The San Diego Thread

[+TrailGators]

Is it as scary as it looks? Not sure about the spiders and him getting bit or something like that.

It depends on the kid. You have to walk through the woods at night. You will see a few spider webs along the way. That might creep out a small number of kids, but most would like it. You will be right next to him so that should make him more secure. You can always quit if it's too much for him. Edited July 26, 2007 by TrailGators

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

Is it as scary as it looks? Not sure about the spiders and him getting bit or something like that.

It depends on the kid. You have to walk through the woods at night. You will see a few spider webs along the way. That might creep out a small number of kids, but most would like it. You will be right next to him so that should make him more secure. You can always quit if it's too much for him.

I was just about to post a similar message. It really depends on the kid and how secure he feels. The night we (Ms. LLOT and I) did it, there were all sorts of rustling noises and what not. Nothing to worry about really, but it would have been easy to let our imaginations run wild... There is the potential for it to be a lot of fun. And there is the potential for the experience to be a bit too intense. If you do go, keep an eye on how he's taking things and be prepared to abort if it looks like it might be a little too much.

[+The Dillon Gang]

OK, I am guessing that it would not be a good thing to take my 7 year old son on on the Forbidden Forest. Is there anyone on Monday night that would like to do that one with me?

 

we took a 4, 5, 8 and 10 year old on that at night. it was grand!

[+pqcachers]

Everybody present and accounted for?

 

Search Called Off For Body Inside Drainage Pipe

http://www.cbs8.com/stories/story.97913.html

Edited July 28, 2007 by pqcachers

[+SD Rowdies]

Everybody present and accounted for?

 

Search Called Off For Body Inside Drainage Pipe

http://www.cbs8.com/stories/story.97913.html

With any luck at all it's Cegrube.

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

Everybody present and accounted for?

 

Search Called Off For Body Inside Drainage Pipe

http://www.cbs8.com/stories/story.97913.html

With any luck at all it's Cegrube.

Speaking of which, how are you knees doing?

[+SD Rowdies]

Everybody present and accounted for?

 

Search Called Off For Body Inside Drainage Pipe

http://www.cbs8.com/stories/story.97913.html

With any luck at all it's Cegrube.

Speaking of which, how are you knees doing?

You want photos by any chance? The scabs are gone but now I've got ugly marks where the scabs were. Thanks for asking by the way, always glad to share.

Edited July 28, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+Team Fatman]

 

Team Fatman's Geo/Turkey HuntingTruck.

 

1983 Toyota 4X4.

 

It has a locker in the rear and limted slip in the front.

 

529 Gears. 5 Speed.

 

Mastercraft seats with 4 pt harness.

 

It's not pretty, and I don't have to worry about the paint.

 

It has 4 Blisten shocks hooped in the rear and dual Blisten shocks hooped in the front.

 

Can't wait for the campout.

[+Team Fatman]

 

Here's the rear end to my truck, It's fully gusseted and has a traction bar.

Edited July 30, 2007 by Team Fatman

[+"lostguy"]

Just saw an interview with Gobolts! on Channel 8's, 6:30pm newcast pertaining to Tony Gywwns induction into the baseball hall of fame. I am assuming that the interview is from Cooperstown. Another celebrity in our midst.

[+jahoadi and john]

 

Here's the rear end to my truck, It's fully gusseted and has a traction bar.

 

 

 

Ahhhhh...Uhmmmm....Errrrr..I guess it's a "pretty" rear end??? Congrats T.F. r/ jodi

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

 

Team Fatman's Geo/Turkey HuntingTruck.

Where're the TOW missile tubes and the tripod mount for the "ma deuce"?

Edited July 30, 2007 by Let's Look Over Thayer

[+Team Fatman]

 

Here's the rear end to my truck, It's fully gusseted and has a traction bar.

 

 

 

Ahhhhh...Uhmmmm....Errrrr..I guess it's a "pretty" rear end??? Congrats T.F. r/ jodi

 

 

It's a toy thing.

[+SD Rowdies]

Hmm, I think I saw that movie.

 

 

Honk if you know the movie title and the driver's name.

Edited July 30, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

 

Honk if you know the movie title and the driver's name.

Every Which Way But Loose / Clyde?

[+Don Coyote]

 

Honk if you know the movie title and the driver's name.

Every Which Way But Loose / Clyde?

How about "Any Which Way You Can" and Clyde?

[+SKILLET]

 

Honk if you know what Cache this is at.

[+Team Fatman]

 

Honk if you know what Cache this is at.

