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October 31, 2016 daryl bauer

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Today is Halloween. I feel obligated to do a Halloween blog.

Fishing kayaks have become very popular in the past few years. I have not purchased one yet. I am waiting for the fishing pumpkins thing to take off.

My kids carved several fish or wildlife-themed pumpkins over the years. Here are some of the photos I could still find.

I would go fishing tonight, but I am afraid of running into the devil mink,

Or a scary fish with a big mouth and sharp teeth.

Think I will just go Trick-or- Treating instead, it is a lot safer. (By the way, I love chocolate!)

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