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28847. arkymalarky - 5/19/2016 11:53:23 PM Mose.... 28848. arkymalarky - 6/1/2016 10:17:35 PM See y'all later! 28849. Ms. No - 6/1/2016 10:22:28 PM Woot!
Are you on your way to Colorado? 28850. arkymalarky - 6/1/2016 11:49:36 PM Yep. Packing now and leaving in the am 28851. Ms. No - 6/2/2016 6:44:03 AM Have a great trip! 28852. arkymalarky - 6/3/2016 1:15:43 PM Thanks! In Elk City and once we get to the cabin today we'll be pretty unplugged. I need that right now. 28853. thoughtful - 8/31/2016 1:13:59 PM We got back from 2 weeks in Alaska. What I determined is I NEVER want to live there. Heck even most of the people there don't want to live there...something like 70% leave for the winter. With air temps at -40, I can see why. They don't close school there unless the air temp is below -50!
We saw some nice scenery, but saw lots and lots of clouds. We did get most of our checklist accomplished though: bear, caribou, sheep, moose, orca, whales, sea otters, sea lions, seals, eagles, salmon running and glaciers calving, and the midnight sun. 28854. arkymalarky - 9/1/2016 2:17:18 AM Sounds like a great trip! We're getting the bathroom put in our Colorado house right now. The next door neighbor's a Carpenter, and he's doing it while we're here in Arkansas, and it makes me want to run up there just to flush the toilet. 28855. thoughtful - 9/1/2016 2:18:56 PM Love remodeling...so much fun to see it all come together so crisp and new. I'm sure you'll be doing a lot of flushing there, Arky!
28856. arkymalarky - 9/1/2016 3:41:09 PM Haha! 28857. vonKreedon - 9/1/2016 8:45:59 PM Every May I get nostalgic for the three seasons I spent in Kodiak processing seafood. I love Alaska and wish I could afford to visit regularly. 28858. thoughtful - 9/2/2016 2:45:16 AM vonK, you can have it...I found very little to attract me there. We saw a lot, learned a lot. But as our tour guide suggested, the crazies who can't make it in Vermont end up in AK! 28859. arkymalarky - 9/3/2016 1:17:08 PM I love AR, but the summer months are getting unbearable. Between bad allergies, mosquitos, and the humidity that aggravates both, it's hard to enjoy how beautiful it is. This has been aild, wet summer, but usually the heat on top of the humidity is suffocating. I can imagine moving to CO. Beautiful views, low maintenance yard, laid back environment, rural but with plenty to do. Our 3acre yard takes Stan hours to mow and manicure. 28860. arkymalarky - 9/3/2016 1:18:05 PM A mild... 28861. Ms. No - 9/3/2016 7:26:55 PM In the tradition of British aristocrats, you could always get a tiny herd of sheep to keep your grass in line. 28862. Ms. No - 9/3/2016 7:27:59 PM I suppose it's a "flock" and not a herd.
Goats come in herds.
How 'bout some pygmy goats? 28863. arkymalarky - 9/3/2016 11:19:21 PM People do that around here, but my current line that I'm pursuing is getting the Colorado house ready to live in and being a snowbird like Robert. 28864. arkymalarky - 9/3/2016 11:20:41 PM Pygmies might not be able to do it, but big goats will climb on your vehicle. I would like to have some though, and learn how to make goat cheese and goat soap 28865. thoughtful - 9/4/2016 11:46:16 PM Can you let some of it go to whatever it goes to in AR? We have 11 acres, but the majority is wooded and we let to go natural. 28866. arkymalarky - 9/5/2016 1:17:38 AM We have over 100, but the three acres is our yard. It has a barn and shed and fruit trees, other various trees and shrubs, etc. The Rest was planted pines that just sold for Stan's mother in the nursing home. Right now that part is clear-cut and brush. We'll buy about seven or eight more Acres in the next year or so, but we won't do anything with it. It has a creek, and an old house place that no trees grow on that was lived in after about 1815 or so.
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