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22/365: 55
55: Pepper loves bugs and shiny things, so the fly ash in the pellet stove has her rapt attention.
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After the Crash (22/365: 47-53)
47: Car Wash 48: Fox. Wore my fox t-shirt, so I had to dig out my fox mask. It’s the one Mrs Mack505 made for me at the start of the pandemic. 49: Where in the World is Paramedic 4? My partner maintains an album of odd places we’ve gone. He was off-duty Friday, so […]
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Before the crash (22/365: 40-45)
Catching up tonight. 40: Just hanging with my kitty. 41: Sunrise over cemetery on my bicycle commute. 42: It lives! I used a $30 Software Defined Radio and an old repurposed laptop to decode my local PD’s new digital radio system. Once this concept was proven, the next step is to transplant it to a […]
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22/365: 46 – (OH BLEEP!)
Jumping ahead a bit to today. I was a bit late for work thanks to a Subaru. First time in over 20 years, and that one was not my fault either. I’m fine. The Honda, as you can see, is not. Thanks to the magic of cheap dash cams and editing you can experience the […]
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22/365: 39
Morning after the ice rescue drill. Time to clean, dry, and repack the ropes. As the ladder is currently sidelined for repairs, it provides a convenient drying rack. February 8 2010 – Two P365 posts
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22/365: 38
Ice rescue drill night. February 7 2014 – I was riding to fundraise for MSPCA. They’d still appreciate a buck or two, and I’d appreciate if you gave. 2012 – I rode to Save the Puppies in 2012 too.
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22/365: 37
Tilly wasn’t so sure about the new hammock, but Kiddo convinced her it’s a pretty cool thing. February 6 2013 was a hard day. We had just learned we were losing Jasmine, and I was Numb. 2012 – Project 366 2010 – Project 365 had me in the workshop.
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