Smoking songs, what's yours?

Beyond Cultivation
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Building bridges or mining?

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I loved the ADK’s for three seasons. Work? If I described, you’d misunderstand as I was cut from a different cloth and was admired and despised because of it. The field is far from admired here. Best to be stealthy with that too. But I love ya kiddo!

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Yeah, I just figured that working in the Adirondacks is limited to a few things:

  1. Hospitality
  2. Camp Counselors / lifeguards
  3. Trail Guides
  4. Museum curator
  5. Bridge Builder
  6. Mining
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129

True! But there was another burgeoning field there too. But that’s over with. Managed to pull off a decent retirement. Nothing else but nightmares which I still have some nights!

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Moonshine?

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That’s great, you picked it back up. Never too late to start.

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Now that’s funny. It wasn’t far off in the area! Would have been so much more fun and less dangerous. Nope. Don’t talk much about it. Bad memories bringing disgust with people. I’d rather be positive forgetting being in the devil’s den.

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Sounds like it involved motor homes, shacks in the middle of the woods, 55 gal drums, bubble packs, red draino, and H95’s.

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Funny too! Nope, strait laced as they come. But, love, the sun is shining, getting ready to plant, my gardens are amazing this year and I have so many new friends! I’d rather think on these!

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Can’t say I blame you! Party on my friend!

:heart: :green_heart: :pink_heart:

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Inhale the good sh!t, exhale the bad sh!t

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I’ll be look’n for ya and wishing you peace, love and happiness. For real!

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You just described my whole life’s ambition. Thank you!

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Same here!

:peace_symbol: :green_heart: :dashing_away:

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Nah I didn’t have time because my son was young. Have a bit more now.

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Kids, they do grow up fast. Our son is 13. Only child. Home school since COVID. Live out in the country, just trying to enjoy family and life! It’s nice when they get older and can do more for themselves. Have fun! Take Care :love_you_gesture:

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Word. My oldest turned 33 yesterday, my youngest is 28.

:heart: :green_heart: :pink_heart:

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Dang, I can’t imagine trying to raise multiple kids now. It’s so expensive

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You grandma now!

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Twice, 8 and 4, both from my daughter!

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