This is a very important work of art that has been recognized as being able to slice through the bonds of human relationships with nature and bring a sharp focus to nature's on ability, unhampered by man's interventions, to create various patterns that represent the ebb and flow of the most basic elements of creation. You're welcome.
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12/10/2016 05:48:31 pm
Geez, Tom, you need to come to Quarzsite, AZ. It's going to be nice all week here. At least till Thursday. 70's. I have to admit, I'm surprised, but loving it. Just found you from Barney's blog, glad you found out about some good fishing spots. Hopefully you'll post photos of the "big ones." :) And I love your name: Boondork. Sooner later we are ALL Boondorks! LOL
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theboondork
12/10/2016 06:26:30 pm
Thank you for writing Barbara. Quartzsite has definitely been on my mind seeing as how I spent last winter in Quartzsite and other parts of southern Arizona. You're right about the winter weather in southern Arizona, it's usually pretty nice and I could use some pretty nice weather right now.
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OFM
12/10/2016 07:01:14 pm
Barbara and I have never met but have exchanged emails and been reading each others blogs for a long time. Thanks for the nice compliment even if I know the real truth.
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theboondork
12/10/2016 08:37:50 pm
I just wanted to make sure that Barbara knew that you were a nice guy and not the incompetent boob that the person writing your blog makes you out to be. Because if you knew how that person talks about you, you would kick them off the team.
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12/11/2016 06:17:48 am
Hi there Tom found you through Barney's Blog who I have been following for a long time. We have been to Rockport a few times over the years, but don't care for the humidity. We prefer boon docking in the sw desert. Have never met Barney yet maybe someday.
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theboondork
12/11/2016 08:47:33 am
Glad to hear from you George, and I appreciate you stopping by. I agree completely about the humidity, it definitely takes some getting used to, especially after living in the Colorado mountains like I have for the last 35 years. A lot of people don't realize it but Colorado can have humidity levels in the teens a lot like the desert. And it's that dry air that gives the Colorado mountains the powder snow that the skiers love.
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