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Hatch green chilies are out, l roast them over charcoal, let sweat in a paper bag. Sue peels and seeds them. Then on a warm tortilla, with little shaded cheese, Sue like some sour cream

Benadryl, help me, when l help Sue with her bees

He been county fairing,doing shows and hauling idiot cubes

Leaning H is hauling Idiot cubes , loading and stacking by hand and by himself, to get rid of that belly before he heads out on his poetry tour :)

deep well at the house, the other 2 were both oil wells. one got a powerline, the other had a windmill we replaced with solar.

.74" last night's T storm, north of us they got 2"-4" and flash floods

Blue Herron been working cabin creek, we find 5–6-inch snaping turtle shells, all the time. My granddaughter had a shell in a terrarium. Well, her dad on his way home yesterday saw a Westland Painted Turtle, he picked it up and replace the empty shell with it. According to my Granddaughter, her...

KEMMERER — Fossil Butte National Monument park manager and museum curator Arvid Aase had an idea years ago to make an exhibit of fossilized animal feces, or coprolite, in the museum bathrooms. Aase started working at the museum in 1995 as a seasonal worker and said, with a little patience, his...

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50s rain....

northern lights

pray that you can heal and be calm and no pain.

the Oshoto Fire hall benefit.... is all ranchers, well maybe one or two oil field hands, and a coal miner. but they come off the ranch too.

might have a gig for you if one of the local fire halls dose it biannual fund raiser, if you can do a 40-minute show. Know an outfit that put you up.

I got 2 of those pump jacks. But it split estate where they are. So I get Token fee for the road and space they take up.

Lived on a Ranch in Laramie. The rancher in his younger time worked on a place down Waldon way. Said they use a needle to load lose hay. A long crowbar with a eye in one end that they force up thru the hay. They leave one end on the hay rack and tie a rope thru the eye. Throw the robe back over...

left home Sunday to patch and even snow covered eastern Wyoming came home yesterday in 80-degree temps and wind only snow anywhere was what was left of big, large drifts.