SPECIAL NOTE: Depending on your browser, "clicking" on any link
on my webpages should open a new page or tab; to return to where
you were, just "kill" the new tab or page after you have read it.
Read about the Kansas CCH (Concealed-Carry Handgun) license
and learn how
Kansans can use a handgun in self defense at
http://mcalhoun.sdf.org/CCHinfo.html
RABBITRY FOR SALE
I raised and sold and my family ate rabbits for many years, but, now that the
kids have grown and flown, I want to sell the entire contents of my "17-hole"
rabbitry and re-purpose the building; see the details at
http://mcalhoun.sdf.org/Rabbitry.html
A few pictures that can't be characterised other than "miscellaneous"
http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/Miscellaneous.html
Our lower pasture is in an official "100-year floodplain" of Wildcat Creek;
here you can see what it has looked like six or seven times since
we moved here in 1972 (note that 1972-thru-2011 is nowhere near
100 years!) Note: these pictures are large.
http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/CreekFlood.html
I haven't had time to annotate these, but Wildcat Creek, which bends in an
"ell" around the above lower pasture, has been eroding the "outside" of the
curve for years, and the landowner whose land was being transferred to
our side of the creek (which, according to Kansas law, changed his
land into our land!-) hired someone to rip-rap his bank.
Unfortunately, the rip-rapping company decided to move some of our new
land back to the landowner's side of the creek, and I just happened to
be walking by (without my camera, unfortunately) while the back-hoe was
digging. I made a quick complaint to the rip-rapping company office,
and they then atoned for their "sin" by rip-rapping our side of
the curve, too.
http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/BankRepair.JPGs
If you still have a Zenith Z-100 computer, you can find lots of
Z-100 software at
http://people.cis.ksu.edu/~mcalhoun/Z-100.
(Unfortunately, I gave the manuals away years ago.)