Yep!

@ hello there

It's only 650 cfm, and runs on a battery. Works great on leaves, and not too bad for light fluffy snot.

We're going to be on the border for some snow and/or freezing rain.

@@scottturner2529 It was a complete surprise here with sunshine before and after!

I've never had elk.

Yep...there were several small bulls in the herd too, but none big enough to challenge him yet.

@@fball214life This was against Syracuse last year. It's always fun seeing the flag be flown in!

These are in Buchanan County, near Grundy and the Breaks Interstate Park. We saw 2 herds while driving with a total of more than 40. Pretty cool sight.

Not to far away from where I live

It's adorable to watch.

Thanks! I wish I could tell what kind of jets fly over. Is there a way that I can quickly tell jets apart?

@ f-15s have two engines two vertical tales, and are operated exclusively by the (Air Force). It also is 104 kills in areal combat with zero losses. Look up the following. Fighters Active: F-16. F-22. F-35. F-18. A-10. Not active F-4. F-117. Active Bombers. B-1. B-2. B-21. B-52. Active Recon: Sr-71. Sr-72. U-2 Active cargo and gunship: C-130, C-17, C-5 Note the number of engines and number of tails. Older fighters have sharp angles. Modern stealth fighters like the f-22 and f-35, have smoother body’s to avoid radar detection.

That's great information, THANKS! I'll start trying to learn them as I see them.

I had never tried it. We live in Virginia, and we've had so little snow the past few years. That was the only snow that I was able to try it on. Hopefully we'll get a 2 inch dry snow to try it out on this winter.

It's cool every time I get to see it. I've been a photographer on the sidelines for the last dozen years or so and it's top notch. I've been on the sidelines of many away games too and none of those come close.

@ only other stadium I’ve been to was Neyland and as large as it it is, Techs fans made Lane feel and sound bigger.

That was a cold game too... I've not covered UT. Been to Notre Dame and Clemson and Alabama game in Atlanta, but VT is better atmosphere IMO.

Let’s go HOKIES

Thanks.

They're fun to watch.

It was hard to look at...

Yep.

For certain! At least my thoughts are that the majority of these crawdads walked back to the river, but I can only imagine how many couldn't. Cleanup will take a long time in many places along the New River.

Someone told me it was a male based on the antennae, but I don't know enough about them.

@swanbranch Ah ok! Thank you very much! You are welcome! 😊🙂. I also think it should be a male one, because of the long antennae.

It was HOT! And I got it started again today and still working on getting the big stump burned.

A T-Rex rabbit sounds ferocious!

And there were 2 friends with it that I saw run away!

CWD is really sad. The little buck in the grass was being sneaky.

Thank you so much!

That's great to hear. I don't know what I'm going to be when I grow up.

We're going to plant more this year!

Great tradition...

@@gregorysaad1786 They're absolutely vicious if they are threatened. I wouldn't even throw a rock at the nest...ask me how I know better now ;)

Bubba gump golf bag...

I'd like to try that some day...

Thank you. There's so much clean up to be done, and we were not in the area hardest hit.

What would be your recipe to cook them?

Compost would be a good use afterwards.

@@elgordolagordayelflacoguer7521 some close to 8 inches for sure.

The New River is famous for Smallmouth Bass in Virginia...

We have never seen this many together in the 23 years that we have lived here.

@@julianortiz9450 I did save all the smallmouths that saw, and several catfish and bluegill.

There were enough big ones to have made a meal...

Amen. And thank you.

Thank you!

Accomplished.

If only I'd have been better prepared. Never done that before...there were definitely quite a few that were big enough.

I did pick up 10 or 12 big ones and carried them over to the river. The largest ones were about 7 inches long.

Thanks.

I heard them from inside the house and quickly went outside to get a video...I missed more of them than I got on the video.

@@JohanRodriguezJimenezJimenez That's about what it sounded like...

Do you know what it is?

@@swanbranchit’s a banded tussock moth the fuzzy hairs contain venom that causes a rash

He was hidden in plain sight!

@@jamieleighkettle5654 Seems to have been the European Hornet.

That's so cool. Bunnies make great snuggle pets.

@@swanbranch Bunnies are perfect starter for young children 10-12. It can teach them responsibility at a young age.