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When I was a kid, I was considered posh because I had a Play Station and a dad. Not in the same house. I'm not loyalty. People can't drive you crazy if you don't give them the keys.

Thanks for posting.👍

The Emerald Dawn: Out of time 23+ minutes of mellotron soaked prog heaven featuring the guitar of Ally Carter and the keyboards and strong, pure voice of Tree Stewart. I am truly smitten by this woman's singing.

Bill Nelson: 'Beyond these clouds the sweetest dream' A live solo guitar piece taken from a 2015 performance in a small room,"They told me it was going to be intimate.....it's bordering on the erotic",he grins and then proceeds to lay down a gorgeous melody of sustained guitar notes over a...

Unintended humor: At the site of an automobile accident in a roundabout in Washougal, a car went through a display of the city's name, altering it to Wash al. Is Al dirty?😯

There's someone who gets it, men, yeesh!😎

Tu-Ner Just learned they are playing a gig near me in a month so am getting totally stoked for that.

...think I saw some homeless people, too.😉

...or a Cuttie.

Sheboygan!!!😉😎

Long Island: Lawn Guyland From a drag racer who came from there.

Only in America!😉

In related news, Timberline Lodge announced that, for the foreseeable future, non-smoking rooms will  not be available at this facility.😉

So that's what those fish were. As a kid, a local creek would be packed with those red-striped fish and we never could figure out what they were.

Latest news is fire was confined to the outside only. Lodge is expected to re-open Sunday.

I really didn't feel old until I got my first $7.50 WA fishing license this month.😮

Man! Is that Greg Biffle? Sure looks like him.

And to think, if not for a snowstorm in Europe, Live at the Fillmore would never had existed in that form.😎

...and Oregon has good numbers all the way up to the Columbia. And, they're predicting a bit more this weekend, middle of April and the spring runoff hasn't really even started yet.

Also interesting to note that heavy rains earlier raised the water level to where it was navigable by kayaks for a short time. Great pics.