All things considered [can I use that phrase?] there are still far fewer Listees burgeed than not. The order will be going to the Honduran sweatsh..... the manufacturer by next Saturday, March 1. [Just a joke, folks, don't get all twisted.]

Seeing them learning how to wait table showed me how good waiters make everything they do look easy. We are traveling this leg with our friend Alan from New Zealand. He is a rousing gent into his 80's who we first met on our honeymoon trip to New Zealand 26 years ago while hiking the Milford Trek on the South Island.

The Trent-Severn cities aren't all that far from Toronto Pearson International Airport, perhaps two hours each way from Peterborough or Trenton, for example. The Toronto airport is pretty easy to find and to get into and out of by car. Hope this helps...

When I lived in Wales, the tidal range was 26 feet and all boats were grounded for half a day. A boatsman could slog out to his boat at low tide, put his muddy boots in a locker, brew a nice cuppa tea, and wait until the tide came in. After a half day's sail, he would repeat the process in the reverse direction.

an easy but important fix.

On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 2:47 PM, Hal Murray wrote: > > You have to have your time-nut hat on before that makes a difference. > > Has anybody measured it?

I’ve been using it for years and would say it’s my #2 annual for hummingbirds, with Salvia Amistad being an easy #1. Joe Date: 5/2/25 6:04 am From: Rob Ballinger via CTBirds Subject: [CT Birds] Hi all, I'm curious of what you all think is the best hanging plant for hummingbirds.

I really appreciate all the thoughtful responses regarding my inverter question. You're a talented and very helpful group of mariners.

Rajan, John Lowe > >> > >> "WWVB Time Signal Broadcast Format and Multi Mode Receiver" > >> > >> Seems to tell a lot more... > >> > >> -- > >> Dave Emery N1PRE/AE, die@dieconsulting.com DIE Consulting, Weston, > Mass 02493 > >> "An empty zombie mind with a forlorn barely readable weatherbeaten > >> 'For Rent' sign still vainly flapping outside on the weed

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