I know I didn't live in lobstah territory for long, but I THINK you're doing it wrong, Harley!You might be able to catch my wife's cat with flower like that, though.
) John: It was only after I sold the camera store(03/01/04) and later relocated to Georgetown that I found time to do photography instead of spending 70+ hours a week convincing other people that they should be doing photography(and buying more equipment and services from me).
Before I just opened this and other threads I was sending images to a sign maker I used for many years. Last week's purchase of a white FORD F-150 STX 4 x 4 will soon be supplemented by some nice imagery; can't let all that white space go unused. All four doors and the tailgate shall be in use. And as soon as I need the first oil change -- FREE if I leave the www.BrunswickFord.com removable lettering on the upper rear window -- I'll put my www.DistinctiveViews.printroom.com in that location.
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I'm pretty discouraged! As long as I've anchored my trap I just can't seem to catch any lobsters.
I'm not sure why you are trying to trap the lobsters. They don't seem to be causing you nearly the headache that the squirrels and chipmunks are.I'm blaming the whole problem on those blasted squirrels which keep bombarding me with acorns from above while I'm trying to remove yesterday's latest deposit of oak leaves and pine needles. Or it might be the family of chipmunks that took up residence in my stone walls. Whoever said, "Retirement living in the country, on a hill and in the trees must be a breeze" never tried it; or is getting rich having written a book pontificating it.