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[Chicken Rustler]

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I can teach most anybody to weld but to be a welder takes a lot more experience and knowledge. I went to college for a year just to pass the certification.

What are the shrimp for? To snack on while waiting for the fish to float to the surface. It really dosen't take that long them DuPont spinners are pretty effective.

 

[Imp]

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I would like to see some of your work. I know it's probably heavy, but pix would be nice. I've always been fascinated by metal sculpture. There are a couple metal yard art sculptures around here. I drive out of my way to see them.

Russ

 

[Chicken Rustler]

Well I guess I opened my mouth so now will have to see what pics are still on the PC and rotate them on my avatar.
I am currently working on switching gears from Pygmy goats to chickens and hope to do some yard decor etc soon.

 

[weaveagarden]

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I used to do that kind of fishing at the Thriftway in Renton (south end). There was a guy there named Ron who would get me some great fish. He always had something different for me to try. Once he had moon fish. I used to love to fish there. But I really enjoy the time that it takes to do the other kind. So relaxing.

Sorry to say the Thriftway went away. Now there is an Uwajimaya there. I haven't been, but here good things about it.

Russ

Oh really. They moved to the new location across the parking lot while I was there and a Foody Goody went in the old location which is where the great fish market was. Smaller after that and Ron moved on to a real fish market. (he was so knowledgeable about fish). I would visit a Uwajimaya. Of course nothing is like the original one, which I love. Much easier to get to, there by the 405. I will have to check it out when I am up that direction.

 

[weaveagarden]

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I can teach most anybody to weld but to be a welder takes a lot more experience and knowledge. I went to college for a year just to pass the certification.

What are the shrimp for? To snack on while waiting for the fish to float to the surface. It really dosen't take that long them DuPont spinners are pretty effective.

You new fangled fishermen with your spinners. I love to use a bobber for trout. just sittin and a bobbin and a waitin. With shrimp, you don't usually have to wait that long. My secret to limiting out most times. Keep it under your hat now.

 

[Imp]

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Sorry to say the Thriftway went away. Now there is an Uwajimaya there. I haven't been, but here good things about it.

Russ

Oh really. They moved to the new location across the parking lot while I was there and a Foody Goody went in the old location which is where the great fish market was. Smaller after than and Ron moved on too. I would visit a Uwajimaya. Of course nothing is like the original one, which I love. Much easier to get to their by the 405. I will have to check it out when I am up that direction.

That's were I met Surburbachickchick, at the Starbucks were the Foody Goody was. It's split up into several small stores now. The Pet Galleria is gone now too. I don't think anything has replaced it yet.

Russ

 

[weaveagarden]

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It would be on your way if you take the 405. Or on your way home, but I don't know what time they close on Sunday (or is the party Saturday?). It is at the intersection of hwy 405 and Hwy 167 to the Northwest of the intersection. We can give you better direction as it approaches party date.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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Aparrently I am gonna have to teach ya the fine art of fishin with DuPont spinners. Just make sure ya bring a bic lighter. I will even give ya a little extra fuse just in case yer a little slow on the throw!!

 

[weaveagarden]

I don't know if this will work. But I found it on google and here is the link. It didn't.

Look up Renton. Find the intersection of Hwy 405 and 167 move in a northwesterly direction until you find S. Grady way (parallel to 405). East and South of Grady and Shattuck - You can see the tag for the store there.

 

[weaveagarden]

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That is great. Now if we can get them to put one out in my stix somewhere.