cachsux
Wah
I like this 1, too (the neighbors pitching in, to shovel out the cresent-road they reside on)
It`s nice to know that if there`s work to do you`ll be the first one to pitch in and take a picture of it.
It`s nice to know that if there`s work to do you`ll be the first one to pitch in and take a picture of it.
dilligaf
IN VINO VERITAS
Zing!
rod
Retired 23 years
I like this 1, too (the neighbors pitching in, to shovel out the cresent-road they reside on)
What gives? I count 5 guys shoveling snow in that neighborhood. You going to tell me that in Canada no one owns a snowblower or a plow? The closest I can guess is that in my neighborhood if you just count the 2 neighbors on each side of me we could come up with 6 snowblowers, 4 ATV's with plows on them, one John Deere garden tractor with a blower, 3 4-wheel drive pickups with plows and one 4 wheel drive Ford tractor with a rear mounted 6 foot auger/blower that will throw 3 foot deep snow snow 200 feet. We laugh at snow. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
klein
Für Meno :)
First of all, it's located in a sub city of ours, but it did make local news. I guess 9 families pitched in, to clean the cresent road, so they can access the main road.
A lot of people own snowblowers here, I guess they didn't. But, I think it was a "fake pic"
Because yesterday, when I seen that street on the news.... shovels couldn't have cleaned that street soo neat. It was bladed, forsure.
If anyone wants to watch the clean-up efforts of our "massive snowfall" as the news video says, and the bad forecast ahead,
then go to the link:
http://www.globaltvedmonton.com/video/index.html?releasePID=MTYQfY0C9zb3Re3hZ_Xl_Z0BF8Wep7Ik
A lot of people own snowblowers here, I guess they didn't. But, I think it was a "fake pic"
Because yesterday, when I seen that street on the news.... shovels couldn't have cleaned that street soo neat. It was bladed, forsure.
If anyone wants to watch the clean-up efforts of our "massive snowfall" as the news video says, and the bad forecast ahead,
then go to the link:
http://www.globaltvedmonton.com/video/index.html?releasePID=MTYQfY0C9zb3Re3hZ_Xl_Z0BF8Wep7Ik
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rod
Retired 23 years
Those are good eating if you get the ones that have been feeding on baby ducks and small family pets.
rod
Retired 23 years
Now you tell me. What is it- a hundred dollar fine?
this was a while ago
http://www.fws.gov/northflorida/Releases-01/01201-Eagle-Killers-Sentenced.htm
http://www.fws.gov/northflorida/Releases-01/01201-Eagle-Killers-Sentenced.htm
Nice pics Toonah!
rod
Retired 23 years
Don't take me wrong---I think they are neat also. Its just where I live they are a dime a dozen----------------and they have pretty much destroyed the duck population. I live on the river and it used to be loaded with ducks all summer long. Now you see very few ducks but you seem to always be able to spot an eagle or two gliding overhead.
They help here with the canadian geeses problem, so much poop on the beach you cant sit on the beach but I dont like to see the babies killed.
The have made a pretty big comeback in Ohio also, but I am one of the few in the area that has an interest so I shoot pics whenever I see him. We dont have an overabundance of wolves here either, a few more coyotes than I ever saw, but the only wolf Ive seen is the hybrid next door, kept as a pet. And he is very protective.....
The have made a pretty big comeback in Ohio also, but I am one of the few in the area that has an interest so I shoot pics whenever I see him. We dont have an overabundance of wolves here either, a few more coyotes than I ever saw, but the only wolf Ive seen is the hybrid next door, kept as a pet. And he is very protective.....
moreluck
golden ticket member
Lol, hopefully they don't try to eat off anything else!
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