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#136
08-29-2025, 12:21 PM
Aat least they've been winning a few...sorry Cubbies...

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08-29-2025, 01:53 PM (This post was last modified: 08-29-2025, 01:54 PM by King Bob.)
Christina was thinking about Nick's Crispy Tacos and, looking online, discovered it closed some time ago. It has been a while since we went to Polk. But still, that's sad. Their food was good. At least (it seems that) Smoke Signals is still there.
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08-29-2025, 08:05 PM
(08-29-2025, 01:53 PM)King Bob Wrote: Christina was thinking about Nick's Crispy Tacos and, looking online, discovered it closed some time ago. It has been a while since we went to Polk. But still, that's sad. Their food was good. At least (it seems that) Smoke Signals is still there.

Polk St & Polk Gulch have a buncha good restaurants & bars. And 24 hr donut shops, too.
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Just got an Emergency Alert on my phone that a young mountain lion was seen about a dozen blocks from where I live. I’ve seen coyotes in my tony ‘hood, but nothing like that.
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We get mountain lions every couple of years. I live near a greenway called Arana Gulch (or as we like to say Ariana grande). They come down off the mountains through there. I wonder what corridor brings them to your hood.

I would love to see a big wild cat… from a distance. I’ve seen bobcat here and heard jaguars when trekking tht Himalayas, but I’ve yet to see a mountain lion. There was one photographed at an apartment complex across the street from star of the sea park where Yuki & I go a lot just a few years ago.
Woah. Just saw the footage on fb. Big cat.
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