 

Beep Beep, I was there and made the discovery so I'll let someone else honk in.

[+splashman]

 

Honk if you know what Cache this is at.

 

Honk! Honk!.......Well........it must be at the Splash house........where else would Splash furniture be?????

 

The Splashes

[+FlagMan]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

[+TrailGators]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Good luck!

[+Team Fatman]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

 

So who's the lucky team? and good luck

Edited August 1, 2007 by Team Fatman

[+jahoadi and john]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

 

 

 

Wow..Lucky Dogs!!!! Good Luck! r/ jnj

[+SD Rowdies]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

I heard last month that they installed an escalator up to that summit so maybe you'll make it in one ... er ... in four or five big pieces. Don't forget to have fun and don't forget the photos.

Edited August 1, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+Eric and Hill]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

 

GL guys, We finally got ThePolarBear back into some cold weather. I have a surprise waiting for you once you reach the summit!

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Speaking as one who's been there: Y'all are gonna hurt a lot! (And you'll have a blast!)

 

Good luck! (And don't forget the number 1 rule of mountaineering: Don't let the summit overrule wisdom. If you are alive, you have the option to try again...)

Edited August 1, 2007 by Let's Look Over Thayer

[+Eric and Hill]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

 

GL guys, We finally got ThePolarBear back into some cold weather. I have a surprise waiting for you once you reach the summit!

 

Just got a call from ThePolarBear from the summit! Looks like they made it and didn't die! Well the trip is only half way over.

 

Someone was playing a Flute in the background.... I think the altitude sickness got to him

Congratulations!!!

[+TrailGators]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

 

GL guys, We finally got ThePolarBear back into some cold weather. I have a surprise waiting for you once you reach the summit!

 

Just got a call from ThePolarBear from the summit! Looks like they made it and didn't die! Well the trip is only half way over.

 

Someone was playing a Flute in the background.... I think the altitude sickness got to him

Congratulations!!!

Congratulations!!!

[+FlagMan]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Speaking as one who's been there: Y'all are gonna hurt a lot! (And you'll have a blast!)

 

Good luck! (And don't forget the number 1 rule of mountaineering: Don't let the summit overrule wisdom. If you are alive, you have the option to try again...)

Randy (Thunder-4) and I are alive, but we did not make the summit. I'm sure that Don (Zatyko) Steven (devhead) and obviously Patrick (Polar Bear) did make the summit. Randy made it to 12K and I made it half way up the switchbacks to 13K. We're both clean and shaven and looking at a nice meal, while the rest are still trying to make it down...

[+"lostguy"]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Speaking as one who's been there: Y'all are gonna hurt a lot! (And you'll have a blast!)

 

Good luck! (And don't forget the number 1 rule of mountaineering: Don't let the summit overrule wisdom. If you are alive, you have the option to try again...)

Randy (Thunder-4) and I are alive, but we did not make the summit. I'm sure that Don (Zatyko) Steven (devhead) and obviously Patrick (Polar Bear) did make the summit. Randy made it to 12K and I made it half way up the switchbacks to 13K. We're both clean and shaven and looking at a nice meal, while the rest are still trying to make it down...

As long as all are safe then the summit will still be there. Great effort and congratulations for even attempting such a daunting task.

[+Miragee]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Speaking as one who's been there: Y'all are gonna hurt a lot! (And you'll have a blast!)

 

Good luck! (And don't forget the number 1 rule of mountaineering: Don't let the summit overrule wisdom. If you are alive, you have the option to try again...)

Randy (Thunder-4) and I are alive, but we did not make the summit. I'm sure that Don (Zatyko) Steven (devhead) and obviously Patrick (Polar Bear) did make the summit. Randy made it to 12K and I made it half way up the switchbacks to 13K. We're both clean and shaven and looking at a nice meal, while the rest are still trying to make it down...

As long as all are safe then the summit will still be there. Great effort and congratulations for even attempting such a daunting task.

I agree with "lostguy." Those are my sentiments as well. I'm glad you made it down safely, FlagMan. That Lone Pine/Alabama Hills area is one of my favorites. It was cool to see that you logged the "Movie Flats Virtual" and the "Manzanar Virtual" I have on a Memorable Cache Bookmark list. Those logs made me want to start planning another trip up 395.

 

On a different subject. Does anyone know if the fire in MTRP got to or near any caches today?

[+TrailGators]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Speaking as one who's been there: Y'all are gonna hurt a lot! (And you'll have a blast!)

