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Well David, did Elson make it?... he could have peddled up there my now. Did you get a good look at him ... I heard he was so old, that he's starti

Elson got here about 1330. I had to guide him in for the last mile or so on the cell phone. He showed up with a big smile and it was a real pleasure to greet him into our home.That gentleman is one heck of a nice fellow, and can keep up with me talking. I think we talked the leg off a chair or two. Nancy fixed him some dinner and he enjoyed the Idaho viddles. We spent the evening talking, laughing, and looking at some of our detector finds.

Tomorrow we are going up to the Boise Basin to hit some ghost towns. Placerville, Centerville, Pioneerville, Quartzburg, and Idaho City are on the agenda, along with the gold town of Pearl. I have the new digital camera all adjusted to "Cajun in action" setting, and will keep a log of our adventures. He is going to do the same. I doubt if our stories will be the same.

One thing he has done already is to make it rain for the first time since the fourth of July. He must have brought the swamp with him. I have also tought him the proper pronunciation of "Lava and Crick" and he has instructed Nancy in the making of a roue.

Stay tuned for more as we enter the gold country of Idaho armed only with detectors and a sense of humor.(And a couple of handguns)

Oh, and Vernon, he says to tell you that my elephant gun don't kick him hardley at all. He also mumbled something about sissies. :rofl:

DC
 
As the day I think I will Retire will Be Jan. 16 07---I will sure be glad when it comes as I hurt so dam bad by each Fri. and then each weekend is the same,I stay in bed from fri. To Sun Morn to try to make it through the next week--On Mon. Morn I feel pretty dam good but it gets worse each day--I remember 2 years a go I went over to Idaho (I should never went) and felt so rotten I spent 2 days in a rest area outside of Boise and just gave up and turned around and went home--I feel that will not happen next spring as I plan to go to a desert (Don't know which state yet) just to see it IN BLOOM--I have went years ago for two weeks each year (When I.P. closed for repair) but it was always AFTER the desert was in bloom--I have a feeling by Sept 1 WHITES will have a replacement for the DFX--I received a SMALL hint when I was at Sweet Home BUT the date is MY guess-It may be EARLIER or LATER--I will see in time how good of a guess I made--I had planed to drop in on DC 2 years ago BUT my body would not let me do a Dam thing on that trip! I am a darn good speller IF I use the Spell Checker!
 
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