Happy Thanksgiving! It is national save a Turkey Day! Prevent Turkeys from freezing and starvation in the winter! 
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Happy Thanksgiving everybody
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This farmer had 6 children and on thanksgiving they all argued on which ones would get the turkey legs, so he spent many years breeding turkeys with more legs. Finally he achieved a turkey with 6 legs. Someone then asked him if they tasted any good and he said he did not know because he could not catch any of them. 
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The wild ones fly. You canāt catch those easily either. They scare the crap out of you if you walk up on them accidentally and scare them out of the tree.
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To say a turkey can fly is like saying I can swim. I can but only a short while and Iām out of breath. I scared a flock once and they took off toward a stand of trees. They flew so erratically and ungainly that I was sure I was going to find a few unconscious below the trees.
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I donāt know where all the wild ones went. I once had to stop on a county road while I counted 45 of them slowly making their way from one side to the other in no particular hurry. I used to go out and look in our trees at daylight and there would be big blobs sitting up in them who launch when they notice you. Not my favorite animal anyway and they like to spread around sticky greenish crap that the dogs liked to roll in. Had to use dish soap to get it out of their fir. They can definitely fly, Marty. They just prefer not to. Iāve seen them go through the stands of small ironwood we have and never run into one. Anyway I have seen one amble through our woods in a couple of years.
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I canāt contribute much, other than that Iāve visited Turkey twice. As far as I recall Iāve never tasted turkey. Over here we seem to prefer pigās butts for Christmas and such.
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All inclusive JO? You too 
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This is what the girlies just sent me. Anyone recognizes the city?
And we have to do it with some sandwiches.
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Actually not. We had to do some excursions to get dinner
With the moose on the square and the darkness it may be Sweden, Norway or Finland. My guess is Finland and Helsinki, due to the arcitecture.
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How about Nybroplan square Stockholm, Sweden?
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And we have a winner 
. Hurrah for Google or AI? Congrets Martin, you know more then I do. Stockholm it is , but I dont know where.
Good excuse for me and the boys to go to Sweden next mayš
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Wow! When Johan and I left work this morning, he was off for a concert in Stockholm. Tell your girls to look out for pale red-neck
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I will. But will not be at a concert, probably, who knowsā¦.
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I am ashamed to admit it - Google. I was just about to delete the post too. Sorry 
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Absolutely not, thanks. The world is just a small village nowadays.
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We didnāt have turkey but I was making dinner and I donāt like turkey and vice versa, so we had grilled pork lion. The grill knobs were frozen, but I managed to get it to workā¦
we have some around here. I think the DNR planted some around here about 20 years ago. There was a mom with a clutch of like 12, and by the time predators and cars got to them, it was down to 8 midsummer, and I think that flock ended up to be about 6. I am guessing that was the 6 I saw run across the yard.
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Wow, pig with a mane 
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HAHA I canāt spell loin. Even typoād it in this post.
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Didnāt see the illuminated moose nor met any dutch people but many people in Stockholm met a not ashamed redneck out-of-town guy with a loud laugh and questions about directions
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