HeyJaredJeff Allison
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If you recall, I last wrote that the Buzz was taking a hiatus post Labor Day until the Columbus/Indigenous Day spectacular. Well, thanks to Linda Hultin, you have a bonus Buzz! Linda and Thomas just returned from travels to the Emerald Isle and Linda was no doubt inspired by wordsmiths such as Joyce and Wilde when submitting the following... “It is once again that time of year when the sun comes up a little later and there is a slight crispness in the air to accompany the crisp apples you picked
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It’s Friday, Labor Day weekend has begun and the Buzz is due. It’s the equivalent of triple witching in the stock market! Not only that, it is a beautiful day, so it’s time for me to crank out this column and partake in the festivities. That flag flying over Valhalla Shores isn’t some sort of land grab, but instead a symbol of Thomas and Linda’s travels to The Emerald Isle. Erin go Bragh. I’m sure Phil Roberts will have some welcome back gifts for them when they return. I heard that Philbert may
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It’s true, September is upon us! Labor Day weekend is almost here and for many that means summer’s last hurrah. Days are getting shorter, cooler and quieter - a combination many people here welcome - and why not? Fall is a glorious time of year! This morning (8/29) Fishhawk had quite the convention of cormorants. There usually is quite a gathering, but this seemed larger than usual as it spread from one end to the other. On an aside, I’m not sure what happened to cormorants around here in the pa
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Some boats have been put away and the people who own them have begun their migrations to points near (Brunswick) and far (Coronado). Nature is telling us change is in the air as some leaves have started to lose their color and a few have even fallen from one of our birch trees. Another sign; a large chevron of geese flew over me headed south. The direction may have only been a coincidence as it seems they are hanging out here year round, but perhaps, last winter was a bit too cold for their liki
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Monday, Aug. 10, was not a good day to be a menhaden in Linekin Bay. Sunday looked like a great day for them as schools were in session in a number of spots (of course, that could mean they were being attacked from below). Some of us were even saying that we hadn’t seen any where near that many fish this year. Well, I guess our phones are listening as at about 11:45 Sunday night the first boat came in, and with lights a blazing, the assault began. Throughout the morning, six more boats had circl
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