My dad was an amateur radio operator, also known as a " Ham operator" & " 7-3's" is Ham slang for " Best Regards". 7-3's!

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That's cool enough to be a postcard, THX for the photo! 7-3's!

I thought it looked like a storm had just moved out of the area at either sunrise or sunset. Very nice! 7-3's!

THX! We're about a mile or so away from our front door where these were taken, I'm no photographer, just in the right place at the right time. 7-3's!

Wow! I really like the contrast of colors you captured here, THX for the great post! 7-3's!

I really like the contrast of colors you captured, THX for the great post! 7-3's!

THX! Luke is one good lookin' guy for sure!

You have an awesome talent for photography, THX for the great post! 7-3's!

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I really enjoy the contrast of colors, very striking! THX for the great post! 7-3's!

There you go! 7-3's!

It's simple to use: during about about the last ten-fifteen minutes of cooking your brew you stir it in. Home-brewed beer tends to have a "haze" to it, one can't see through it ( assuming it's

Wow! I have used Irish moss as a clarifying agent in home-brewed beer for more than 35 years & I never knew that people actually use it in cooking, very interesting! I love smoothies BTW. THX for the

Give it a try, let me know what you come up with! 7-3's!

The only gator I've eaten was farm-raised in either Georgia or LA & I've thought they they were more or less the same. I understand that the leg meat is darker 7 has a stronger flavor but i haven't

I really enjoy black & white graphic art & film. Keep up the great work & THX for this post! When you talk about about doing research for these to get things right IMO opinion the results you

Merci beaucoup mon ami!

That photo is amazing, THX for the post! 7-3's!