Well it's been a few wks on the job as a resident ranch manager here on the north rim of the grand cyn Arizona. I have plumbed , wired, painted, sprinkler repair ,pump rebuild, auto mechanic, air field maintenance , carpentry, cooked, housekeeper, wrangled, tour guide, campfire story teller, welcomed guests, moved and fed rattlesnakes, returned escaped cows and horses, fixed fences, and worked about 12 hr days and go to bed tired every night . Shared some of this time with Beverly all alone together on a 10,000 acre ranch 80 mi from civilization. Can't even remembering where I used to work. Love it
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Had a guest show up after a freak rain/ snow storm. They had came from mesquite Nevada in Polaris RZR quad about 5 hours away on dirt roads. He was near hypothermia and had more mud inside the vehicle than outside. took me two hrs of spraying and scooping to make it recognizable. After a warm fire at the lodge and some Navaho tacos I met him again, still numbed from the drama but very thankful to have his ride cleaned up.
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I found this 3 ft snake wrapped around the steering column of one of our ATV s
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This morning I got to this little guy a few hours after he was
born. Sometimes life is just simple.
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This little guy was outside, I thought it was a bird making this incredibly audible chirping. I think he is a relative of yoda. Not sure about the yellow in his eyes.
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My first two days at work since the Oregon coast was like this-
While checking a windsock at the airfield my daughter and I disposed of a large snake. Then a tryanchila(?) spider is at the door to my house. While attempting to deliver some diesel fuel to a guy cleaning the silt out of pond, we get stopped by a flash flood ,then after getting through that the lug nuts get loose and a wheel flys off our side by side. Livin the dream. |





































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