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There is stuff all over the internet on how to do these high-heat pizza ovens, but I'll go ahead and give my two cents. Launch is important: gotta get it in the right place and get it in flat. Center it and ensure there are no folds or rolled edges. Then, the bottom needs to set before you move it. This is largely by feel, but 15 to 30 seconds is about right. You can lift up the edge and see how it behaves. Then, rotate about 90 degrees every 15 seconds so the pizza cooks evenly and the side to the fire doesn't scorch. I've got a turning peel that makes that job easier than a full-sized peel. Mine is similar to this one: https://a.co/d/iGYOHOY If the crust is right, but the toppings still need some time, slide the peel under it and lift it off the stone towards the ceiling for a few seconds. Hope this helps, and good luck with it. We've had a lot of fun with ours and we got our daughter and son-in-law one for a wedding gift. The only other thing I've done on it is pita, which turned out well.

Same here. Getting pretty darn close though.

Looking good there, Ronnie! There’s a bit of a learning curve on these things, and you’ll only get better at it.

Ditto. Kevlar and epoxy I got from NRS, but don't see it on their website after a Quick Look. Old Town lists a kit but you may not like the price https://oldtownwatercraft.johnsonoutdoors.com/us/shop/accessories-parts/parts-repairs-other/skid-plate-kit

I don’t know anything about Table Rock, but I am a fan of hand-drawn maps. I’ve got a bunch of fishing and hunting maps and maps we use for travel. I think the process of drawing a map gets you plugged in better, and only adding the detail that’s important to US is a real plus.

Cool to see they're doing the deed ❤️ in OK! Biologists catch a lot of flack when they say, 'No evidence of a breeding population' because so many knuckleheads shorten that to 'No evidence of a population' and just call them liars/idiots. Not anybody here, of course.

Like they do in the drug commercials on TV

@ZachPinnell Any relation to Walt?

I wanna know why Daryk got three stonefly thingies! This wasn’t a swap, it was a swindle!!🤪

It's like opening day at Bennet Spring!

As I've said before, you've just never had them prepared right.

You gotta take time to make time!

My current longest lens is a 55-200 mm and I'm on an APS-C sensor (Fujifilm X system), so 82-300 mm full-frame equivalent. Most systems have a pretty reasonably priced zoom in that range. I've gotten some pretty good pics right off our deck or in the yard at 200. The first few of these were on a tripod and triggered remotely with a pretty inexpensive bluetooth remote. Tame hummingbirds with a point & shoot City ducks and geese at the local lake at 200 mm on an old Nikon D200. Not exactly sure what this Florida bird is, but this was at 200 too.

Why fish when fish sticks are so readily available ??

The longer the better. Think expensive

Up close and personal at a bird sanctuary. That's me in the pupil in an orange shirt. And, the fastest animal

This cool, wet spring has us swimming in lettuce. Lots for neighbors and friends and plenty for wilted lettuce too. With steak and tater salad.

Oh my, that’s a beautiful boat! Nice job!! Good luck with her.

Cool cinnamon coat on that one!

Not sure how he got from Grandview to Stilwell, but it’s a long walk. But I suppose that’s the only way a bear gets anywhere, and they’ve got lots of time on their paws.

We’ve had young one wandering around south KC for a couple weeks. Spotted fairly close to my office and also near our Grandview branch. Crazy!

Memorial Day Eve Ok, hear me on this. MIL loves KFC as did her late husband. So, there’s memories attached with our Memorial Day meal.

I’ve tied on a Regal pedestal and I really liked it. I really like a pedestal vice. I like the bobbin holder okay on the traveler. It’s nice, but does annoy me at times. It’s easy to swing out of the way though.

Wait…you tie flies?😀