LISA TOMLIN article in " Garden & Gun" magazine

[highveldt]

I added some photos to my original post above of the subject magazine and two of the pages of the article about Lisa. The magazine cover is nice and I threw it in for free.

Weldon;

Is the drought over and is there now water in Big Joshua Creek. This time last year when I was there it was dry. I have spend many wonderful days shooting quail at Joshua Creek Ranch.

Regards;
Steve Howell

[monk]

hey, weldon-- i know what you mean-- i subscribe to the boston pops monthly review. there's an article in this issue-- "how to tune your bandsaw in 4 easy steps" ! yhat's a nawthun thing.

[Weldon47]

The drought is over (well, sort of) and there is water in the big Joshua again. I actually live about two miles from Joshua Creek Ranch....nice folks & a great place to hunt!

Monk...made me laugh!!

[Ed Westerly]

I was simply appalled when I saw the juxtapostion of guns and gardening. It just shows the depths of crassness our culture has sunken to. (It's a southern (California) thing)!


PS JUST KIDDING!!!

[monk]

hey weldon, i could only think how bad it was out your way. we had a partial drought here. fortunately not much crop damage in my area.
ptl, we have had several rains in the past week. the corn is catching up.

[theresamarieus]

I love the Garden and Gun idea. I don't know why it is a southern thing, I think it is a wonderful expression of a way of life. I would like nothing more than to spend time in my garden and engraving.
We are still in a drought here. I have never seen anything like it in my life (and I am old). We have corn fields on fire and the many fields are completely brown. Mature trees are dying from the drought. Strange that Texas is not in a drought yet we are here in Illinois. The world has turned upside down.