9/04/18
I drove past this between Salida and Cotopaxi on State Highway 50 in Colorado. I had to turn around and tell whoever that I stood with them totally assuming I was correct. I was and got the biggest hug of appreciation for doing so.

From my understanding, there are close to 3000 children being held around this country after being seized from their parents at the border.

Many will never see their Mom and Dad again because Republicans are totally evil.

You bastards!

9/15/11

Out And About

In Denver to do a bit of business and then head south for 180 to begin setting up my new place. It rained from the tunnel all the way down and through the night and is going to rain again soon. This place needs all it can get and there was actually a bit of the white crap along the way as well. That's a huge WHOOPEE for some but not this guy.

I get the pleasure of driving through Colorado Springs. It's been years since I've taken this route. I will be sneering and flicking off the mega-churches on the way by for those of you who feel like I do.

Later. OF

7 comments:

  1. Drive w/eye's open
    Can ya burn a couple of crosses along the way?

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  2. I'll see what I can do bat. Thanks for the yuk yuk and the visit.

    I don't know where your comment went Fearguth - but a Hession Fly. Thanks.

    They look so tough but I saw one with another something other about the same size and figured our boy was kicking butt as these look mean. Wrong. Our boy was dead meat. Have some pictures and was going to post that but didn't and now I will. I will learn about these guys as there are quite a few. They've never bothered me.

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  3. I deleted my comment after discovering what we always called a "Hessian Fly" really isn't. According to what I could find online, the Hessian Fly is a midge and is a wheat pest. If you have a source for what I've always called a Hessian Fly, let me know.

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  4. I won't forget this. Can't do this till later and don't have the internets at the new place yet but I have a stronger router with me to try this time. This could be serious as there are no choices. Gotta head out soon. Have a good one. I will be trying to identify this. This isn't the first pictures of theses dudes. Just lazy in respect to identification.

    Have a good one!

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  5. On your next trip through Colorado Springs, can you flip them one for me?

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  6. Re: your pic of the day....YAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH! Reminds me too much of a grasshopping bastard. But the clarity of the photo was incredible!
    So happy to have a connection again & be able to see your pix!
    Have a lovely time in CO Springs- hope you steer clear of the nutters.

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  7. Yes but of course Mont. Actually is was so foggy and rainy/misty visibility was about 1/2 mile. Couldn't see a thing.

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