Free Range by Bill Whitehead for June 28, 2015

water supplied by the U.S. Dept of the Interior.

As long as he’s crawling, he can just go in a straight line under the….maze-thingie-crowd-control-posts….Um, what IS that thing called, anyway?

This is why I always expect to get cheese at the bank.

and, there’s California!!

And yesterday he found a shiny metal coil, it was just a desert spring.

This looks like a Disney© attraction.

If it’s worth having, it’s worth working for!

Mother nature supplies what water there is. It is the DOIs job to see it is distributed fairly, cleanly and efficiently, which often means rationing it.

The pump don’t work’Cause the vandals took the handles.

It’s not a mirage. It’s an hallucination.

It’s coming sooner than we think, CA.

That type of pump usually has to be primed – by pouring about a cup load into it.

It’s easy, it’s called A. Tag. The basic formula is as follows:

<a href ="URL">Link Text

Put the entire URL (example, “www.URL.com”) in the quotes between the quote marks, no spaces between quote marks. Replace the letters URL with the site you want to direct attention to.

Type whatever you want in place of Link Text, remember to leave no spaces between > and <

I have the 2nd line copied and saved on my desktop. When I want to direct to a different site, I edit it on that page, but don’t save the changes. You do it right and the link test will appear in blue.

For those of you that are confused, see tomorrow’s strip.

Note on the above, I had to put a space between the word href and the = sign. When you try it though it should start as href=