Bob Dobbs wrote:
Telamon wrote:
I have not owned a TV for decades. Most of what is on is lame.

I share your sentiments, however when something interesting happens they
have guys with vehicles full of fuel to haul those expensive cameras to
the scene and televise stuff that I would find difficult or impossible
to see first hand. Also some of the programming* is interesting enough
to filter through the 'messages'.

A TV is a matter of survival here in the tinder dry fire-prone SoCal
foothills. It can get pretty hairy sometimes.

dave wrote:

A TV is a matter of survival here in the tinder dry fire-prone SoCal
foothills. It can get pretty hairy sometimes.


Same here. I use mine to trap muskrat and beaver. Sometimes their fur
leaves lots of strands in the trim and controls, giving the enclosure a
well follicled look.

What a weird coincidence.



mike



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In article ,
dave wrote:

Bob Dobbs wrote:
Telamon wrote:
I have not owned a TV for decades. Most of what is on is lame.

I share your sentiments, however when something interesting happens they
have guys with vehicles full of fuel to haul those expensive cameras to
the scene and televise stuff that I would find difficult or impossible
to see first hand. Also some of the programming* is interesting enough
to filter through the 'messages'.

A TV is a matter of survival here in the tinder dry fire-prone SoCal
foothills. It can get pretty hairy sometimes.

Radio -- KNX 1070

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Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
dave wrote:

Bob Dobbs wrote:
Telamon wrote:
I have not owned a TV for decades. Most of what is on is lame.
I share your sentiments, however when something interesting happens they
have guys with vehicles full of fuel to haul those expensive cameras to
the scene and televise stuff that I would find difficult or impossible
to see first hand. Also some of the programming* is interesting enough
to filter through the 'messages'.
A TV is a matter of survival here in the tinder dry fire-prone SoCal
foothills. It can get pretty hairy sometimes.

Radio -- KNX 1070


These guys cover local fires and floods real well, but I still like the
aerial surveillance from Viacom and Newscorp.

http://www.hometownstation.com/

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