An Alabama Guide shows a nice bass, not a monster, but any bass is a gudin!!!!
TVA PARTNERING WITH LIVING LANDS & WATERS
TVA is partnering with Living Lands & Waters (LL&W), an “industrial strength” cleanup and conservation group to bring exciting programs and events to six ports across the Valley this spring. There are many opportunities for involvement including shoreline cleanups, tours of the LL&W barges, open house events to meet the crew and local partners, and educational speeches by local experts about the unique river history and heritage we share. Find out more at www.tennesseerivertour.org . See you on the water!
Dave and Gary know how to warm up your lives. See them at booth 836 in the Jim Graham building at N.C. State Fair Grounds.
APtravelnews.com-Raleigh, N.C.-State Fair Grounds–Click-It Hot Use it Cold is at the Southern Women’s Show in Raleigh, N.C.. Show is being held at the North Carolina State Fair Grounds and runs from this Friday to Sunday. Booth 836 is located in the Jim Graham Building. Why visit? Well, besides the fact that we all need a little warmth in our lives now and then, the Click-It Hot Use Them Cold products can also be a life-saver. Imagine in just about 5-seconds from the time you click the little zinc concave coin setting off the reaction that heats the various size hand and body warmers, just think if you are ever stranded without these reusable items. Think your self, about all the uses, using them hot, or cold at home, in sports and on the road.
Stopping by the booth if you are going to this show can net you a FREE hand warmer unit with any purchase. Just say you saw this on Facebook or any of the many social media sites, to folks at the booth. Meet Gary and Dave and enjoy the way they personally work with you to demonstrate the many sized units that warm and heat any part of the body, from head to toe and feel and experience the “WOW” Factor!
Miss Kitty Likes This Solar Light, no wires, just the sun and voila, a long lasting light!
APtravelnews-April 21st –Goose Holler’ Farm, TN.-When I saw the light, a solar light that was not only bright and appearing to be very well made, I went for it for my barn fence. Davis Instruments Corporation has come up with some very fine light products, and this Rail Light, that sports three different multi-position clamps, offers all kinds of mounting possibilities. I tried the top of a metal fence post next to a dark spot next to the barn, as seen in the image and it worked perfect. Miss Kitty, our farm horse immediately came over to examine this new item in her realm and seemed to like it just fine!
This Rail Light has 4-LED’s, just push the three position high, low or off switch button under the hood of the light and you have a very bright burn, or lower burn on the solar light. The unit has a quick-release mount and the light post is adjustable too! Up to 8-hours is how long this light stays on, and the solar panel set charges the unit even if it’s in the off position.
It has marine grade stainless steel armature, (this is no cheap, big box Junker- light) a sturdy Nylon Post Clamp, an internal Fresnel Lens and the solar panel is sealed epoxy coated with a Rechargeable replaceable battery under a weatherproof hood. You can install this in so many ways with the included mount systems that you just can’t miss being happy with it! Really like this unit, highest quality I’ve found and I’ve looked everywhere! Go www.davisnet.com510-732-9229 and check this light out, as well as their other very useful and neat products!!!
$22,000, yes, 22-K sold at Lang auction in Kennebunkport, Maine. This rare metal lure was made in 1860’sAt Lu Lu’s in Alabama Orange Beach! This is Jimmy Buffets sisters place! Great visit! Fun to be a travel writers!A tourist trap, no just a shark spider web!One of my many dozens fly fishing classes. This one in Wyoming. My classes are for up to 25 at a time!My terry and his favorite stuffed toy now chewed to beyond recognition, but no furniture even chipped by him. Best dog I ever made my bro!My 24-inch brown (only hookup in high water) caught in W. Virginia 100-foot wide stream. Hooked me under a tree limb, but he was mine to photo and release. Got a special technique to get a fish out of cover!
