Wondering who is still alive!
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Hey Jack. I just keep turning up like a bad penny. Thought of y'all last week when I did a bit of a refurb on my kayak.
Hope all are well.
Good on ya, Kajun. I’m a year and a bit out ahead of you. I don’t get headaches - I give’em.
Last physical the doc said I could compete in the Olympics. I didn't know they had an event for how many doctors can you see in one day. lol My idea of a day on the town is visiting doctors of some description or other. Growing old is not for sissies.
I'm still here. Been an "interesting" few years for me. Like chuck, back and forth from the docs seems to be my main activity these days, tho I still try to get down in the shed most days turning wood into sawdust. Haven't built a boat in a while but feeling the need a bit now. Probly something like a sailing outrigger canoe would be nice.
Bear’s Buddy Jerry. Just got back from the Geezer Run. Thought of you. There were no gritz on the trip. And, only one can of viennies. But to make up, we did have along a jug of pickled baloney.
I was thinking more along the line of Pickles , Sauerkraut , Okra , Eggs , Pigs Feet. You know all the tasty items , Scotch was the furthest thing in those thoughts. LOL.
On the next camping trip on bikes, I plan to grill pork chops on the little charcoal grill, and top them with sauerkraut and caraway seeds.
However, I’m currently marinating chicken breasts in dill pickle vinegar. That will fry up interestingly for supper.
However, I’m currently marinating chicken breasts in dill pickle vinegar. That will fry up interestingly for supper.
A few guys that you might recall. I was on the trip, Bud Hart, Charlie Parmelee, Kevin King, Greg Shannon. The others are newer.
We launched at Penrod’s in Grayling. Some took out at 4001 bridge just below Gabions Campground, the one with the large stones all bundled up in wire fencing. Others went all the way to Alcona County Park next to Alcona dam, where we traditionally take out.
I’m sure you recall landing at Alcona. We had waves cris-crossing one year there, giving me a bit of a problem. Katie was bouncing around in the bow, giving me more problems. And you stood on shore - cheering her on!
Katie is now a 20 year old young lady, working her way through college. She wants to be called by her name, Kayla. My nickname of Katie no longer stands. sigh
We launched at Penrod’s in Grayling. Some took out at 4001 bridge just below Gabions Campground, the one with the large stones all bundled up in wire fencing. Others went all the way to Alcona County Park next to Alcona dam, where we traditionally take out.
I’m sure you recall landing at Alcona. We had waves cris-crossing one year there, giving me a bit of a problem. Katie was bouncing around in the bow, giving me more problems. And you stood on shore - cheering her on!
Katie is now a 20 year old young lady, working her way through college. She wants to be called by her name, Kayla. My nickname of Katie no longer stands. sigh
Can't be! Katie is six or seven and full of wonder at seeing critters like the turtle in the woods. I remarried and my newly acquired nephew worked at the Alcona park at the time. We camped out there two times for a couple of weeks.