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Outlaw's HideOut: Crop Circles?
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Saturday, June 30, 2012. Here is a close up of the generator head. The laser generator is powered by a 12 volt battery. It generates a continuous rotating laser beam. A receiver mounted on the front of the truck picks up the beam. This is the truck mounted receiver. At the base of the receiver is a gauge that the operator watches for determining what the elevation is. Here is the rear mounted plow. Here are several photos of the leveling operation. Here is some Google Earth view of fields in the area we ...
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Outlaw's HideOut: January 2011
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Thursday, January 20, 2011. Old Man Winter Comes A Calling! This is what it looked like when we opened the garage door this morning about 8:30 am. Jeff's car was just about covered up. Pat got busy with the snow blower while I used the shovel . Whether it's rain, sleet, or snow the mail must go through. We usually get delivery about 1:00 pm I think ours got delivered today about 5:00 pm I saw our mail truck one street over from ours at 4:30 pm when I came back from picking up Jeff. Back of our house.
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Outlaw's HideOut: October 2009
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009. She made and hung new curtains appropriate for a sewing area. She painted a quilt design on the floor. She built a frame suspended from the ceiling so she can lay out a full quilt. It is marked out in squares to help in the quilt layout design. She had some great cabinets for thread storage. She designed her bulletin board appropriate for a sewing area. One good source that Pat has found for thread and fabric is a store in St. Charles called Leftovers, etc. When we lived in Ros...
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Outlaw's HideOut: What Me Retire?
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Monday, November 14, 2011. The Union Pacific Railroad in March 2011 conducted a contest for an Union Pacific Great Excursion Adventure. The contest was conducted via Facebook for individuals to vote on four different excursion routes: Tuscola Turn, Baton Rouge Rambler and Boise Express, and The Little Rock Express. The Little Rock Express route won with 76,217 votes vs. Tuscola Turn (73,175), Baton Rouge Rambler (18,0870) and Boise Express (11,213). Union Pacific at one time owned 105 Challenger locomoti...
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Outlaw's HideOut: September 2009
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009. Rome of the West'. We have lived in the St. Louis area since 1965 (except for the 9 years in Texas) and one place we had not visited until June of this year is the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis. Is opened when a Pope is present. The arched narthex is a fine example of Byzantine style of art and architecture. All the mosaic in the narthex are a series of scenes about the life of Saint Louis IX, King of France (1214-1270), patron saint of the city of St. Louis. The church b...
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Outlaw's HideOut: April 2010
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010. History of Grace Presbyterian Church of St. Charles County. When Dr. Wilson Benton came to the Kirk of the Hills Presbyterian Church. Church in St. Charles County, Missouri. During 1998 and early 1999, Phil established home bible study groups throughout the county with the assistance of Kirk of the Hills members residing in the county, as well as some seminary students. Everyone would attend the Kirk or other churches on Sunday Mornings and bible studies in homes at night. Origi...
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Outlaw's HideOut: June 2010
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Sunday, June 13, 2010. Bessie, the Holiday Cow. On our way to church there is a life size fiberglass cow that is in a back yard that overlooks Mid Rivers Mall Drive in St. Peters. The backyard is on a hill side, so the cow is very visible to the street. The family that owns the cow dresses it up for the holidays. We can't wait to see it's fancy clothes when a new holiday rolls around. This link. Describes the story about about Bessie. This first photo is Bessie naked (no costume). Bessie, the Holiday Cow.
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