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i am ok with the usps. when we get pkgs, the fellow gets out of his van, and walks it to our door and rings the doorbell.

Any recommendations on portable grill ? we have used the weber for yrs, but i am not a huge fan of it. very hard to control.

we saw some very large yellow jacket 'like' bees on the john day a few days ago. big. didnt get a pic. but they seemed larger than i remember from past years in central or.

the river is on the way down. if u will be using small cats or lite rafts - it should be ok with your timing. my alum. driftboat got a few new stripes on the bottom this past week.

agh ! connected to captn back in the westfly days. enjoyed his perspective on life and fishing. will miss him.

nice. do u cook the pasta? or, does it cook while in the oven when cheese is doing its thing?

shake your boots/shoes out before putting them on.

have fun. mine, which i think is a 76-78 alumaweld, looked pretty shiny when i bought it used in ... 81, 82 ish. its not so shiny now, but still floats. on trailer #2, and wiring harness number... 3. when i finally went overkill on wiring, it has held up. watch the bearings.

the weather and temps seem to be in your favor.

nice view! that wouldn't be from the star mtn area would it?

I just bought a smaller drill press from Equipment Sales and Surplus up in Auburn Wa. they sell equipment that is damaged in shipment. powermatic, jet tools, and maybe a couple other makers. I bought a drill press sigth unseen, and drove up from pdx to pickup. it was still in box - box...

hopefully its a balance. i banked enough working, that now retired, i can do most things i would like to do - and have the health to do. the big C took a swing at me out of the blue, and luckily i got past it. u never know - work your ass off, and health crap comes out of nowhere... i am not...

snow and fishing..... never worked for me. not even winter steelheading

fyi, no problem with salmo.

every state/local gov, should be working with the same business system. these folks all have different systems, and nobody knows how they work - with turnover, etc. local control does not provide the oversight folks think it does.

so the bamboo 'strips' just sit in the groove, while you plane or scrape them? i would think they would move??

try 5 C's boat covers in vancouver wa. i got a drifboat cover from them a couple years ago, and it is going strong. robust. they come with some nice rubber rope that you customize to pull it tight over the boat, down to trailer.

maybe put a spinner blade on that thing??

in Jan. on my xmas island trip, i met 2 retired australian guys who had traveled to the island to surf (its a long way to travel with a surfboard). one of the guys was saying that he had been somewhat inspired to live his life in retirement years, after reading - 'An Island to Oneself' by Tom...

thx for posting. trying to get a bud to go for this one. will see.