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[Chicken Rustler]

Anybody in the Olympia area ??? just found this on CL

Dog Crate (Olympia)

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Date: 2011-11-22, 11:20AM PST
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This crate is about 20 inches high, 18 inches wide and 25 inches long. There is nothing wrong with it, we just bought a different setup for our dogs. It would be great for a medium size dog. It is a red color. Please call 360-350-0000. If you have no intentions of REALLY picking it up...don't call. I am tired of the no-shows.

 

[hallerlake]

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[justbugged]

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Isn't it wonderful how much help we get around here.

 

[Tailfeathers]

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Yup, it sure is.

There's a lot of stuff I see that just makes me shake my head and wonder. Having spent most of my life in the woods, I know the meat won't go to waste. I've seen coyotes, crows, and bears take a deer carcass down to bones in two days. But it seems to be that it would make a lot more sense for that meat to be feeding people. I seem to recall some time back seeing somewhere that roadkill venison could no longer be used at volunteer homeless shelters and such because it wasn't USDA approved. And I know there's an organization of farmers and hunters that donate meat to the poor and hungry but there is a mound of paperwork and cost associated with doing even that.

Brings to my mind Proverbs 14:12.

God Bless.

 

[Cowgirlgrace]

Stump, sorry for all the troubles. I guess over time as people get out of farming they can let things go (or burn them!). Come to thing of it I guess I am an old fashioned romantic (not so sweet anymore so I left that out) but realistically speaking usually when farms are kept in the family and the families continue to farm they also continue to be maintained. Just thought. Mostly curious. I will now change the picture in my mind.

 

[justbugged]

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And you laugh. The big saw is standard equipment in my truck after any big winds. Just never know when I may need to remove some firewood from the roadway !!!

Once wished that I had a chainsaw in the back of my Subaru wagon. A tree had fallen across Maple Valley HWY, just just a minute or so before we got there. I didn't know the area that well at the time, so a detour was going to be stressful. I was impressed with how fast a couple of guys with chainsaws had the road back open. I felt bad for not helping them get it cleared, but I would have just been in the way. lol

 

[Kaneke]

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this is partly true; I bought a camera at Goodwill and lo and behold, when I downloaded the pictures *I* took, there also were some pictures of military stuff, possibly from Afghanistan .. tanks, helicopters, prone shooters, and some nasty looking facial damage and burned feet ...

of course did not get a manual with the camera, but finally figured out how to delete stuff I never wanted

 

[justbugged]

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Toni lives somewhere in Bonney Lake I wll see what we can do.

 

[justbugged]

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Fluffy butts.

That's about what I thought, but it was worth a shot.

They look like production reds, and White Rocks or Leghorns.

 

[Chicken Rustler]

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this is partly true; I bought a camera at Goodwill and lo and behold, when I downloaded the pictures *I* took, there also were some pictures of military stuff, possibly from Afghanistan .. tanks, helicopters, prone shooters, and some nasty looking facial damage and burned feet ...

of course did not get a manual with the camera, but finally figured out how to delete stuff I never wanted

WHAT do you mean partly true IT IS ALL TRUE and you demonstrated such !!!