EXPOSED!

Thanks for wasting my time Bamabu.    I really enjoy conversations on Wilderness ethics and the proper response to the situations we face.  Your posting on the BWCA board, however, shows your intent and your disregard for meaniful conversation.  While I may not agree with either end of this conversation, I am dissapointed that the intent was to cause "havoc." 

That being said, I will no longer read your posts.  You have lost all credibility!

Oh my.

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I like to use them....to connect incomplete thoughts....or mutterings.  Four dots....is serious...three is less so......but six, means I'm pondering hard.  Anyway...that's how I learnt it...

Love this place...learn something everyday....and ellipsis 'eh?  wiki (for what it's worth....says my use is legit as well....)
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Well, as far as the campfire thing, Akulas photo of the truck fire prompts me to post a photo my daughter took in 2007 while on a camping trip she took with me in the hills of Montana. We spent long days in grass meadows among lovely pine stands, and at nights sometimes the sky would clear and all the stars in heaven could be seen.....but mostly our night skies and campsites were illuminated by the warm glow of the fire.

solotripper: I'm attaching another photo........one that I took of my daughter taking a photo. I am the owner/ opperator of a small business that  specializes in emergency responce at the National level.  Earthquake, floods hurricane, volcanos , wind storms and wildfire is the typical stuff we respond to when disaters are of significant size to overwhelm the Government Agencies available resources and additional help is needed to manage the situation. Formal classroom and field training is required and certificates certifying my qualifications and those employed by me are required. Both my son and daughter have worked with me in the past as well as other young men and women with an intrest in this type of work.....something not everyone is cut out for. The other fellow in the attached photo volunteers his time to teach youth firearm safety programs, snomobile and atv saftey courses. He is also an 20+year ex voluenteer fireman and a verteran of the U.S Army airborn division. As a result of my children working with me and other "rough neck" types ,My daughter is persuing a career in wildfire management, and my son presently is a volunteer fireman on our local dept. and is persuing membership on the county sheriffs search and rescue team. Solo, your taglines by Churchill and Orwell are ones that I hope some of my neighbors will read and consider when they refer to some of us people as gun toting,beer drinking, pickup truck driving rednecks.......I kindly ask those neighbors  "When the chips are down and the BIG AX falls"..........."Who you gonna call?"