Now this is a real rainbow, none of that gay pride hoopla. Nature at its best. 😉
Posted: July 1, 2015
Categories: News
From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
Now this is a real rainbow, none of that gay pride hoopla. Nature at its best. 😉
I can look into the sky any day and see rainbow.
There is so much metal in the air here.
I see rainbows around the sun and each day after the jets spray us.
Rain or shine there are rainbows somewhere each day.
Brian, I’ve seen the same type. I call them chembos. Incidentally, they have more vibirent colors than our naturally occurring rainbows. I’ve yet to capture them as most times that I spot them, I’m at the wheel. I’m on a quest to get some on video or pics.
If you can grab some good footage, post them here.
Damn gays takin over the sky too. Yikes.
Hehe, I told my daughter, the gays can have the monuments, but they cant have my sky.
Never again.
That’s the promise.
I was thinking the same thing #1. 🙂
No amount of water could cleanse this planet after what they’ve done to it anyway, Paul.
Your right about that #1. Way too late for that. So glad HE’S on our side.
None better, Paul.
so it shall be brother. 🙂
🙂
Hey #1! 🙂
Hey, Deb! 🙂
How goes it?
Good here. How’s it going with you? Good fishing?
Found a spot on Foster Lake that I’ve been catching my limit at, most times. It’s about a 10 min. drive from here. Fresh trout from the lake to the frying pan in less than 3 or 4 hours.
Love this place!!! 🙂
Oh man! I’m jealous! But you know what? I’m so happy that you have found a place that makes you happy. I know, so, soppy. But you deserve it. And it makes me smile that you’ve got a great place. I know we’ve never met, but I beam for you. I’m relieved you got out of Cali.
Thanks Deb. 🙂
I never really considered leaving that hellhole an option. It was do or die, literally.
At least here I have a legitimate chance for survival.
And payback.
You’ll do fine. I’d rather see you in Oregon than commieforina. Way better fishing, better air. Oh how I miss the left coast. I lived up in Washington for a couple of years, I wished we never left, but missed our family back east….
Till tomorrow, I’m off to sleep…
‘Night, Deb.