I joined a while ago, then let myself get caught up doing life stuff. I'm hoping to get more time to watch and listen here again. I have catching up to do in all my hobbies. I'm in western CT, and always looking for more things to learn

Welcome back. Pack a lunch and a cold drink and start reading the site, again. I am sure there is some new stuff in your area of interest.

Thanks, Glenn. I have no doubt I'll find new things to read, it's deciding what I'm most interested in that trips me up

May I suggest Blacksmithing, General Discussion as a place to start. Currently it only has 7,741 topics in this forum so you should be able to finish rather quickly and move on to another subject.

 

Good to see you back! What's with this life thing that keeps getting in the way of the good stuff? Nothing tragic or more than just a chore I hope.

Frosty The Lucky.

Thanks, Glenn. That's kind of the plan. My problem is sticking with one thing without jumping around. Thanks to you too, Frosty. I recognize your handle from before, and your location. It's a future hopeful destination. I'd really like to get up there for the Iditarod. It wasn't anything tragic, thanks. My feeble mind is easily led astray, and I let myself get caught up . Now it's time to put more effort into my hobbies. Blacksmithing, whitesmithing, woodworking, stationary engines, tractors. The list is long, boring to everyone except the people on my forums

Glad there were no disasters. If you head up this way give a shout. If we start getting enough snow again, the race crosses our road about 1.5 miles from here and Iditarod Headquarters is about 5 miles. It's a good season for northern lights too.

Frosty The Lucky.

Thanks, Frosty. I might just do that. Northern lights are a bonus. I've only seen them in pictures