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zapper said:

Yeah...heres my back porch or I mean the "social hall" when my family come to visit me, we talk on little phones while they stand outside and push their faces to the glass 🙄

Oh that's lovely, I especially like how they made the window bars look like trees.
Any duck shooting available for a friend?

This is my view. AON building in Chicago. 73rd floor.

jhuskey said:

TVA ,"The Tennessee Valley Authority for those that are not familiar" built several dams throughout the South during the late 30's as part of Rossevelts "New Deal Project".
They provided power for new industry at that time and more recently recreation, but yes it was our dream to build a place on the lake, which we did a little over 4 years ago.

It ain't heaven but it ain't bad.

I knew I'd picked the right man ages ago for the area. What's the shooting like?

jhuskey said:

TVA ,"The Tennessee Valley Authority for those that are not familiar" built several dams throughout the South during the late 30's as part of Rossevelts "New Deal Project".
They provided power for new industry at that time and more recently recreation, but yes it was our dream to build a place on the lake, which we did a little over 4 years ago.

It ain't heaven but it ain't bad.

They terraced a lot of the mountains around here to prevent erosion for the New Deal. Anyway, you have a real nice setup there. Does the lake provide for any good fishing?

NightRaider said:

This is my view. AON building in Chicago. 73rd floor.

I didn't know that they built stockyards that high. Looks nice though. Is it still a big cattle area?

FredC said:

Oh that's lovely, I especially like how they made the window bars look like trees.
Any duck shooting available for a friend?

On the value of property comparison we did previously you and Huskey certainly have the advantage to us in Surrey. Even Cliff Richards plot down the road looks like a dump on this basis. Mind you that Madonna bought a proper piece of real estate, poor girl, she struggles along somehow.

FredC said:

I knew I'd picked the right man ages ago for the area. What's the shooting like?

It depends on what you want to shoot.

birdman23 said:

They terraced a lot of the mountains around here to prevent erosion for the New Deal. Anyway, you have a real nice setup there. Does the lake provide for any good fishing?

It is usually very good.They held a national finals for a bass tournament a couple of years ago. It is a fairly large lake with several hundred miles of shoreline.

FredC said:

Oh that's lovely, I especially like how they made the window bars look like trees.
Any duck shooting available for a friend?

Sure come on out...before I sell the place that is...The new owner might not have room for your ass and your two cows..

jhuskey said:

It depends on what you want to shoot.

I've always liked rough shooting, that's what we call shooting for the pot combined with vermin elimination. Fur and Feather.

FredC said:

I've always liked rough shooting, that's what we call shooting for the pot combined with vermin elimination. Fur and Feather.

What kind of vermin do you guys have over there?

birdman23 said:

What kind of vermin do you guys have over there?

Have any of these???

zapper said:

Sure come on out...before I sell the place that is...The new owner might not have room for your ass and your two cows..

I should be able to get them on the Airbus freightliner, tether them to the bible thumpers wagon and trundle across the plains. So long as I use whale blubber fat on the wooden wheels things should be OK.

FredC said:

I should be able to get them on the Airbus freightliner, tether them to the bible thumpers wagon and trundle across the plains. So long as I use whale blubber fat on the wooden wheels things should be OK.

Make sure you bring a life vests with you..I had to see you lose your ass over here....

FredC said:

I've always liked rough shooting, that's what we call shooting for the pot combined with vermin elimination. Fur and Feather.

We used to call them "yankees" and actually still do we just can't leagally shoot them anymore. Just kidding.......maybe!
There is a fellow across the channel from me that apparently enjoys shooting using black powder. 50 caliber probably, Damn loud stuff.

jhuskey said:

We used to call them "yankees" and actually still do we just can't leagally shoot them anymore.

Yeah funny how that is...I married a "yankee" and she's been here for over 20 years and once in awhile she gets the yankee routine...funny I think...Long live dixie!

FredC said:

I should be able to get them on the Airbus freightliner, tether them to the bible thumpers wagon and trundle across the plains. So long as I use whale blubber fat on the wooden wheels things should be OK.

Hey fred, we just when into an alert status...Lim must have landed...gotta go!

jhuskey said:

We used to call them "yankees" and actually still do we just can't leagally shoot them anymore. Just kidding.......maybe!
There is a fellow across the channel from me that apparently enjoys shooting using black powder. 50 caliber probably, Damn loud stuff.

Let him lift 'em. Couldn't hit a cows [censored] with a banjo. That's the game.
Not called Jed by any chance?

zapper said:

Yeah funny how that is...I married a "yankee" and she's been here for over 20 years and once in awhile she gets the yankee routine...funny I think...Long live dixie!

I have some neighbors that are from Michigan both nice couples and good friends and then there is this guy from Minnesota he is married to a Brit and she is ok but somewhere in Minnesota a town is missing their village A**hole.

jhuskey said:

I have some neighbors that are from Michigan both nice couples and good friends and then there is this guy from Minnesota he is married to a Brit and she is ok but somewhere in Minnesota a town is missing their village A**hole.

Minnesota? Mining? Surely there must be a *** hole somewhere that needs a stopper block.