Reading material

[SmokyMose]

It's a hot, rainy day with the occasional pop-up tornado. A good day to kick back with a new book or two [emoji]9786[/emoji]️

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• SmokyMose
• Aug 27, 2016

 

[3montes]

I love those days except when I have the smoker fired up outside. Same with snowstorms that keep you home from work. Lots of forum surfing and recipe reading on those days!

 

[SmokinAl]

We like watching movies in the afternoon, especially when the weather is bad.

Al

 

[SmokyMose]

We like watching movies in the afternoon, especially when the weather is bad.

Al

Yeah, especially old Westerns, but they're getting hard to find anymore..
Dan

 

[Bearcarver]

 
We like watching movies in the afternoon, especially when the weather is bad.

Al

Love my old Westerns, even though I've seen them all so many times:

Cheyenne

Bronco Lane 

Bonanza

Rifle Man

Gunsmoke,

Wyatt Earp

Wanted Dead or Alive

And Many More.

Bear

 

[SmokyMose]

Love my old Westerns, even though I've seen them all so many times:
Cheyenne
Bronco Lane 
Bonanza
Rifle Man
Gunsmoke,
Wyatt Earp
Wanted Dead or Alive
And Many More.



Bear

I'm a sucker for those "Collections" you see at checkout lines for $9.99. Got a set of John Wayne old ones just last week.

 

[gearjammer]

Watching true grit right now.

The real one with John Wayne.

         Ed

 

[rogerwilco]

At least you will get useful information from the Eastern Section guidebook; I have one, but moving westward, most of the eastern trees start dropping off somewhere in Arkansas......the Western Section trees don't start for a ways...I guess this is why they call Oklahoma the grasslands prairie.............

 

[SmokyMose]

At least you will get useful information from the Eastern Section guidebook; I have one, but moving westward, most of the eastern trees start dropping off somewhere in Arkansas......the Western Section trees don't start for a ways...I guess this is why they call Oklahoma the grasslands prairie.............

It's a very detailed and informative little book. I had no idea there were so many kinds of Oak! The reason I got it is because a neighbor has a friend who owns a few wooded acres and she said I could have anything that was down. She says she thinks there is some Pecan [emoji]128512[/emoji]. I want to try identifying by bark. We're supposed to go out there this weekend to check it out. Can't wait...