My attempt to make it to my 10 acres in Terlingua Ranch and make a go of living on it. From the start it hasn't gone good at all, but I'm hopeful things will turn around!
I ain't posted in awhile, but I have been hangin out on the side. Those pics just made me laugh my ass off.
You knocked the ball out of the ball park on that one, Tffnguy.
Kinda looks like the Laguna Madre down here in the Texas Gulf Coast. You know there are floating cabins down here. They use big styrofoam blocks or sealed plastic barrels to hold the cabins up. Some of these cabins are quite elaborate with generators, solar, propane, water catchment systems and composting toilets. Thease cabins are tied to anchors and well yes, you have to take a boat out to your cabin. The cabins are used for fishing mostly, some duck hunting and a place to get away from it all.
DAY AROUND TOWN
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ROCKPORT, TEXAS
FEBRUARY 4, 2025
The day was busy and rewarding. The first nice event was we got in a great
walk of about two miles at the Memorial Par...
Keeping it all natural
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The three rose bushes by the old laundry outlet are still going
strongRonnie and I planted rose bushes when we first moved to our
smallholding to live out ...
SWANKIE'S BACK - Returning to the Wilderness
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*They offered me diamonds on loan at Oscars, but I chose to honor my
friend,*
* Judy Crawford and wear the lovely hummingbird she made for me. *
My apol...
My computer was hacked
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Last week my computer was hacked. I had several tabs open when it started
slowing down to a crawl and I thought *Spectrum* had gone down again. Then
it l...
New Chapter Begins
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I finished closing up and winterizing the rig up in the cold place and
today I can stay home in the warm place (Quartzsite) and enjoy small town
living....
Draw an Ask Old Jules card on YouTube
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Hello everyone, I decided to upload videos of drawing one card at a time on
YouTube. This will happen three times a week. If you want to go over and
look, ...
Hydroponics update.....steady progress
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It's been about 30 days since I planted seeds in the seedling cubes.
Gradually moving seedlings from the incubation tray on a low heat warmer
mat ...to a 3...
The RV Refrigerator
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One day out of the blue we started getting a strong ammonia smell inside
the RV. It was the smell of our RV absorption refrigerator giving up the
ghost. T...
My Back Yard.
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My son is back up on the Northshore of Alaska. He can download to his
phone pictures from some of his game cameras that he has placed around our
place. H...
Wishing All A Happy New Year...!
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Here is wishing the New Year is the best ever for all of my dear friends.
The passing of the old year has been marked with so many changes for many
of us t...
*****Winners Announced*****
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The winners of the Gerber Suspension Multi-Plier + Sheath, and the
Victorniox Swiss Army Knife are:
Wyoming Heart, you won the *Gerber*
And
Hobo, you ...
He lives....if'n this is living
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Boy howdy time sure does flys. This don't mean that I'll gonna be posting
for another year, but jist wanted to let ya know I ain't quite kick the
bucket y...
Long Time Coming
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It's been months since I posted anything and I feel bad about it. It seems
like every time I think about the blog something comes up, then the thought
is g...
VA assisted Near Death Experience
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Its been months since my VA assisted Near Death Experience and I finally
decided to post about it. I was in Big Spring for my monthly phlebotomy
(Having bl...
Thanksgiving around here
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I wasn't able to go, but my brother took me up to the gate so i didn't have
very far to walk. I was really hurting so even that distance was hard for
me, b...
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A lot has happened since my last post almost 3 years ago. I
haven't intended to ignore this endeavor... just been to busy!
I am still researching and plann...
A New Project
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I started a new project today. We'll see if I ever finish it. This will be
decorated with vintage jewelry pieces and beads and fitted with lights and
sold ...
This land... is no longer my land
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My land has sold! I will sorely miss it, but it has gone to someone that
can really get some use out of it.
Apologies for not updating the blog for so long...
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Last Friday my wife Lana and I headed out to have lunch with several
couples. We were on the freeway in the fast lane when traffic ahead started
stopping,j...
That's a good one!
ReplyDeleteI had to do a double take!
There are some people down here that think the mountains will crumble and the ocean will rush in. ;)
ReplyDeleteRemember when I said that I would like to have a houseboat on my property?
ReplyDeleteYeah I think I do remember Bkid. Now's the time to get one. ;)
ReplyDeleteTffnguy,
ReplyDelete(captaincrunch)
I ain't posted in awhile, but I have been hangin out on the side. Those pics just made me laugh my ass off.
You knocked the ball out of the ball park on that one, Tffnguy.
Kinda looks like the Laguna Madre down here in the Texas Gulf Coast. You know there are floating cabins down here. They use big styrofoam blocks or sealed plastic barrels to hold the cabins up. Some of these cabins are quite elaborate with generators, solar, propane, water catchment systems and composting toilets. Thease cabins are tied to anchors and well yes, you have to take a boat out to your cabin. The cabins are used for fishing mostly, some duck hunting and a place to get away from it all.
CC, you can't ever tell. This place may have looked that way a few million years ago since this was part of the Permain sea?
ReplyDeleteI've seen houseboats like you described before. Pretty cool.
I'm bringing my 29 foot outboard out there in April.
ReplyDeleteSUERTE, Jet skis might be fun.
ReplyDeleteI guess if I come back out there I should install pontoons on my RV.
ReplyDeleteHell Yeah DD, Turn it in yo a river boat.
ReplyDeletehahahaha...that is a good one :D
ReplyDelete8:25 AM on 12/21/2012 and still no ocean front view.
ReplyDeleteI woke up to a winter wonderland.
ReplyDeleteLOL - love it :)
ReplyDeleteBkid, keep that crap up there I don't want it!
ReplyDeleteDani, glad you liked it.
Nice change! Merry Christmas To You!
ReplyDeleteAnd the same to you and yours Sandy.
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