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July 08, 2008

Baby boomers looking to retire on a waterfront Montana ranch can take advantage of good timing in the real estate market beginning July 14. Today's flat housing market means luxury properties such as this Hamilton, Montana 60 acre ranch home with private trout fishing, ample elk, deer, moose, a...
PRWeb - Breaking News Stories [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 6:21 PM | 1 Citations
Hubby just brought home whole fish (head yes, guts no) about the size of a trout for me to cook in my new bamboo steamer. It came without a sheet of cooking times and I can't find anything online. I don't want to keep opening the lid to check the fish and letting all the steam out; can someone give ...
Serious Eats: Talk [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by cowprintrabbit at 3:55 PM
Lisa Orrell, consultant, speaker, and author about Millennial and Generation-related topics, recently wrote the book Millennials Incorporated in which she discusses how the influx of the younger generation into the workforce is pressuring managers to rethink recruiting strategies. “Understandi...
Cheezhead [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Vanessa Dennis at 11:28 AM
Trout Unlimited is proposing a habitat improvement project on the Arkansas River through Cañon City, according to The Pueblo Chieftain. From the article: The Southern Colorado Greenback Chapter is trying to complete fundraising for the $20,000 project, which will create weirs, "J-hooks" and b...
John Orr: Coyote Gulch's Colorado Water [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 8:26 AM

July 07, 2008

Region A – Southern Maine Lake fishing for trout and salmon has held up relatively well in southern Maine due largely to the cooler (and rainy) weather pattern. Sebago is still producing decent catches of salmon and lake trout, particularly the later. Anglers [...]...
BlogNetNews.com » Maine [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 4:08 PM
Filed under: Talking Travel I'm here with Carl Cannon, Washington bureau chief of Reader's Digest . You might ask what he's got to do with travel. It may have a bit to do with his 15 years covering the White House (and all the travel that goes along with the job), in particular serving as the White ...
Gadling [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Jerry Guo at 9:00 AM
Cold Appetizer Plate Dominic Armato Having just passed the midpoint of our two year sojourn to Baltimore and realizing that I've only sampled a small fraction of the foodstuffs on my list, I've found myself going through the mental checklist over the past couple of weeks. Deli? Check. Pit beef? A pr...
Skillet Doux [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Skillet Doux at 3:02 AM
Mining in Mpumalanga dates back centuries, when unknown miners worked quartz reefs in the area for gold.  Today you can still see proof of the diggings in this area. The history of Pilgrim’s Rest goes back to 1873 when a miner, Alex Patterson, discovered gold on the farm Ponieskrantz. He kept...
Travelstart South Africa Blog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Susann Deysel at 2:25 AM
It all started Tuesday night after work. Sarah and I were pretty beat, and I was still whining a little bit about the Tom Waits show in Ohio somewhere. You see, Tom is getting kinda old; he's physically catching up to his voice. I was pretty bummed I had missed the show because of work, lack of mone...
An unfinished pile of your business. [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by zakry3323@gmail.com at 12:43 AM

July 06, 2008

This morning Linda wanted me to start on writing the pages for a guest information binder that we will put in each cabin. But before I could get into it, I checked the Ranch emails.  I noticed a bunch of emails in the spam folder at Yahoo mail.  I clicked over and found several inquiries t...
RV-Dreams Journal [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by rvdreams at 11:00 PM
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