Frazz by Jef Mallett for November 17, 2014

I don’t get Frazz’s comment.

In my experience, deer camps more closely resemble the Campfire scene from Blazing Saddles:

The closest I could find, so far, was 2T Moto, a motorcycle company out of Toledo, Spain. Could be a race sponsor, but it doesn’t jibe with Frazz’s bicycle mania. Maybe for the helmets?

Sometimes a T Shirt is just a T Shirt

Maybe since you can’t see all of the shirt, it says R2D2 since 2D is in the middle.

@Alexikakos

R2D2 – A Star Wars reference.

Night-Gaunt49: The delegate from the other side of the state agrees. Actually, it is an invasive species, not native. It is a weed in that it can take over a pasture, and being a desert plant, it can absorb a massive amount of water when it’s available, thus promoting desertification. Marginal as firewood, but makes great coals for cooking – maintains an even heat for quite a while.

I think it was down around Uvalde that I noticed that I could see for miles over the top of a whole forest of mesquite “trees”. More like scrub.

I’m tall, but I’m not that tall.

Perhaps coach has a lingering odor from the campfire?

thebird55: It had probably been “mowed” a few years earlier, by two tractors dragging an anchor chain between them. It cuts down the trees, but leaves the massive network of roots barely disturbed. What you saw was 5-10 year-old second (or more) growth babies. With sufficient water, they can get 15’ tall and live a long time.

One would think that “rotten” wood would burn very well.