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Mornin all.

Got oak smoked a bit last evening at a neighbor's graduation get together.
Was getting past due for a fire.
Perfect evening for it.
Didn't ask who queued the tunes but No Quarter sounded great.
Chickens carried on regardless.
Dogs wondering why such an invasion of their yard again.
Friends visiting from Alabama and elsewhere. Good time.

 
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Large Florida water....never seen one quite this big....probably used in a barber shop !!
 
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Another nice one still intact....if the boat traffic wasn't so dangerous I would dive here for them. Crazy ass Bahamians would run me over even with a dive flag.
 
Well that didn't work out so well. First I got stuck in stopped traffic on eastbound I-80 heading to meet Miguel, then the ghost town is no more, they're building a giant warehouse or something there. Doh!
 
On the river that flows through Grants Pass and comes out in Gold Beach!! The mighty legendary Rogue river. Go on these jet boats if you can.. They kick.. ASS !! :headbang: :headbang:

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Welcome to Bandon – The Cranberry Capital of Oregon!
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Did you know that Bandon produces 95% of Oregon’s cranberries and around 5% of the entire U.S. supply? With over 100 local farmers cultivating these ruby-red gems across 1,600 acres, cranberries are at the heart of Bandon’s agricultural pride!
Each fall, 30 million pounds of berries are harvested—many sent off for juice concentrate, others turned into unique local creations like cranberry wine (yes, it’s as good as it sounds!).
Mike Rowe did an episode of his great show... dirty jobs... In Bandon about cranberries.

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Oregon's Dexter Lake Club and the death mobile from animal house.
The large, bright neon sign that sits atop the high roof line is an iconic symbol along highway 58. In fact, the “roadhouse” persona of the Dexter Lake Club is so present, that it was used for filming in scenes of the popular movie Animal House in 1977.


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