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For those of you not in the know, "diggins" is an old term used in reference to a mine, wash, or other site where gold rush era mining or prospecting took place. Old treasure maps, as we called them anyway, had the name of a previous claim holder or another reference before the term "diggins". It was often accompanied by the customary pick and shovel in an x formation. I remember reading these old treasure maps as a kid, because back in 1960 or so, we were planning a trip to Alaska for hunting, fishing, and of course, treasure hunting. I wish I still had one of these maps for nostalgiac purposes, but it was not among the various collections of items from my grandparents belongings when the
Bootleg Banquet Sacramento is host to several thousand food facilities, the majority of which are sit-down restaurants, fast food franchise outlets, and independently operated sandwich, coffee, baked goods, and dessert shops. Also making up a notable percentage of Sacramento's food facilities are mobile vendors and caterers, insitutional providers such as schools, churches, and care homes, and of course grocery and other food markets. Whatever your feelings you may have in regards to the sophistication or quality of fare available in Sacramento, one cannot argue that we lack opportunities to eat. Even a flat broke, destitute transient has choices in this area, what with Loaves and Fishes,
Sacramento to Rancho Cordova I decided to take advantage of the lull between the hot, and the soon to arrive stormy weather and go for a hike to the gun range today. I needed to prepare for hunting season, and the best way is to suit up and practice a little. You don't want your first day out in the field to be the testing ground for you and your gear, because it usually costs some dough to go on safari, and these days, that's a big concern. You could end up spending a hundred or two, and come home empty handed and with pulled muscles or who knows what other ailments. Before I went abalone diving for the first time each year, I always took a quick check out dive locally for the same reaso
I should also point out that some poisons are used to control rats and mice that might end up poisoning the cats when they eat them, so attracting more cats by feeding them is not necessarily doing them any favors
The health department inspects food facilities yearly, and the presence of animals, even cats, could get the business closed until they brought them under control. If this guy had any sense, he would have fed them far, far away from this facility to help keep his employer in compliance with the code, and to help keep the public safe from contaminated food.
Free enterprise is the solution, and always has been. If cab drivers find there is too much competition, they might find another business, or quite possibly send word back to india or pakistan that there aren't as many opportunities here for immigrants as there were in the old days.
I believe it is up to the government to post the notices, not the people.
Conversation about: Del Paso Boulevard to get a makeover this summer
"One concern for Barker is the lack of lights on the smaller residential streets that tend to get very dark, making it difficult for people to navigate the streets at night." How did the indians and the settlers ever get along without street lights?