The title of this post is somewhat incorrect. It is presently about an event or an experience that happened in “my” life in America.
Please use this link “The Cuckolds Lightstation“, to find the information about my life on the Cuckolds Lightstaton.
The Cuckolds Lightstation is the original part of the site. It was my first attempt at blogging and I found it quite rewarding from the few visitors that found the site and the e-mails they sent to me. I did find it necessary to remove the e-mail address because it overloaded my e-mail program with spam and junk mail.
The sections of this blog are separated by categories. I mention this as I feel it is to a larger degree than normal, possibly more like a CMS or “content management system” where the categories are actually headings for each issue or item in the blog.
After a problem which caused hundreds of pages on several blogs to disappear from the internet, I decided to have one blog with categories which create mini-blogs if you will to specific postings. My hope is that it will be much simpler to back up and maintain.
The category, “The Cuckolds Lightstation” is the heading for many posts about the two years I lived on the Cuckolds Lightstation, or you can just use the link in this sentence. The category, “Backyard Chicken Farming” will lead to posts on that topic.
The single biggest taboo I am doing on this site, is having many topics on one blog. The positive side from my perspective is that this leaves one blog to maintain. This can be important because for those like myself that are inexperienced with blogging software and computers, it allows many subjects to be handled by one piece of software.
The simple way I determine whether or not a lobster is fresh is by the vein in the tail, when I eat it. I think most of us know it isn’t a vein, it is more like an intestine or bowel.
If this tube, for a more generic and non-professional description is suitable, has anything in it, which is Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: determing if a lobster is fresh, fresh, Lobstering In Maine
There are many ways to conserve fuel. Conserving fuel or gasoline is important regardless of whether you are a millionaire, or a pauper. It is good for natural resources as well as the environment.
It isn’t what I consider possible to apply many techniques in all situations.
Some of the things I have read which I mention are not listed in order of importance, but I do feel it is as important to list the ones that cause the least inconvenience, or just some that I have actually tested myself.
The one that I put first for Read the rest of this entry »
I really hope someone faked this.
Are people this ignorant?
I think this clipping speaks for itself. The hopeful aspect of it is that the name of the publication isn’t included in the clipping.
If it is something that was actually written by someone who believed it, then it is no wonder about the problems we seem to be facing in America. I do know Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Are People This Ignorant
Most of us that go fishing for smelts on the Kennebec River and tributaries are aware that the smelts are running this time of year.
I went last night to Baker’s in I think Pittston and had over 4 gallons on a going tide. I think it is one of the first times I have ever gone that I actually didn’t bother to count how many I got.
I have some friends that Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: baker's, kennebec, shanty's back on ice
I don’t know if anyone else has had any luck with this problem, but I for one did put a piece of pipe between the blower and the hearth which seems to help somewhat and is non combustible and so I assume safe.
I don’t know of much else that can be easily done but I personally consider it almost a Read the rest of this entry »
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