Off to Asheville
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Saw another bear very close up on the grounds of Biltmore, which was the best part of this trip. He crossed the road right in front of us.
The grounds there - 125,000 acres, was my favorite. All the miles and miles of roads are landscaped purposely.
@mik said in Off to Asheville:
Saw another bear very close up on the grounds of Biltmore, which was the best part of this trip. He crossed the road right in front of us.
The grounds there - 125,000 acres, was my favorite. All the miles and miles of roads are landscaped purposely.
You can tell a lot about the size of a bear by looking at his ears. Little bear, big ears relative to his head. If he's got Charles Barkely ears, it's a big bear.
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Big black bear.
The ballgame tonight was interesting. Two bench clearing brawls, more walks and pitching changes than I’ve ever seen in a game and, in a really interesting twist the catcher tried to
pick off a runner stealing second and the pitcher caught his throw. On the mound.Also the first time in a pro baseball game I could watch my car from my seat.
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Oh, and the crowd was so small, my very spirited daughter and her roommate were on the jumbotron every few minutes.
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Big black bear.
The ballgame tonight was interesting. Two bench clearing brawls, more walks and pitching changes than I’ve ever seen in a game and, in a really interesting twist the catcher tried to
pick off a runner stealing second and the pitcher caught his throw. On the mound.Also the first time in a pro baseball game I could watch my car from my seat.
@mik said in Off to Asheville:
Big black bear.
The ballgame tonight was interesting. Two bench clearing brawls, more walks and pitching changes than I’ve ever seen in a game and, in a really interesting twist the catcher tried to
pick off a runner stealing second and the pitcher caught his throw. On the mound.Also the first time in a pro baseball game I could watch my car from my seat.
I like minor league baseball. The talent level is decent, the concessions are usually reasonable and it's a nice way to spend a late spring or early summer evening.
There is no way to spend a nice late summer evening down here, unless it's inside.

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