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Pwillie
Oakie
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Could you email me you phone number. I wanted to talk to you about places in Alabama. I have Verizon, so if you have Verizon too, it's a free call. If not, I understand. John
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I don't recall if you posted any more info after that first thread you shared.
Get it in the water??
How's it sail?
2006 TJ Rubicon 4.0 L with 47k documented miles it has all kinds of extras
custom sound system, rear view camera and bunch of other stuff, looks
new inside.
With all the forward lights on it makes night look like day.
Oh and has a toy winch 2500 lb.
I ditch the knobby tires, someone traded me these for the knobby ones, I plan to buy a set of Mikey Thompson rims with smooth radials I cant stand the tire noise from the off road tires.
TooBig
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ALABAMA-COUSHATTA TRIBE OF TEXAS AND THE 1987 RESTORATION ACT
Excerpt:
Although they are both of the same Muskhogean language stock, the Alabama and Coushatta were originally separately organized Tribes that inhabited adjacent areas near present day Montgomery, Alabama.? As European settlers began to encroach on their lands, in 1763 the Tribes began to migrate westward, first to Louisiana and, then, to the Big Thicket area of Southeast Texas.? The Coushatta Tribe arrived first, settling on the Trinity River in 1807.? Soon thereafter, the Alabama Tribe made the move from Louisiana to Texas, settling on the Neches River.? At the time of the Tribes? settlements in Texas, the area was known as the Spanish Province of Texas."
I'll post a picture when I install it on my favorite pickup.
They're getting their oysters from Bon Secour Seafood.
Not huge, but fill up a Captains Wafer real nice. They must be coming from way north up the bay as there was not even a hint of salt and the juice had little taste by itself.
They were shucked two feet away from me so they weren't washed.
I put away two dozen and was proud to do it. [:p]
Thanks For the Shout Back[:D][:D]
William Weatherford : his country and his people
If not and you want to learn more about it, you can go to the below link and look for a copy of it nearest to you:
http://www.worldcat.org/title/william-weatherford-his-country-and-his-people/oclc/25303359
Can you email me about the hog hunts you alluded to? We go every year and are always looking for new places and new landscapes to hunt.
Heard there was a big car chase tonight started over by your house...
Ended up in my sisters yard.
http://wkrg.com/2017/10/26/breaking-officer-involved-shooting-in-fairhope-sources-say/
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Woody
Woody[^]
gonna go get some salmon to cook out tonight
ive been in and around here for 60 some years and never been and he only minutes away
got some speckled trout and some tuna
have a good recipe for grill and oven???
http://www.todds-seafood.com/seafood
Those shrimp were the cats *.
I cut two pounds out of the bag and put the rest in the freezer.
I cooked like you said and they would be great for parties. I used chili powder because I couldn't find any cayenne. They were perfect. Kids to old ladies could eat them.
After eating and peeling, I took what was left and threw together a pseudo bisque affair that was damned good. I put away 16 ounces and a big bowl went into the reefer for tomorrow's lunch. I put some homegrown horseradish in the mix and I was amazed at the taste.
Thanks man! I'm ruined for the rest of the day. [:p]
how's the boat coming along any new updates