescribed steroids, which I'm almost done with
He had some X-rays taken of my back, and it showed a compressed disc and a little bit of arthritis. Yay
I've also started wearing compression socks, which help a great deal, and started doing stretches to stretch my back out
The stretches really have been helping, and my dog Daisy decided to spot me tonight!
Yes, she's sitting on my bicep!
Crazy puppy!
I can walk fine, but if I stop for more that 5 or 6 minutes, I get shooting pains down the back of my legs and my calves get heavy and I'll need to sit for a couple minutes before I can go on with what I was doing
The doctor thinks it's my sciatic nerve and prescribed steroids, which I'm almost done with
He had some X-rays taken of my back, and it showed a compressed disc and a little bit of arthritis. Yay
I've also started wearing compression socks, which help a great deal, and started doing stretches to stretch my back out
The stretches really have been helping, and my dog Daisy decided to spot me tonight!
Yes, she's sitting on my bicep!
Crazy puppy!
Rusty James
TVWBB Emerald Member
Looks like stretches I've done before, and they really helped.
Rusty James
TVWBB Emerald Member
Frank in Colorado
TVWBB Super Fan
Moose swimming next to a SUP'er at the local lake this past Monday...
Video of the event within the link,
kdvr.com
SUMMIT COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) — As record-setting heat arrives in parts of Colorado, many are looking for ways to stay cool. So, why not take a swim?
A Breckenridge resident and avid outdoorsman paddle boarding on Dillon Reservoir learned firsthand this isn’t just a human instinct when he found a moose swimming across the lake.
Jonathan Oetkin has seen moose on several occasions, mountain biking, eating his flowers at his house, even when one almost stomped on his friend.
“It just looked at my buddy and I was thinking I’m going to have to pull my buddy behind a tree real quick,'” said Oetkin.
But Oetkin’s recent encounter was one for the books. Paddle boarding on Lake Dillon with his girlfriend Lauren, Oetkin noticed something unusual on the water, a young bull moose going for a swim.
“It got in and started swimming,” said Oetkin.
With all the boating activity on the reservoir, Oetkin quickly realized the aqua-bound Alces Americanus could collide with watercraft.
“I did not want a speed boat to come along and take this moose out. Not to mention it would not be good for the boat,” said Oetkin.
He decided to provide the moose with an escort. But moose, Oetkin discovered, are pretty good swimmers.
“We were trying to pace ourselves with him, and he was cooking,” said Oetkin.
After about a mile swim and twenty minutes of paddle boarding with Bullwinkle on the reservoir, the mountain moose hit pay dirt.
“It shimmied the water off and kind of hung out in some willows and ate, probably worked up an appetite on that swim,” said Oetkin.
For the man who has had many experiences with mountain moose, now he has one more under his belt.
“Definitely one of the coolest,” said Oetkin.
According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, moose are excellent swimmers and very much at home in the water, which can be a good place to view them.
Video of the event within the link,
Caught on Camera: Moose takes a swim next to paddleboarder in Colorado lake
As record-setting heat arrives in parts of Colorado, many are looking for ways to stay cool. So, why not take a swim?
kdvr.com
SUMMIT COUNTY, Colo. (KDVR) — As record-setting heat arrives in parts of Colorado, many are looking for ways to stay cool. So, why not take a swim?
A Breckenridge resident and avid outdoorsman paddle boarding on Dillon Reservoir learned firsthand this isn’t just a human instinct when he found a moose swimming across the lake.
Jonathan Oetkin has seen moose on several occasions, mountain biking, eating his flowers at his house, even when one almost stomped on his friend.
“It just looked at my buddy and I was thinking I’m going to have to pull my buddy behind a tree real quick,'” said Oetkin.
But Oetkin’s recent encounter was one for the books. Paddle boarding on Lake Dillon with his girlfriend Lauren, Oetkin noticed something unusual on the water, a young bull moose going for a swim.
“It got in and started swimming,” said Oetkin.
With all the boating activity on the reservoir, Oetkin quickly realized the aqua-bound Alces Americanus could collide with watercraft.
“I did not want a speed boat to come along and take this moose out. Not to mention it would not be good for the boat,” said Oetkin.
He decided to provide the moose with an escort. But moose, Oetkin discovered, are pretty good swimmers.
“We were trying to pace ourselves with him, and he was cooking,” said Oetkin.
After about a mile swim and twenty minutes of paddle boarding with Bullwinkle on the reservoir, the mountain moose hit pay dirt.
“It shimmied the water off and kind of hung out in some willows and ate, probably worked up an appetite on that swim,” said Oetkin.
For the man who has had many experiences with mountain moose, now he has one more under his belt.
“Definitely one of the coolest,” said Oetkin.
According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, moose are excellent swimmers and very much at home in the water, which can be a good place to view them.
Brett_Roundy
TVWBB Fan
Asparagus makes my pee smell funny......................I always wanted a shirt that said that...
Bob Correll
R.I.P. 3/31/2022
Arkansas grown tomatoes are here.
Not the best tasting, they're picked when just starting to turn and shipped north. Still better than hothouse varieties.
Not the best tasting, they're picked when just starting to turn and shipped north. Still better than hothouse varieties.
Brett_Roundy
TVWBB Fan
My wife gets sciatica occasionally, Theraworx seems to help: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078YFT468/?tag=tvwb-20
Also an inversion table seems to really help: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003QCI4GG/?tag=tvwb-20
Phil Perrin
TVWBB Hall of Fame
When it gets to acting up, I either use a CBD ointment or Voltaren. Both work fine
Is that what the deal is? I always wondered why Austin Powers ate Asparagus while peeing in "Gold member"
Rusty James
TVWBB Emerald Member
Check out the old lawnmower...
Vintage Clinton Push Mower Complete - antiques - by owner -...
For parts or maybe able to repair...Engine turns over. Pick Up Rock Hill,SC I will only reply through this site,any questions can be asked on here! Thanks
charlotte.craigslist.org
Phil Perrin
TVWBB Hall of Fame
Just about done with the long holiday weekend 
Short work week
Beercation starts Friday after work and family will be here next week
Short work week
Beercation starts Friday after work and family will be here next week
Rusty James
TVWBB Emerald Member
Might come in handy for some...
Richard in NS
TVWBB Wizard
Rusty, I totally understand this and watching some people hauling RV’s down the highway unbalanced scares the heck out of me. They are just accidents waiting to happen. Thanks for posting!
Rusty James
TVWBB Emerald Member
If I remember correctly, the old rule was 60% / 40% with 60% up front. Never seen a model demonstration on tongue weight until now. It sure is eye opening.