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Philmont Scout Ranch Backpacking Trek
Bryson and I completed a 12-day backpacking trip at Philmont Scout Ranch. This was my first time visiting the ranch. I felt lucky to get to go, because I’ve heard stories from people who have worked or visited Philmont and … Continue reading
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Tagged backpacking, boy scouts, philmont, scouts, trek, trip
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Canadian BWCA Canoe Trip
Canoed 65 miles (not including taxi or fishing), 23 portages in BWCA (Boundry Waters Canoe Area) for 9 days and 8 nights. Traveled by van about 2400 miles from Allen TX to Ely MN. The total trip was 13 days … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Family, Leisure, Life, Outdoors
Tagged boy scouts, BWCA, Canada, canoe, High Adventure, Northern Teir, scouts
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Concrete Foundation for Shop
After months of delays due to rain, and then delays caused by the delays, I finally have the foundation for the new shop poured. These are the templates I made for the anchor bolts 70+ cubic yards of select fill … Continue reading
Support and Educate your Local Sheriff
There is really no downside to having your most high-ranking peace officers become more educated and informed about the Constitutional basis of their authority. As our un-elected local police forces become increasingly militarized and federalized, the sheriffs are being downsized … Continue reading
“Smart Growth” / Sustainability : Agenda 21 Conference
I’ve been holding off from forming an opinion about the whole topic of Agenda 21 for a while now. I can see both sides of the problem. How do you protect the resources that all humans require to live while … Continue reading
Where Drug Bust Exotic Pets Wind Up
We had our Texas Master Naturalist meeting in an interesting facility tonight– a place owned by the city of Plano that is kind of an outdoor classroom for Plano schools. It is not open to the public (funny to me … Continue reading
Monster Truck Jam at Cowboys Stadium
Amber and I took Bryson to see the Monster Truck Jam today at the giant silver cockroach. (shout out to all the Arlington taxpayers, thanks for the subsidized facility, it is nice!) They make these events fun. The stadium was … Continue reading
Field Medical Training
Something I’ve been looking for was some sort of mini-EMT class to give me some basic first aid training. My search didn’t lead to anything except CPR classes and classes geared for people who were entering the emergency care profession. … Continue reading
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