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Washington State Highways: Washington State Route 240
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In which your humble blogger undertakes the grand task of driving the length of every state highway in Washington . . . in numerical order. Friday, September 6, 2013. Washington State Route 240. On Friday, August 30, 2013, we drove the length of Washington State Route 240, from the wilds of Hanford to the heart of the Tri-Cities. RCW 47.17.455. State route No. 240. A state highway to be known as state route number 240 is established as follows:. Near a bend in the Yakima River. Highway 240 curves south a...
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Washington State Highways: Washington State Route 26
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In which your humble blogger undertakes the grand task of driving the length of every state highway in Washington . . . in numerical order. Sunday, August 23, 2009. Washington State Route 26. On Friday and Saturday, August 21-22, 2009, we drove the length of Washington State Route 26, straight across the heart of the Columbia Basin. RCW 47.17.110. State route No. 26. A state highway to be known as state route number 26 is established as follows:. And soon thereafter, SR 17. Eventually, though, we cross t...
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Catching Ducks: January 2006
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My pride and joy, etc. I've been having issues with my household technology lately. I've had DVD's that won't play, a computer that freezes up under the slightest provocation, and now a TV that's "backfeeding" power, causing my cable (and, since it went through the same wires, my internet) to go out. Maybe I'll look into that Luddite thing. Except that would mean giving up my microwave. Never mind! Posted by mamurd @ 11:30 AM 1 comments. Tales from the World of Retail.
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Catching Ducks: November 2005
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My pride and joy, etc. So Last night during one of my dreams there was this lake. And I was told the temperature of the lake was 109 degrees. I was quite freaked. When I had to traverse it, I was very careful not to get any of the water on me (there were dry spots and trees I used to get across). However. I saw other people wading through (apparently it was a shallow. Lake), and they weren't being burned like I expected. When I woke up this morning I figured it out: To me, 109 means 109 Celsius.
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Catching Ducks: Phone-a-Dad
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My pride and joy, etc. Posted by mamurd @ 9:00 PM. Even I knew THAT answer. Tales from the World of Retail.
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Just Asking: March 2007
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007. I realized that we conservatives seem to be losing a war of words. Congress is voting on withdrawing from the "Iraq War" today. But Iraq is not a "War" but a "Battle". Withdrawing from the Iraqi Battle will not end the war, but it does guarantee that we will lose that battle, which would be a major setback in the War against Terrorists. Posted by Pedicularis @ 2:17 PM. Why don't they just admit they are not patriotic? Posted by Pedicularis @ 1:53 PM. Saturday, March 24, 2007.
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Just Asking: February 2007
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Sunday, February 25, 2007. The Chilly Hill is a annual bike ride event on an island in Pugut Sound. 33 miles, hilly with over 2,600 feet gain and loss, and chilly, since it is always held in February. I rode it in the mid-80's and again this year. It was easier last time. There were probably over 1,000, maybe 1,500 riders on my ferry to the island. It took me about 3.5 hours to ride the course. Here is a photo of the 1,000 or so riders loading onto the return ferry. Posted by Pedicularis @ 9:43 PM. Histo...
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Catching Ducks: April 2005
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My pride and joy, etc. Here in the northern hemisphere, summer is fast approaching. People are all cheerful about the blue skies, lack of rain, and warmer temperatures. Blue skies, no rain, and warm temperatures! I want clouds, and rain, and COLD! If one more person mentions the "nice" weather, I think I'm going to SCREAM. Posted by mamurd @ 6:25 PM 5 comments. Customer Rules, part 5. Rule #5: Don't leave your garbage in the store. Seriously, people, have you never heard of a garbage can? Some people see...