 

Good luck! (And don't forget the number 1 rule of mountaineering: Don't let the summit overrule wisdom. If you are alive, you have the option to try again...)

Randy (Thunder-4) and I are alive, but we did not make the summit. I'm sure that Don (Zatyko) Steven (devhead) and obviously Patrick (Polar Bear) did make the summit. Randy made it to 12K and I made it half way up the switchbacks to 13K. We're both clean and shaven and looking at a nice meal, while the rest are still trying to make it down...

As long as all are safe then the summit will still be there. Great effort and congratulations for even attempting such a daunting task.

I agree! I'm glad to hear that everyone is safe!

[+Team Fatman]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Speaking as one who's been there: Y'all are gonna hurt a lot! (And you'll have a blast!)

 

Good luck! (And don't forget the number 1 rule of mountaineering: Don't let the summit overrule wisdom. If you are alive, you have the option to try again...)

Randy (Thunder-4) and I are alive, but we did not make the summit. I'm sure that Don (Zatyko) Steven (devhead) and obviously Patrick (Polar Bear) did make the summit. Randy made it to 12K and I made it half way up the switchbacks to 13K. We're both clean and shaven and looking at a nice meal, while the rest are still trying to make it down...

 

Glad to hear you are ok and thanks for putting the names of your group.

[+Team Reid]

 

Here's the rear end to my truck, It's fully gusseted and has a traction bar.

 

 

 

Ahhhhh...Uhmmmm....Errrrr..I guess it's a "pretty" rear end??? Congrats T.F. r/ jodi

 

 

It's a toy thing.

 

Congratulations, John, on your new truck! Can't wait to see it in action in October at the event. Any other trips planned?

 

Robyn

[+Team Fatman]

 

Here's the rear end to my truck, It's fully gusseted and has a traction bar.

 

 

 

Ahhhhh...Uhmmmm....Errrrr..I guess it's a "pretty" rear end??? Congrats T.F. r/ jodi

 

 

It's a toy thing.

 

Congratulations, John, on your new truck! Can't wait to see it in action in October at the event. Any other trips planned?

 

Robyn

 

Getting the seat brackets on friday from Mastercraft and will get them installed and as of now no plans.

 

Thanks

[+drexotic]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Speaking as one who's been there: Y'all are gonna hurt a lot! (And you'll have a blast!)

 

Good luck! (And don't forget the number 1 rule of mountaineering: Don't let the summit overrule wisdom. If you are alive, you have the option to try again...)

Randy (Thunder-4) and I are alive, but we did not make the summit. I'm sure that Don (Zatyko) Steven (devhead) and obviously Patrick (Polar Bear) did make the summit. Randy made it to 12K and I made it half way up the switchbacks to 13K. We're both clean and shaven and looking at a nice meal, while the rest are still trying to make it down...

 

 

Holly Altitude Sickness!!!! Congratulations to all of you !!!

 

 

I lectured at Breckenridge a couple of years ago and had difficulty getting up the stairs with my luggage! It was a real shock after growing up at 7000 ft and hitting several of the higher peaks in Colorado while in school there.

 

Sorry I missed it . . . How about posting pictures when you all get home.

 

Cheers, Jeff

Edited August 2, 2007 by drexotic

[+splashman]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Speaking as one who's been there: Y'all are gonna hurt a lot! (And you'll have a blast!)

 

Good luck! (And don't forget the number 1 rule of mountaineering: Don't let the summit overrule wisdom. If you are alive, you have the option to try again...)

Randy (Thunder-4) and I are alive, but we did not make the summit. I'm sure that Don (Zatyko) Steven (devhead) and obviously Patrick (Polar Bear) did make the summit. Randy made it to 12K and I made it half way up the switchbacks to 13K. We're both clean and shaven and looking at a nice meal, while the rest are still trying to make it down...

 

 

Holly Altitude Sickness!!!! Congratulations to all of you !!!

 

 

I lectured at Breckenridge a couple of years ago and had difficulty getting up the stairs with my luggage! It was a real shock after growing up at 7000 ft and hitting several of the higher peaks in Colorado while in school there.

 

Sorry I missed it . . . How about posting pictures when you all get home.

 

Cheers, Jeff

 

 

A HUGE...........WOW !!!!........FROM THE SPLASHES

 

YOU GUYS DEFINITELY.....................ROCK!!............pun intended

 

Waiting for the pictures! WOW AGAIN~

 

Steve & Janie

[+SD Rowdies]

T-minus six hours before the Peak-a-Boo Assault Team takes its first steps towards the Mr. Whitney Summit and its assault on this cache... Wish us luck (and, no Harmon, don't say, "Y'all gonna die!)!!

