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Power Line Splice in Yellow Snow, From the Archives

D. E. Larsen, DVM The winter of 1968 in West Germany was cold, with multiple ice storms and plenty of snow. I had just been promoted to NCO in charge of the maintenance shop of a remote Army Security Agency Site at Wobeck. Located in the middle of an ancient elm forest outside of theContinue reading “Power Line Splice in Yellow Snow, From the Archives”

One Big Hot Spot, From the Archives

D. E. Larsen, DVM The early morning air was warm and unusually humid as I loaded into my truck to head to the clinic. This was going to be a hot day, and I just hoped I wouldn’t have some dog with a heat stroke today. “The good news is there isn’t much going onContinue reading “One Big Hot Spot, From the Archives”

Fast Ball Pitch in the Bullpen, From the Archives

This post is published today to honor the memory of NY Yankee pitcher Don Larsen. Don Larsen died today at the age of 90, he is mentioned in this post, written a couple of years ago as a memory of a from my growing up years. D. E. Larsen, DVM I enjoyed layingContinue reading “Fast Ball Pitch in the Bullpen, From the Archives”