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I know it's only a typo, but just for fun:

I believe that's a "DGS" to those in the know. :jumpin:

I'm a little rusty on my spiders so I went and looked this one up. Here you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argiope_aurantia

Oh, Man, a by-god Garden Spider, they are so cool! Count yourself lucky to see one, much less have it as a 'tenant". I haven't run across one of those in probably ten years or so. They have two signature characteristics: - The zig-zag that they build into the center of their web (and bonus...

You can't say that and NOT show a pic. It's almost inhuman.

A mud mattress? Must be former U.S. Army; no self-respecting USN personnel would stoop that low. Well, there is the USMC...but then you know the Marines; we love 'em, but they're all of them just the littlest bit suspect.:naner::mrgreen:

Hey, Brother, your rig is most excellent; totally excellent.

You are the federal taxpayer who already PAID for the hardware in the first place. I said "paid" above; more accurately I likely should have said "overpaid". It's close to criminally absurd to be taxed to build it in the first place and then to be taxed AGAIN to buy it back from Uncle Sam...

The way it works, I think you got to nominate him first. :jumpin: :mrgreen:

Thank's for the link: - That sure is pretty country you got up there in Saskatchewan!

What could possibly go wrong with the brass though?

is that a "go"!?

How did you get the "aerial" shot; climb a tree!?

There are all kinds out there ("ax holders"). Here's one: http://www.thefirestore.com/store/product.aspx/productId/12108/South-Park-Corporation-Chrome-Plated-Axe-Holder-Bracket-Kit/

If you want to stow it as an ax, most fire department suppliers or even landscaping suppliers will have a variety of ax "holders" you might look at. And then just stow all the accessories in a box of some kind. If I can find one of those ax holders, I'll post it here.

That stinks; so close, too. But what're you going to do? Stuff happens. Sorry it happened to you.

Why not?

That's even got a name now:

74M35A2, what's that comment all about?