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▲ 23 r/OlympicNationalPark

My trip pics

Went to: la push first beach, hoh river trail, sol duc falls trail, la push second beach, hurricane hill, crescent lake devils punchbowl, port angeles wharf. Saw barred owl, black tail deer, marmot, otters, someone might tell me this brown bird perhaps cormorant? Awesome trip glad to have checked that one off my list. Still here for one more day need kill a lot of time tomorrow flight leaves at 10pm check out of place at 10am so whole day open was just going to try and hit up view points or something

u/bigburt- — 3 days ago
▲ 8 r/Lowes

How many miles do you walk what position are you

I walk 7-10 miles per day as fulfillment lead

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u/bigburt- — 24 days ago
▲ 67 r/Epiphone

Getting back into guitars after a decade

A friend let me borrow his Special II then offered to sell it to me for $50. Doing my best to rehab it. Loving playing guitar now that my frontal lobe is developed and im actually learning it instead of just playing tabs and remembering them.

u/bigburt- — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/estimators

I applied to be a trim carpenter at this big shot builder its vertically integrated, they do EVERYTHING. They saw my resume and thought I would make a good estimator. I've barley even heard of this position before, but it sounds literally right up my alley. I have thousands of hours behind a computer playing video games/browsing the web from age 9-29 basically i've spent a few hours on the computer daily. I also started framing houses around 19, and got into finish carpentry later on. I did carpentry on and off through-out the years. They use PrebuiltML software which I would have to learn extensively. I am basically asking am I going to be OK? I'm pretty excited at the potential new job. They seem to really like me as a candidate. The hybrid part is like; if we have a ton of estimates this part of the year you'll be estimating, if those fall off you'll be trimming, so i'm never stagnate. I think it could be the start of a really good career. Anyone have some good tips? I have been researching on this sub a lot and watching youtube on PrebuiltML.

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u/bigburt- — 4 months ago