Morning. Add another FTF to my ever growing list.
I saw this one pop on the radar just before midnight last night. Came really close to just going out and getting it but I decided to take the chance and wait until after I dropped off my daughter at the school bus stop before heading out into the darkness to find this beastie.
This nighttime find had me freezing my fingers looking under all sorts of rocks. Luckily the area was pretty muggle free with only a few cars driving by.
After about ten minutes of scouting via flashlight in hand I soon was signing the clean log sheetz.
Tried out a new coffee brand this morning and a FTF ta boot - I'm lov'n it!
News Flash!!!! Thought that I had lost my good flashlight on this little adventure. I was so into getting the log signed and on my way to work that I did not notice the lack of my illumination tools.
It sat there all day and I gave it about one chance in ten that it would still be there by the time I made it there.
Bingo, sitting right out into the open and in perfect condition.. Bad Flashlight, Bad.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Java and a Nightime FTF
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HeadHardHat,
North Carolina
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FTF's can become addictive. As of today, I have 56 FTF's (15.3%). That's sad that when you are so addicted, you can quote your own FTF percentage!
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