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Monarch Catapillar

We usually find them before they get quite this big, but spotted the first monarch catapillar of the year today. Been growing milkweed for close to 10 years, took a couple years for them to find it, but now we usually end up with 2 or 3 a season that we know of.

This was a very nice surprise for my dad while playing with some bluegills and baby bass tonight!

*Edit to add. It's a crappie folks, they are pretty resilient and having it out of the water for a few extra seconds for a picture with my 70 year old father was not harming it I assure you.

Monarch Catapillar

We usually find them before they get quite this big, but spotted ihe first monarch catapillar today. Been growing milkweed for close to 10 years, took a couple years for them to find it, but now we usually end up with 2 or 3 a season

This is so frustrating to see how much more access we used to have by train Via is our main passenger train provider, and the prices have sky rocketed for the limited runs they do.

*** I feel I need to add another edit. There seems to be a LOT of focus on major cities and almost no one is talking about all of the smaller cities and towns that those rail lines connected. The ones without airports for people to use. The ones without any options aside from a car or an expensive ride share to get to other towns or cities. What about those places?

*edit to add since some dont open the whole picture, but this is for daily service

**edit to also add i never in a million years expected this to get anywhere near this much attention.... was just depressing and frustrating to see the difference

Beautiful haul of wild garlic from a local creek while fishing tonight

Just gotta give a shout out to my local Tim's in the East end of London Ontatio for this perfectly melted grilled cheese! 👌

I'll admit that im relatively new to ordering from here.... ive order 3 types of parts so far, two came in manufacturing packaging.... but this... this was a surprise! Those are Glad Brand Sandwich bags!

Non magnetic, google seems to think it might be a honing mandrel.... I have a diaper box a little more then half full of these and just wondering what the material likely is and if I should scrap or try to sell. Says Sunnen. Came out of an old barn that had a lot of old tools and car related machines

Took my son out to a pond owned by a ckub we belong to where they stock trout for put and take (literally not allowed to release). He managed to catch his limit for the first time in about a year so I was super proud. He also got a nice black crappie (most are around 5" here).

My dad is looking at buying a 2010 and I recorded this noise as well as a slight oil and anti freeze smell and just wanting opinions

Took my character Jack Hammer (who is coming into his 19th year btw) out to visit friends and make some new ones at the Shock Stock horrow convention in London Ontatio this past weekend. Even got to meet up with my buddy, director Warren Fulton and film some scenes for his upcoming feature length film. If anyone is interested in seeing more or following Jack you can find him on all social medias under London Ontatrio's Jack Hammer