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Learn how to tie a palomar knot the right way, the first time. Don't overlook the small details when it comes to fishing knots. The palomar is a "must know" for every angler.
(go find and listen to everything this band has done. i am just a fan.) words: Start again I must - these days pretend there in the ground she's turning around sayin' "Ah stick with your friends that break the family mend I'm here in the trucks I'll get you back in the end" With you gone I've lost a piece of my mind but we all walk on - walk on Painted loss enough to turn me off just bide yourself - I want you well ok I buried in frost the things you left and lost waited and chose and that's how it goes but then I saw her again was it brick houses and when... was it the first time bedside on the greystone yeah put it to bed if you cared then she would still be your friend With you gone I've lost my peace of mind but we all walk on - walk on
What it comes to bass fishing, there are a million ways you can lose a fish... A bass can jump and spit the hook, bury itself in weeds, get snagged on stumps, but the one way that happens to often and in a lot of cases 100% preventable, is snapping your line. Most line breaks happen right at the knot, and arguably the most important connection from your rod to reel to line to lure is your line to lure connection. Perfect your knot tying skills and if there's one knot you NEED to know while fishing, it's the palomar knot! Sony a5100 (stock settings) http://bit.ly/sonyA5100 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Playlists: How To Vids - http://bit.ly/1Qef1bi Collabs with Legendary Anglers - http://bit.ly/1Qef6Mf...
Momento emitido en "El diario de Mariana", el martes 04/10/16.
https://www.thegrommet.com/palomar Trot the globe and trace your steps with these unusual travel maps. Palomar maps don’t just pose and look pretty. They're designed so you can pin and mark your journey on them, making them equal parts functional and fashionable. The polygonal map is made from a cotton-infused paper that’s sculpted into a 3D form. It can sit on a coffee table or desk. Also disguised as décor, the felt Palomar map hangs on a wall so you can make mapping adventures a collaborative effort. Located smack-dab in the heart of Florence, the Palomar family business has been designing navigation and cartography solutions since the 1950s. Add some worldliness to your space and quench your wanderlust with a single, innovative map.
"¡Ay, qué despertar más bonito, David!", escuchábamos mientras Palomar entonaba la voz y nos "acomodábamos" en el callejón. Teníamos que grabar temprano, la luz se deja ver muy poco en aquel rincón tan especial del Pópulo. En nuestro primer vídeo de flamenco queríamos un lugar con duende, con mucha historia y donde, al mismo tiempo, grabar fuera un reto. Durante esa mañana, más de uno se paraba para ver qué rompía la monotonía en su jornada diaria. Y nos quedamos con lo que un chaval dijo, que "el arte de David no tiene fronteras". Y es cierto. En esta sesión, su arte -y el de sus maravillosos acompañantes- únicamente se veía atrapado por la estrechez que suponía esas dos paredes. Insuficiente para tanto 'age'. www.callesonora.es www.twitter.com/callesonora www.facebook.com/callesonora
Tim Vesely
There he is on the top of a mount
Sharing biscuits with his dog
(Meaning "he" in the general sense of the word,
As he is all of us here).
And his dog asks him why he's alone,
He replies, "Well, I'm with my friend.
Or are you leaving me to join in the blur?
'Cause I don't need you around."
Palomar,
What's wrong? Where'd your dog go?
"Well, he's gone for fresh meat and supplies.
'Cause he's done this before."
He arrives in town an hour later,
As he's much quicker on four legs than Pal is on two.
He takes his usual spot out back of the butcher shop,
Waiting patiently for closing time.
Meanwhile back on the mount,
Palomar is cleaning his lenses with saline waters.
He reassembles his kaleidoscope,
And waits patiently for dog.
Palomar,
Why not... take this chance
To reflect on things that you done did
And make it better?
Why don't you just try without asking why?
What could be better than a room with a view
And a lovely little doggie to share it with?
"When he gets back we will share in our meat.
There's always something good to eat."
(Mmmm.)
So let's leave him alone in his observatory,
Rejoin the little dog in our story.
He's run off with some cur who's bearing his pups.
That's the last of his tale.
Palomar,
What's wrong? Where'd your dog go?
Well, he's gone for good,
And that goes to show you
That love is thicker than brains in a man
Or a dog.