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Monthly Archives: February 2015
John T’s BBQ – Winchester, Tennessee
“Classic BBQ in a comfortable vintage setting.” It seems we often find the most enjoyable eating establishments when we have no idea where we are going. So it was last night. The Setting – Comfortable and Relaxed If I had … Continue reading
Posted in Renaissance Bucket List
Tagged BBQ, brisket, catfish, John T, pulled pork, rack, restaurant, review, ribs, sandwich, smoked, sweet potato, Tennessee, vintage, Winchester
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My Reward – Sunrises
Response to The Daily Post’s challenge regarding “Rewards.” I love sunrises. The only problem is that they come so early in the morning. Although I am an early riser, getting to a good spot to even look for a photo-worthy … Continue reading
Posted in Photo of the Week
Tagged Cape May, Challenge, mirage, rewards, seagulls, sunrise
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Bicycle Built for Two
Photo of the Week – February 25, 2015 Taken: November 09, 2014 This bicycle-built-for-two was left parked along a sand dune path on the way to the Gulf Coast beach in Fort Pickens State Park near Pensacola, Florida. Makes one … Continue reading
Posted in Photo of the Week
Tagged beach, bicycle-built-for-two, Fort Pickens, Pensacola, sand dune, sepia
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The Basics of Dutch Oven Cooking
On our last several camping trips we have prepared at least one Dutch Oven meal, and while at Port St. Joe, we prepared several different items to share in a group dinner. I was first introduced to the Dutch Oven … Continue reading
Posted in Renaissance Bucket List
Tagged baking, biscuits, cakes, charcoal, coals, cooking, dutch oven, requirements, roasts
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“Have You Seen the Concrete Ship at Cape May?”
“Have you seen the concrete ship at Cape May?” my boss asked after I mentioned I had been to the cape over the weekend.* Not only had I not seen it, I had never even heard of “concrete ships.” It … Continue reading
Posted in Renaissance Bucket List
Tagged Atlantus, breakwater, Cape May, concrete ship, New Jersey, Sunset Beach, World War I, World War II
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Why I Should Have Enlisted in the Navy
This is more of a personal note to my daughters, but it is a story I would tell anyone if I had the occasion. I was born in Norfolk, Virginia, and spent my first three years there. And, here is … Continue reading
Posted in I Grew up on a Virginia Farm
Tagged aliens, baby book, battlewhip, Japan, Missouri, surrender, World War II
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Durbin Rocket in its Tree Tunnel
Photo of the Week – February 18, 2015 The Durbin Rocket Railroad, August 01, 2014 The Durbin Rocket spent many years hauling logs out of the mountains along the East Fork near Durbin, West Virginia. Today the train continues to … Continue reading
Posted in Photo of the Week
Tagged Durbin, East Fork, loggin, steam, tourist, train, West Virginia
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A Lazy Day Watching Contrails (Not Chemtrails!)
Apparently our property lies under a busy airway to the east and south, probably into Atlanta or Charlotte. When atmospheric conditions are right, you can track the flights headed east by watching the formation of condensation trails or contrails. In … Continue reading
Posted in The View from Pelham
Tagged chemtrails, condensation, contrails, engines, trails, wingtip
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