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Greetings from Oakley & Annie

Share / Recommend - Comment - Print - Saturday, Oct 06 2007, 9:19AM

oakley & annie sleepiness.jpg

The pups haven't said hello to their TWN fans lately and wanted to say howdy, though they are pretty tuckered in this shot.

I'm blogging this morning from Bigfork, Montana and will be meeting a reader or two at Nan's Cafe this morning on Electric Avenue if any others might be hanging around Kalispell, Whitefish, Bigfork, or the Flathead Lake Area.

For fans of Oakley the Amazing Weimaraner and his little sister, Annie, here is a larger pop-up version of their picture, which many of you have requested.

More soon.

-- Steve Clemons

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Posted by Lighthouse Keeper, Oct 06 2007, 9:50AM - Link

You're blogging from a very special place. Several years ago we visited a relative who drove us all over that part of the world, from Glacier National Park to Yellowstone, and all point in between. We have fond memories of Whitefish, Kalispell and the Flathead area, including rafting the river below the dam. I'm jealous.

The pups are as wonderful as their names.

Lighthouse Keeper

Posted by zipper, Oct 06 2007, 10:47AM - Link

Steve, your pups are just wonderful. I can tell where you get your balance and easy going style. Thank you for your blog and all your hard work. Your Iran article was linked everywhere in the internet. Congatulations.

Posted by PissedOffAmerican, Oct 06 2007, 11:15AM - Link

Hey Steve, if you can remember to ask an older barmaid, have her tell ya about my friend Joe, who put his vintage Beech bomber into a hillside above Flathead Lake with a highly popular northwestern band on board. Killed everyone, the damned fool. Rumor has it that the FAA determined his girlfriend, a non-pilot, was at the stick. If I know Joe, he was back with the band, stuffin' his nose. Last people to see the bird flying were some fishermen out on Flathead, and supposedly they had to duck when Joe went over them. Happened about twenty years ago, but I bet they still talk about it in places like the The Whitehorse in Kalispell.

Posted by Steve Clemons, Oct 06 2007, 11:44AM - Link

I will ask around POA. That sounds terrible. I was thinking about how dangerous this area could be if one was flying manually in high haze. I landed yesterday in pretty cloudy conditions....and there are peaks around here that just pop up. best, steve

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