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You ought to think about it, Justin...the book thing I mean. It's becoming a part of our history that's getting dim in memory and shouldn't be lost. If nothing else, make some audio recordings of your memories of those times now, you never know what might prove rare historic in future.

Very nice, Reg. M and I spent last week down at Bandon, OR, southern Oregon coast. Waves were huge there too...breaking OVER 75 foot tall sea stacks just off shore.

:thumbup: Report expected!

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Sweet deal, Paul.

Will do, Jaime.

Happy fortieth, Paul...older means smarter, right?

Exactically, Willie!

Rock on, Jer and Graeme.

Looking forward to both in great anticipation!

Don't get rained on :).

Those were some beauties there too, right you are.

Outstanding...I've eaten there myself, if memory serves. They have some pretty live oaks around Galveston.

It doesn't have to be all that cold for it to feel very much so, right on the water with a wind. Hope you had a good time, Bob. Did you find some good Tex-Mex food in SA, or seafood in Corpus?

Have a great time on the island, Gary. Don't do anything I wouldn't :).

Big burn here, from this past summer. The Texas coast always leaves me a little cold...it catches a lot of drift litter from the Gulf. Just spoils a beach to see all that trash. The city of Corpus Christi used to do a good job of daily cleanups along the boardwalk seawall area, that was nice...

The Alamo and the Riverwalk in San Antonio are worth taking a look at.

Wear your ear muffs.

Tough one, Willie...hope she feels better real soon.

Oh, man...I'll take the bald-faced hornets, I think! Face to face aloft with a for-absolutely-sure-dead-if-you're-bitten poisonous snake...no thanks. I trained some Puerto Rican climbers a while back... down in their islands, half the damn forest ecosystem there is poisonous, it seems. You...