My chairs & seats are still quite mobile. I'll be 56 in July, and need to work and earn some more money, so not retiring soon.
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My "chairs" are fold-out chairs, and the seats in my canoe and my kayak. These seats usually end up at places with quite a view.
Canoes and kayaks can help you glide from one scenic spot to another for hours.
Like minded friends and I in local paddle club and Louisiana Hiking Club go to some of the most scenic places in Louisiana and in other states. When the weather is cool enough for camping out, we gather our fold-out chairs around the campfire at night, or perhaps along a sandbar in the daytime on certain paddle trips. I'm glad my daughter likes going on outdoor adventures with me. Good times.

Here is a few pics. Keep flippin oldpinguy.

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If you feed your Great Blue Heron buddy a couple tasty morsels every once in a while he/she probably won't care if you call him your pelican buddy. Tasty morsels would be like: small live fish/lizards/snakes/frogs.

There, better?
I moved my downvote down to your post #138.

Answer: Messin with beelze

Sorry for slight thread derail. In a weak attempt to transition back on topic,
I would like to share a moment with sasquatch on a natural chair out in the vast outdoors.

Folding chairs and kayak seats update in Louisiana:
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Critters update:
Saw some birds (kingfishers, great blue heron, black vultures, Mississippi kite, blue jays).
Did not see any gators, snakes, or turtles last Sat. Maybe they all washed downstream in the recent floods??

Do you have any recent before and/or after pics showing your view looking out that you care to post?

Between my house and the little park in town there was a very large pine tree on the Catholic church property that got hit by lightning last year and got a large long crack down the trunk and had some sap oozing out. Anyhow, I kept an eye on this tree for over 6 months and the neeedles stay green for months. Then in early Spring it quickly died, and was cut down a couple months ago.

There is water most everywhere in Louisiana.
Thousands of bridges over lakes, rivers, bayous, creeks, swamps, and marshy areas. Different situation in southern Cal.
I'm sure people are better at conserving water and using it sparingly in California compared to here in LA.

Oldpinguy,

Are you still sitting in your chair sometimes, since all of the hurricane mess and repair troubles?

Frame a print of it, hang it on a wall, with a little sign posted under it to ackn the photographer and listing the name of the scene captured as:
"Fairway to Heaven"

Oldpinguy,
Hurricane Michael hit in the FLA panhandle, but i see that the tail w/ a lot of moisture is over FL. Are you getting heavy rain?

How is it going for other Pinsiders in FL, GA, SC?