I like the aged bourbon cream, kiwi, strawberry gelato, blood orange, lemon cookie, sour gummy, raspberry. Most of there fruits are okay, useful for rounding out other brands. The strawberry milkshake has a lot of fans but I've not tried it.
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Wow. I've always just taken that for granted. Jack rabbits are everywhere out here. There are more cotton tails though. There are alot of road runners, quail, coyotes, ravens and ground squirrels here.Not in rl.
My MIL lives in Pahrump, she is less than an hour from DV so we go there quite often. It is a really neat place. February is a pretty good time of year to go, does get cold at night though. The stars out there are on another level.
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Dreary day misting rain and the cats are all in. My lap is currently a carousel.
Dreary day misting rain and the cats are all in. My lap is currently a carousel.
This is a damn fine pitch.Good morning Delores. We have a ton of used bookstores here. It's absolutely wonderful. I am a retired Naval photographer from the North East, and have been all over the US and the world, and have been here for 19 years now. This is by far the best place I have ever lived, and cannot imagine ever moving from this area. The winter is much shorter and less cold, but we still have the 4 seasons with a beautiful colorful fall. If you like gardening, either for veggies or floral, this area is perfect. The coast is just a couple hours east, and the mountains are just a few hours west. Our favorite get away are the mountains which are just absolutely beautiful. The park and rec system here is just phenomenal, and the whole area is very family and dog friendly, with walking trails and green ways interconnecting through the whole area. In fact, we have several parks that are dedicated just to our furry family members. We have 3 major universities....Duke, NC State, and UNC. We also have some of the best vape shops I could ever want to patronize. Two of them (The Vape Escape and Good Guy Vapes) I frequent on a semi daily basis, just for the community atmosphere they provide. The people that work at both those shops are friendly and very knowledgeable, and the regulars there, I have made good friends with. The medical community is one of the best I have ever seen, with the choices of providers endless for both us and our pets. The housing market here is also phenomenal, with a ton of choices and price points. I and the wife are Real Estate professionals and could easily find a home for you and the pups in this lovely area. The normal commission rate here is 2.4%, but I only charge my friends 1%. I'd be happy to have all the wonderful people from ECF living close to me. We could have some of the best get togethers ever, with some of the best people I have ever come to know, just in the past year I have been coming to this great forum. Well, my sales pitch is done, but I think you would really love this area for what it has to offer. If you do decide to move, I would highly recommend this area for your consideration.
PS. Forgot to mention, we are listed as one of the top 5 places in the US to live, and top 3 places for the lowest crime rate.
Not in rl.
Don't feel bad, I wouldn't know I saw one even if it jumped right in front of me.
We had a coyote wandering around in Central Park in Manhattan for 4 days which everyone thought was just a funny looking dog off the leash.
Outside of rats and mice, we're not big outdoorsy animal people in NY.
It was kinda cool when I did live in the suburbs for a while and my the backyard had rabbits (I don't know what kind, just rabbits), deer, a fox, and a wild turkey. My dog was never so happy chasing them (she did work out a truce with the rabbits, unless someone made eye contact they ignored her, and she ignored them) . I felt like I was living in a Disney movie.
I went to Pahrump on my last day out there. Was staying at Tecopa Hot Springs and wanted some pizza. I just noticed you live in Vegas. That's where I fly in/out of everytime I visit the area. The first time I went there my mind was blown by the view from town. I had never realized how scenic Nevada was. Very pleasant surprise.
I stayed at Mesquite Campground one night, that's where the stars blew my mind. I wanted to drive up to the crater on my last night of the trip because it was closer to the new moon but I had a lot of car troubles and didn't want to push it. One day!
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So many coyotes! I heard them almost every night. I wanted to see a road runner but alas, never happened.
There's a lot of beautiful spots around here. If you are in the area again check out Red Rock Canyon (do the scenic loop), Mt. Charleston, Sloan Canyon, Valley of Fire, and Boulder City/Hoover Dam/Lake Mead. I used to live in BC. here's a pic from the park around the cornwr from my place out there.
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When I was stationed in San Diego back in 1983, I saw a road runner. I had a radio controlled Jeep and would chase the road runner with it, and then he would turn and chase the rc Jeep. It was great fun.
Growing up, the Road Runner and Coyote was my favorite cartoon. So, when I joined the Nave, I got a road runner tattooed on my forearm. It’s old and faded but still there. And yes, Wile E is on my other forearm. Teenage kid, you know.
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They roam the neighborhoods too. This is the street I lived on .
You can walk across the Pat Tillman bridge if you feel brave ( I think it is 1100 feet high)
This is the view of Hoover Dam from the bridge
I love BC as well, gorgeous part of Canada.
I've been to Mt. Charleston but none of the others you mention. Valley of Fire in particular catches my interest, I'm very excited to go there one day. Not familiar with Sloan Canyon, I'll look into that!
When I was stationed in San Diego back in 1983, I saw a road runner. I had a radio controlled Jeep and would chase the road runner with it, and the he would turn and chase the ex Jeep. It was great fun.
Growing up, the Road Runner and Coyote was my favorite cartoon. So, when I joined the Nave, I got a road runner tattooed on my forearm. It’s old and faded but still there. And yes, Wile E is on my other forearm. Teenage kid, you know.
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That is hysterical about the road runner chase
Sorry the BC I was talking about Boulder City. Sloan Canyon has petroglyphs. It is just outside the city in Henderson. Soon the city will probably grow around itI love BC as well, gorgeous part of Canada.
I've been to Mt. Charleston but none of the others you mention. Valley of Fire in particular catches my interest, I'm very excited to go there one day. Not familiar with Sloan Canyon, I'll look into that!
That is hysterical about the road runner chase
Valley of Fire has brightly colored sandstone mountains like Red Rock, both of those also have petroglyphs.Similar threads
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