Things that are just wrong

Hmmm… although I would hope for some shelter available for the equine personage, I know they will choose to stay out in it at times, of their own free will, so don’t put too much into worrying about an animal that is, if you get right down to it, designed to be out in the elements, and usually puts on quite the thick coat of fuzzy for it.

My dog woke me up at 6:30 this morning; he was so excited he was practically doing the Snoopy dance. There was a dusting of snow on the ground, and he wanted to go play in it.

Aren’t all wild animals subject to the caprice of nature?

He has a 15x24 run in shelter…it is just right of the picture. He is a full Shire, he doesn’t care. :smiley:

I ment snow in November. We broke the record for rain fall just after mid month. The ski areas were open a week before thanksgiving.

That’s a beautiful picture, Denny. I didn’t realize that was your horse! I thought you were trying to tickle our funny bones.

Hey where do you live? One of my bands played a couple gigs in Marysville and Arlington (pivate parties) and drove over Snoqualmie Pass last weekend. It was bare and dry on Friday and Saturday. On Sunday ir rained all day, all the way home. We stayed with a nice family up in the mountains near Jim Creek just east of Arlington.

I can’t wait to get to the snow. We just heard that it might snow here in Portland tonight. That would be exiting. Mt. Hood has a good deal of snow now too. I want to go snowboarding!

-Casey :smiley:

Oh good! I kinda figured you for knowing better, and the fact that I had little or no clue what the ‘wrong’ part was… glad I guessed wrong. :smiley:

We’d take rain or snow… we’re so far behind in precip it’s down right scary. :astonished:

Thanks!

That would be our stallion. Check the web site, he has quite a parentage.

Arlington! Actualy it’s west of Lakewood (Smoky Point).

I can’t wait for snow. At least it means it won’t be friggin raining.

That’s in interesting bike. What kind is it?

I don’t know the bloke I’m afraid - I took the pic sneakily. It’s at Rockingham (I think), near Perth in WA. That’s some bike, innit. He was going pretty well on it, though he’d stopped for a rest when I took the pic. I think he may have needed frequent rests. :smiley:

All that bike needs is are some front shocks (it already has a rear), some knobby tires, and a few bungee cords for the grocery basket in the back, and you’d have one bitchin’ cool mountain bike.

Might have to reinforce the chainring guard a bit though, since the ground clearance leaves a bit to be desired…


Kinda reminds me of the old Raliegh Choppers.


Loren

Googling “recumbant bicycle” found me a few similar bikes, but not this exact model. It’s unfortunate that his foot appears to be covering the model name on the frame.

I can’t find a Perth in WA, or a Rockingham in WA or any of the neighboring states or even BC.

Have you tried Perth, Western Austrialia? Rockingham is a southern suburb, as you can see by zooming in.

I know. I Googled first to see if coincidently there is a Perth Washington State or a Rockingham in BC Canada or the Norhtwest US close to Washington. I looked in case I might have to modify the joke I was comming up with. I know Steve Shaw is not in North America from his posts.

Sorry. I’ve been to Perth and use WA when writing to the rellies, but am clueless as to your USA state abbreviations. It may not have been Rockingham BTW, if anyone knows the area, but it was one of the seaside places near there. I get confused you know.