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Our Morning Coffee and Weather
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High 30' tonight, didn't get out to ride but did reload some ammo. Ride tomorrow hopefully. Son was here at Christmas and gifted me his head cold.
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How kind of him. Did he not know you were cold enough already?RanchRoper wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2020 8:43 pmHigh 30' tonight, didn't get out to ride but did reload some ammo. Ride tomorrow hopefully. Son was here at Christmas and gifted me his head cold.
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40 on its way to 57 later today with a 20% chance of rain .... chance of rain dramatically increases later tomorrow ....
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28 here this am and headed to 41. Supposed to be warmer on Sat hopefully a trip out to the grasslands to test out some of those 180 grain red head bullets.
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33 and overcast. My Gadsen flag cup has been filled twice this morning with Italian dark roast as usual.
My boy brought me over some more once fired brass. I reckon I'll fire up the tumbler in the shed today. Finally found the primers I use, so the reloading process is ready to go. I usually wait for really nasty days to reload. Something about watching the bad weather outside while inside a nice warm shop pulling on the old Rock Chucker. Can't beat it.
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My boy brought me over some more once fired brass. I reckon I'll fire up the tumbler in the shed today. Finally found the primers I use, so the reloading process is ready to go. I usually wait for really nasty days to reload. Something about watching the bad weather outside while inside a nice warm shop pulling on the old Rock Chucker. Can't beat it.
Cheers all
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Really hard to imagine the intensity of the Australian forest fires 220 talked about just before Christmas. Kind of like the West Coast fires we hear of in the U.S. The last 2-3 days there have been some major news outlets reporting of worsening of these Aus fires; one expression was "a blast furnace." At this time, no near end in sight and concern for many folk stranded on beaches unable to escape because of roads burned out. The reports comes along with both concern and praise for the efforts of the Australian firefighters. Sure do hope for safety of all involved....220 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 20, 2019 8:00 pmWe are lucky as no direct threat to us the major fires are a long way north and east of us.
The country they are burning in is inaccessible for the majority, not much crews can do other than wait for it to reach more accessible areas and then try to protect property.
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30's here with 50-60 mph winds. Morning chores then tea in Henry mug.
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perfect shooting day for RR 60mph winds right?
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Don't laugh...I may go anyway. 
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Better leave the cowboy hat in the truck when you get out.
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RR; been wondering, on a more serious note; is Badger, or has he ever been gun shy?
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60 wet and windy. Gadsen flag cup empty again. Time to re-fill.
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what a difference a day makes .... 50 as this is being typed in central NC .... on its way to 73 later today with a 40% chance of rain this evening
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20 here this am with a high of 40. Its friday again.
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Re: Our Morning Coffee and Weather
More rain today. High in the low sixties. Coffee with Miss Cathy was good. My load is late so I had time to sit and enjoy it.
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40F this morning, wind warning still. Snow later today. Looks like below zero temps next week.
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They have all heard it before and tolerate it. Not up close though. Too hard on sensitive ears.markiver54 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2020 11:20 amRR; been wondering, on a more serious note; is Badger, or has he ever been gun shy?
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RanchRoper wrote: ↑Sat Jan 04, 2020 6:25 amThey have all heard it before and tolerate it. Not up close though. Too hard on sensitive ears.markiver54 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2020 11:20 amRR; been wondering, on a more serious note; is Badger, or has he ever been gun shy?
Yes, that is what I was thinking. Wish I had been smarter in my early years. Then I would probably not have the Tinnitis in my left ear.
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31 right now headed to the range later to throw out some big red 180's at the bank.
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H003T PUMP .22LR
BBS .41 MAG
SS .357
SIDE GATE 38-55