 

The team (minus Zatyko who joined us later):

 

Speaking as one who's been there: Y'all are gonna hurt a lot! (And you'll have a blast!)

 

Good luck! (And don't forget the number 1 rule of mountaineering: Don't let the summit overrule wisdom. If you are alive, you have the option to try again...)

Randy (Thunder-4) and I are alive, but we did not make the summit. I'm sure that Don (Zatyko) Steven (devhead) and obviously Patrick (Polar Bear) did make the summit. Randy made it to 12K and I made it half way up the switchbacks to 13K. We're both clean and shaven and looking at a nice meal, while the rest are still trying to make it down...

 

 

Holly Altitude Sickness!!!! Congratulations to all of you !!!

 

 

I lectured at Breckenridge a couple of years ago and had difficulty getting up the stairs with my luggage! It was a real shock after growing up at 7000 ft and hitting several of the higher peaks in Colorado while in school there.

 

Sorry I missed it . . . How about posting pictures when you all get home.

 

Cheers, Jeff

 

 

A HUGE...........WOW !!!!........FROM THE SPLASHES

 

YOU GUYS DEFINITELY.....................ROCK!!............pun intended

 

Waiting for the pictures! WOW AGAIN~

 

Steve & Janie

What fun, wish I had been along. Next time you can carry me.

 

Harmon

[+SD Rowdies]

O Lordy, look what they've done to me now.

 

My own "Floodgate IHO: Harmon" cache near Fallon, Nevada

 

Jahoadi and John,

 

This has been some week of Geocaching ... three-thousand finds and now this.

I just knew that I would live to regret that photo when Splashette was taking it.

 

I'm stunned. Does this really mean that making wisecracks will be rewarded?

 

Dang! how th' heck am I going to be FTF on this one?

 

Humbly,

Harmon

SD Rowdies &

Sandy Creek Cowboys

Edited August 3, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+jahoadi and john]

O Lordy, look what they've done to me now.

 

My own Floodgate IHO Harmon cache near Fallon, Nevada

 

Jahoadi and John,

 

This has been some week of Geocaching ... three-thousand finds and now this. I just knew that I would live to regret that photo when Splashette was taking it.

 

I'm stunned. Does this really mean that making wisecracks will be rewarded?

 

Dang! how th' heck am I going to be FTF on this one?

 

Humbly,

Harmon

SD Rowdies &

Sandy Creek Cowboys

 

 

 

I LOVE it...an empty ammo can in Harmon's honor!!!!! Did ya notice the comment about the donkeys?

[+SD Rowdies]

O Lordy, look what they've done to me now.

 

My own Floodgate IHO Harmon cache near Fallon, Nevada

 

Jahoadi and John,

 

This has been some week of Geocaching ... three-thousand finds and now this.

I just knew that I would live to regret that photo when Splashette was taking it.

 

I'm stunned. Does this really mean that making wisecracks will be rewarded?

 

Dang! how th' heck am I going to be FTF on this one?

 

Humbly,

Harmon

SD Rowdies &

Sandy Creek Cowboys

 

 

 

I LOVE it...an empty ammo can in Harmon's honor!!!!! Did ya notice the comment about the donkeys?

 

Yeah, sure, like I would miss that crack. In my case it would be a cousin of a donkey that has that 'J' name.

 

Can't believe my Fallon days have returned to haunt me.

 

Anybody got a recipe for Humble Pie?

Edited August 3, 2007 by SD Rowdies

[+Let's Look Over Thayer]

Anybody got a recipe for Humble Pie?

Humble PUD Pie? OK, you asked for it...

 

Harmon's Humble Pineapple Upside Down Pie

 

2 pie crusts

1 (20-1/2-ounce) can pineapple tidbits

Water

3 tablespoons cornstarch

3/4 cup brown sugar, firmly packed, divided

2 tablespoons lemon juice

6 tablespoons butter, divided

1/2 cup pecan halves

 

Drain pineapple. Add enough water to pineapple syrup to make 1-1/4 cups.

 

Combine cornstarch and 1/4 cup brown sugar in saucepan. Add lemon juice and pineapple syrup/water mixture. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture is thick and clear. Remove from heat and add 2 tablespoons butter, stirring until it melts. Add pineapple.

