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I’m going to be up quite a bit longer, trying to finish a field. Or get to a good quitting spot.
I tried out the new focusing rail on a recent purchase: a 2" sqare chunk of
Botryoidal Hematite. It's a real showstopper of a mineral when it's been highly polished like this one.
The 'grapes' are formed when the hematite settles around a grain of sand, then builds-up layers over millions of years.
Botryoidal Hematite. It's a real showstopper of a mineral when it's been highly polished like this one.
The 'grapes' are formed when the hematite settles around a grain of sand, then builds-up layers over millions of years.
Man-O-man, that's burning the candle at multiple ends !
I’ve been installing trigger parts in Hks because BA taught us that life is too short for a s#1!!y trigger.
I'm going really wild now .... gonna make it until 1:30 !
This is a Glyptodon, which lived from about 3 million years ago, up to 15,000 yrs. ago .... which is a very long hereditary life-cycle for a mammal.
They had no natural predators, with the exception of man, leading to their extinction.
Oh yeah .... they were the size of small cars (V.W. Beetle), and their outer shell was virtually impenetrable. It was made of approximatley 2 thousand 'scutes', which interlocked.
I purchased this scute, because I thought they were such cool animals.
(photo curtesty of the Tellus Museum)
This is a Glyptodon, which lived from about 3 million years ago, up to 15,000 yrs. ago .... which is a very long hereditary life-cycle for a mammal.
They had no natural predators, with the exception of man, leading to their extinction.
Oh yeah .... they were the size of small cars (V.W. Beetle), and their outer shell was virtually impenetrable. It was made of approximatley 2 thousand 'scutes', which interlocked.
I purchased this scute, because I thought they were such cool animals.
(photo curtesty of the Tellus Museum)
Speaking of 15000 years ago…I'm going really wild now .... gonna make it until 1:30 !
This is a Glyptodon, which lived from about 3 million years ago, up to 15,000 yrs. ago .... which is a very long hereditary life-cycle for a mammal.
They had no natural predators, with the exception of man, leading to their extinction.
Oh yeah .... they were the size of small cars (V.W. Beetle), and their outer shell was virtually impenetrable. It was made of approximatley 2 thousand 'scutes', which interlocked.
I purchased this scute, because I thought they were such cool animals.
(photo curtesty of the Tellus Museum)
Are you a fan of Graham Hancock?
He is a proponent of the younger dryas cataclysm idea, that about 11,600 years ago there was some kind of event that almost ended life on earth.
I’ve read/listened to his books over the years and caught him on a few podcasts and really wonder if he is on to something. Mainstream archeology seems to disagree with him though…
Picked up the Stribog and AP5 the other day. Hoping for test firing tomorrow.
Purchased a SB Tactical G2 brace for the Stribog and was delighted to find it fits the AP5 as well, so I ordered another one.
Purchased a SB Tactical G2 brace for the Stribog and was delighted to find it fits the AP5 as well, so I ordered another one.
Morning all... 
Man, finally a decent night's sleep. Back/leg pain left me alone last night for the most part.
For the last couple of weeks been waking up to what felt like a hot piece of wire running down the left leg right down to my calf. Had pain while doing some yard work yesterday but took breaks in between tasks to hopefully give it some rest.
Scheduled for another shot on Tuesday, which hopefully will help a bit as well.
Been trying to work on getting things ready for some family to come in town later this week for my daughter's grad school graduation.
For the last couple of weeks been waking up to what felt like a hot piece of wire running down the left leg right down to my calf. Had pain while doing some yard work yesterday but took breaks in between tasks to hopefully give it some rest.
Scheduled for another shot on Tuesday, which hopefully will help a bit as well.
Been trying to work on getting things ready for some family to come in town later this week for my daughter's grad school graduation.
Good late morning Everyone
I’ve been spending my free time in the garage getting it cleaned up. I picked up an engine stand and roll around cradle so I can get the couple of engine blocks off the floor and properly stored. I let junk pile up on that side around the engines. Getting it cleaned up and cleaned out.
I’ve been spending my free time in the garage getting it cleaned up. I picked up an engine stand and roll around cradle so I can get the couple of engine blocks off the floor and properly stored. I let junk pile up on that side around the engines. Getting it cleaned up and cleaned out.
Looks like if he got aholt of you he'd do some damage.I'm going really wild now .... gonna make it until 1:30 !
This is a Glyptodon, which lived from about 3 million years ago, up to 15,000 yrs. ago .... which is a very long hereditary life-cycle for a mammal.
They had no natural predators, with the exception of man, leading to their extinction.
Oh yeah .... they were the size of small cars (V.W. Beetle), and their outer shell was virtually impenetrable. It was made of approximatley 2 thousand 'scutes', which interlocked.
I purchased this scute, because I thought they were such cool animals.
(photo curtesty of the Tellus Museum)
Stridently they disagree. If he's right, they aren't anywhere near as certain as they think they are about how stuff came about. Someone built the pyramids with some serious tech. 140,000# blocks moved and cut with precision. Copper tools didn't accomplish that at the rate they were layed up.
Like a snappin' turtle on steroids !
I think that there's a huge amount of history that's yet to be discovered.
Like everyone, I wish that I had some answers.
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