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Maybe the question left unanswered would be; do you follow directions well? Maybe Bon has an opinion on your direction following skills.

I was just thinking about that combo and if anyone had ever done one. Obviously you have.

There ya go, Dr. P won't loosen up your inhibitions even a little bit.

You need to broaden your horizons a little. Get out of your comfort zone now and then, or maybe just drink a little more. That tends to reduce your reluctance to try things.

My food thinking is very basic. Butter, garlic and onions will make everything taste good. A noodle in any shape and with any sauce is wonderful. It is hard to screw up a meatloaf. Even burnt a 1/2 inch deep or cooked until it is dry as shoe leather you can still dress it up enough to be edible. You reall need to put those thoughts into context though. I've eaten things that others would turn up their noses at and enjoyed them all. Things like rattlesnake, possum, beaver, escargo (?sp)and muskrat come to mind.

Yes she is.

Our hummingbird feeder has been like a busy airport landing strip lately. One feeding and others in a holding pattern waiting. It's really interesting since relocating the feeder has resulted in a lot more activity.

Good link to the wolf web site Bon. It is very interesting and will help keep some of this history from being lost.

I remember the snakes and the wolves. Dang I'm getting old. Unfortunately no pics of either "attraction".

Friends like you keep life interesting.

Anything you try to grow at TL is lunch for deer.

Using the data collected by this technology may allow the PGC and associated partners to develop better feed plots in an attempt to keep more of the elk in an area where they don't become a nuisance to drivers and residents. Time will tell. With the fast emerging drone technology we may soon be able to follow wildlife with drone mounted cameras and have instant access to what they see. That might be enlightening for those of us who are into wildlife management.

Whether that is a completely true story or just a nice made up one, it really shows that the little things in life matter, and that life's lessons can be learned and spread to others so easily and simply.

I understand completely. I am amazed by the people who have a life that rarely exceeds a 20 mile radius of their home and think anything outside of that is on a another planet. I worked with a man who thought a big trip was to go over the mountain to see a race at CMS. Then they had a child that needed to go to Pittsburgh for some medical consultations. Hello wake up call. That's the mentality of some people who if they were going to Altoona or State College would need at least a week to plan the trip and prepare mentally, and we seem to be surrounded by they.

Downtown Hollywood isn't exactly the end of the earth.

I see them now. Must have been concentrating on my driving too much to take it all in. Although my DW would disagree, she says I gawk around too much, follow too close, drive too fast, etc.

Where do Bob and the bell hide, I went by this morning and didn't see them. Just a covered bike.

I blamed our holly bushes on the deer. Maybe no from what some of you are saying. They are getting some signs of life again.

Can't help you with the Kahlgren property location, although I'm sure someone from Sabula will chime in with more info. As for DuBois' history, it evolved into the social and economic center of the area. As people becam more mobile they seemed to travel to DuBois for their shopping, drinking and dining activities. That still remains true today, maybe to a somewhat lesser extent, since other areas have grown in their offerings of alternative choices. It has always been somewhat confusing to me when I look around the area and see the lack of restaurants in many surrounding communities where we have an abundance of them. Many of which are frequented by people from 30-40 miles away on a regular basis. I suspect that I-80 has helped that in the more recent years, but that still doesn't explain towns like St Marys, Ridgway and Brockway where there is a distinct local support thinking and restaurants seem to struggle to stay in business.

I think that there was a previous post that said something about a archelogical dig site being on a Kahlgren property. That may be at least one of the sites you are refering to.

Great restoration job. Kudos to all who assisted in the project.

Geez, I thought you were talking about polititians for a minute there. I had to go back and look at the thread topic to be sure.

I can't confirm or deny what you are hearing re: Edgemont location, but can say that my earliest memories from about '56-'57 are that the area where the tie plant sits was previously a coal proccessing area. Don't know if it was a storage yord, loading facility, proccessing plant or exactly what.

Yes I have. There are actually some of my family and friends buried there fairly recently for that cemetary. I have never seen any strange sightings but maybe I am too focused when visiting.

Yes it did. Thanks. My apologies for not responding sooner, unfortunately I got sidetracked by more pressing things.