The Great Outdoors
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Hatchet for wood choppin.
Slip-on muck boots just in case it gets muddy
Pocket knife
Bug spray
Have fun bro. Sounds awesome.
Your son posted this nice picture of you on Facebook. Looks like a great day on the water.
You think I’m The Fonz?
That's a wall canvas right there.
Another dead ash tree. Decent size. Might mill this one into some timber and build something to post in the woodworking thread.
Maybe 45' tall
Diameter at base is about 24".
No match for a Stihl.
Don't like cutting down dead ones - although this one looks pretty safe.
Maybe 45' tall
Diameter at base is about 24".
No match for a Stihl.
Don't like cutting down dead ones - although this one looks pretty safe.
U still here? or did that bad boy get at ya?
Proof of Life or I take action in 48 hours
Crater lake on wednesday
Streaks in water are pollen
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Extrapolate the height so it ain't a fuckin maybe, grandpa. I'm not going to explain how to do it because you already know. Stop being lazy.
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You're the only person in this thread who posts photos taken by someone else without noting that the photos weren't taken by you.
No one thinks you took these. Stop it.
That’s pretty chilly…
there’s a local spring here with a big public pool area that flows around 65-68 degrees year round. Feels amazing when it’s over 100 in the summer. Very invigorating and therapeutic. People also swim there in winter when the air temp is colder than the spring.
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There are a lot of springs in centra/northern Florida and I always thought they were cold as fuck. It turns out they're only around 70°F. I couldn't even imagine 60°F without a wetsuit.
Dive Site: Ginnie Springs, Florida • Scuba Diver Life
Thanks to its unique subterranean geology, Florida is thought to have the largest convergence of freshwater springs on the planet.
scubadiverlife.com
Yeah man, no kidding. The one I was talking about here is just a little colder than what you’re talking about and it’s pretty cold. The first 10 seconds are a shock but then you get used to it and it’s awesome. It’s pretty crowded these days but we used to go jump in after long mountain bike rides. It was awesome cold therapy, would feel great after.There are a lot of springs in centra/northern Florida and I always thought they were cold as fuck. It turns out they're only around 70°F. I couldn't even imagine 60°F without a wetsuit.
.Dive Site: Ginnie Springs, Florida • Scuba Diver Life
Thanks to its unique subterranean geology, Florida is thought to have the largest convergence of freshwater springs on the planet.
60 is still pretty chilly, but it’s not that bad. Especially when you’re moving around a lot.
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When we’d hit the cold water spring after bike rides, we’d go in with two cans of beer. As you slam the first one it gets you past the cold shock, and then you adjust and enjoy the second one ?
it really only takes a minute to adjust, but you just got to get it over with!
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It's not something that requires a university education.
Interesting
Thought this thread was about the Outdoors and all of it's beauty
I was way off.
24 paces. So roughly 72'.
I measured the trunk too.
73-3/8" circumference.
So a diameter of about 23-3/8"
I was pretty close on that one. Big tree.