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Dude!! Good to see ya back around these parts! :thumbup:
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Dude!! Good to see ya back around these parts! :thumbup:
Brian Jones
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Thanks, Doug! Good to be back.
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Brian Jones
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Haha Kiah! No time for groupies either...we had to roll in and roll out. That's why no time for internet either. Now I'm on an extended break. It's been a wild ride but had it with touring. It was really cool to fulfill the dream I had when I was younger. But the reality now that I'm older just isn't for me. Craziest bastids I ever met are all in the music business. So, I decided to come back and hang out with you crazy bastids again. 
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Ok, folks, I'll play too, especially since I see some folks who have been around awhile also playing. :thumbup:
My name is Chris. I'm 45 years old and when I am not working for Uncle Sam, I enjoy photography, motorcycling, and literally almost anything outdoors related to nature--hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, woodcraft, etc., etc. I have been here a few years and enjoy reading this sub-forum for the great insight offered by so many here. And while I am far from being an expert at anything outdoors, I feel that I probably know enough to keep myself alive with some basic knowledge a good bit of luck thrown in for good measure as well. IMO, one is never to old to learn (nor can one ever know too much), and I'm hoping I've got a lot of time left for just that--learning about the great outdoors.
My name is Chris. I'm 45 years old and when I am not working for Uncle Sam, I enjoy photography, motorcycling, and literally almost anything outdoors related to nature--hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, woodcraft, etc., etc. I have been here a few years and enjoy reading this sub-forum for the great insight offered by so many here. And while I am far from being an expert at anything outdoors, I feel that I probably know enough to keep myself alive with some basic knowledge a good bit of luck thrown in for good measure as well. IMO, one is never to old to learn (nor can one ever know too much), and I'm hoping I've got a lot of time left for just that--learning about the great outdoors.