HHC 9/27 thru 10/1

Bob Denning @, Kalispell MT
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Wednesday, December 21, 2022, 20:08 (1321 days ago)

My son Robert called me today because he had to notify the fire department that he worked for his summer vacation plans. For those of you who do not know my son he is almost as good looking as me but a bit more on the crazy side.

I would encourage anyone who plans on going to schedule the time off now.

I can guarantee with 2 Denning’s there it will be an event you will never forget.

And. Yes I will be bringing a few pink boxes for gifts.

John Taylor. If you are reading this please give me a call. I have a surprise for you

Gods blessings to everyone
Bob.

I was just scrolling through some Denning antics

WB
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Thursday, December 22, 2022, 08:10 (1320 days ago) @ Bob Denning

yesterday. Fireworks and bear cams, some tannerite tree thinning. Good stuff!

Almost as good looking as you?

Winnturner48
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Thursday, December 22, 2022, 09:40 (1320 days ago) @ Bob Denning

The crazier part is scary, oh great cahone kicker.
Merry Christmas to my Montana friend.

John Taylor, also known as John Pondoro Taylor

Gary Reeder
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Thursday, December 22, 2022, 10:58 (1320 days ago) @ Bob Denning

died back in the 60s, so he probably won't be getting in touch with you. Also you will probably have a hard time getting in touch with him. He is probably real busy in Heaven killing elephants with his double rifles.

Here he is

Gary Reeder
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Thursday, December 22, 2022, 11:05 (1320 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

John "Pondoro" Taylor

John Howard "Pondoro" Taylor was a big-game hunter and ivory poacher of Irish descent. Born in Dublin as the son of a surgeon he developed an urge to go to Africa and become a professional hunter.

Born John Howard Taylor · January 6, 1904 · Dublin, Ireland
Died March 31, 1969 (aged 65) · London, England
Occupation Hunter, ivory poacher, author

It was the name the natives gave to John Taylor when he first began to hunt in Africa on the lower Zambezi in the early part of the twentieth century.

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