 

Place remaining 4 tablespoons butter in bottom of 9-inch pie pan. Place in 425-degree oven until butter is melted. Sprinkle with remaining 1/2 cup brown sugar and 1 tablespoon water. Arrange pecan halves, rounded side down, around bottom and sides of pan. Carefully line pan with pastry. Spoon in pineapple mixture. Adjust top crust, flute edges and cut vents.

 

To catch drippings, place pie on foil in the oven. Bake at 425 degrees for 25 minutes. Turn out, upside down, on serving plate immediately. Cool on rack before cutting. Serve with ice cream or whipped cream if desired.

[+wewilldo7]

Anybody got a recipe for Humble Pie?

Humble PUD Pie? OK, you asked for it...

 

Harmon's Humble Pineapple Upside Down Pie

 

2 pie crusts

1 (20-1/2-ounce) can pineapple tidbits

Water

3 tablespoons cornstarch

3/4 cup brown sugar, firmly packed, divided

2 tablespoons lemon juice

6 tablespoons butter, divided

1/2 cup pecan halves

 

Drain pineapple. Add enough water to pineapple syrup to make 1-1/4 cups.

 

Combine cornstarch and 1/4 cup brown sugar in saucepan. Add lemon juice and pineapple syrup/water mixture. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture is thick and clear. Remove from heat and add 2 tablespoons butter, stirring until it melts. Add pineapple.

 

Place remaining 4 tablespoons butter in bottom of 9-inch pie pan. Place in 425-degree oven until butter is melted. Sprinkle with remaining 1/2 cup brown sugar and 1 tablespoon water. Arrange pecan halves, rounded side down, around bottom and sides of pan. Carefully line pan with pastry. Spoon in pineapple mixture. Adjust top crust, flute edges and cut vents.

 

To catch drippings, place pie on foil in the oven. Bake at 425 degrees for 25 minutes. Turn out, upside down, on serving plate immediately. Cool on rack before cutting. Serve with ice cream or whipped cream if desired.

Harmon - wewill expect to see this dessert on the table this Sunday...!! (Sounds delicious!)

[+SD Rowdies]

Anybody got a recipe for Humble Pie?

Humble PUD Pie? OK, you asked for it...

 

Harmon's Humble Pineapple Upside Down Pie

 

2 pie crusts

1 (20-1/2-ounce) can pineapple tidbits

Water

3 tablespoons cornstarch

3/4 cup brown sugar, firmly packed, divided

2 tablespoons lemon juice

6 tablespoons butter, divided

1/2 cup pecan halves

 

Drain pineapple. Add enough water to pineapple syrup to make 1-1/4 cups.

 

Combine cornstarch and 1/4 cup brown sugar in saucepan. Add lemon juice and pineapple syrup/water mixture. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture is thick and clear. Remove from heat and add 2 tablespoons butter, stirring until it melts. Add pineapple.

 

Place remaining 4 tablespoons butter in bottom of 9-inch pie pan. Place in 425-degree oven until butter is melted. Sprinkle with remaining 1/2 cup brown sugar and 1 tablespoon water. Arrange pecan halves, rounded side down, around bottom and sides of pan. Carefully line pan with pastry. Spoon in pineapple mixture. Adjust top crust, flute edges and cut vents.

 

To catch drippings, place pie on foil in the oven. Bake at 425 degrees for 25 minutes. Turn out, upside down, on serving plate immediately. Cool on rack before cutting. Serve with ice cream or whipped cream if desired.

Yum! anythang with th' word "drippin's" in it has to be double-delicious. Thanks.

[+SKILLET]

Only 5 more posts and this thread will be at 12000

[+Snake & Rooster]

Only 5 more posts and this thread will be at 12000

 

 

Really? Don't you mean 4?

[+Don Coyote]

Only 5 more posts and this thread will be at 12000

Really? Don't you mean 4?

I'm pretty sure both of you meant to say 3!

[+Team Fatman]

Only 5 more posts and this thread will be at 12000

Really? Don't you mean 4?

I'm pretty sure both of you meant to say 3!

 

No I think you meant to say 2!!!

[+The Lost Clan]

Only 5 more posts and this thread will be at 12000

Really? Don't you mean 4?

I'm pretty sure both of you meant to say 3!

 

No I think you meant to say 2!!!

 

So who's going to do the honors?

[+TrailGators]

Only 5 more posts and this thread will be at 12000

Really? Don't you mean 4?

I'm pretty sure both of you meant to say 3!

 

No I think you meant to say 2!!!

 

One more!

 

Edit: Oops, I guess I got it!

Edited August 4, 2007 by TrailGators