Not many, but a few keepers.
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- WAITING AND MORE WAITING
- REUNION – THE END
- THE BATTLE BEGINS
- REUNION – DAY 2
- SHOVE IT REUNION
- SKITTLEZ HAS A MISHAP
- HOLY COW – WE’RE BUSY
- THE GIRLS
- AND YES THERE WERE FISH
- OH JOY, OH JOY
- HELL CREEK CAMPGROUND
- JOURNEY TO HELL
- BIG SKY COUNTRY
- LOVE THAT WIFI
- VANISHING CREAM
- AND SO TO SUMMARIZE
- NO MORE WHINING
- LAKE DE SMET, WY
- MISSIONARY RVER’S
- CAMPSITE AT MARTIN’S COVE
- MARTIN’S COVE
- CHIEF WASHAKIE TRAIL
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- Jim and Sandie
- Jim retired in 2008 after spending 50 years with GM Parts. Sandie retired in 2009 after 33 1/2 years with the IRS. Have 4 boys, (3 his and 1 ours).
A few fish are better than none1
ReplyDeleteGood looking fish - definitely keepers!
ReplyDeletecongrats on catching the 'big ones'!!
ReplyDeleteYou're right. He did catch fish.
ReplyDeleteYum...those look good enough to eat!!
ReplyDeleteI think my Dad's number one love in life was fishing. He would spend endless ours in his boat on the lake where his cottage was. I was only out with him once & it was the only time in my life I ever caught a fish. Like golf, fishing just never caught on with me. I always felt kinda sad for the live bait:((
ReplyDeleteLooks like Jim made a nice haul. Hope dinner was good.
ReplyDeleteKevin and Ruth
www.travelwithkevinandruth.com
That's a nice looking catch!! Should make for a good supper!
ReplyDeleteMy Dad also loved to fish and would spend endless hours fishing. He taught me all I know about the sport.
Can't see his face in the shadow of hit hat brim but I know that is one happy, happy Jim.
ReplyDeleteSorry, you know me. Yuck - fish!
ReplyDeleteWhen do we eat? I'll bring the taters~
ReplyDeleteKathy
seashellsandoveralls.blogspot.com
So who cooks them ??
ReplyDeleteThose fish look great. It's been a long time since I've fished, but I've kept the equipment just in case. I'd love to catch and cook those! :)
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