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Offline Double D

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Monday May 25, 2009
« on: May 25, 2009, 07:53:56 AM »
Good  morning Montanan, MT_Sourdough, dpe, Southpaw, Forster, Atlaw, pab1, newstart2k, Skunk, kitchawan kid, lurker, CJ, Bilmac,thxmrgarand, Syncerus, Mcwoodduck, Brennemanj83, Old Shooter,TY22, Canon6, burntmuch, Grimjim, CJ, Bilmac, rparsons934 wis_sharpshooter, BBF and Blue Duck

Its 61 degrees and clear skies over Cut Bank.

Big dilemma.  with this beautiful weather outside,  should I go out and do chores and projects or stay in side and watch all the great old war movies on TV...hard choice, but since the current movie that is on is Devils Brigade about a U.S.-Canadian Special forces group that was formed and trained in  Montana during WWI, in order to show proper Montana loyalty, I'll watch the movie and then go do stuff... :)
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Re: Monday May 25, 2009
« Reply #1 on: May 25, 2009, 12:33:49 PM »
Back in the early 60's @ Ft.Harrison Mt. I found in an old barrack we billited in , a medalion  from one of the special training forces . Don't know what happened to it . I think it was a paratroop ski unit.
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Re: Monday May 25, 2009
« Reply #2 on: May 25, 2009, 04:55:24 PM »
Howdy y'all,
   I finally got to do my bicycle scouting trip back into one of my hunting areas.  Bicycles are great.  On the main road, there is a car going by at least every 5 minutes.  I hop on my bike and go up a controlled access road for a grueling 3 mile climb.  When I get to the top and drop over into a different drainage and I am all alone.  I didnt see or hear another person for the several hours I was up there.  There wasnt even another human track back there. 
  Well, all the huff'n'puffn up the hill was well worth it.  I saw a lot of elk and had a great time. 
  Yesterday, the girlfriend, her kids, and I loaded up and went up to Seeley Lake.  To be honest, Yuck!  To many people and feels like a tourist trap. 
  Anyways, Happy Memorial Day.  Thanks to all that served and have sacrificed to make us all enjoy a little thing called freedom. 
  MT_Sourdough, 4th generation vet
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