Category Archives: Chuck Billy’s Blog

Sidney, Maine Not Named for the Land Down Under

G’day Mate! Today Asa’s World Tour of Maine brings you to the land down under, Sidney! I came with a strange llama, who made me nervous. She took me there after we had breakfast. And she squeaked, “Sidney’s not named for the land down under…” WAIT?! Stop the singing this poorly paraphrased version of the […]

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Do Si Do in Cornish, Maine

This week Asa’s World Tour of Maine is rolling into Cornish, Maine. For thousands of years the land here along the Ossipee and Saco Rivers was used by Native Americans. In 1665 British colonist, Francis Small, established a trading post where the Sokokis Trail (Route 5), the Ossipee Trail (Route 25) and the Pequawket Trail […]

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Golden Wolves’ Summer Migration Pattern

Today is International Wolf Day, which is dedicated to raising awareness about wolves and their importance in the ecosystem. Angel Chuck Billy always prided himself on being in touch with his innate Golden Wolf instincts, especially during heatwaves, which we are experiencing this week. So to observe International Wolf Day, I will avoid overexerting myself […]

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Squeaking in the Meeting

Yesterday I shared Dad’s awkward work from home conversation caused by my excessive panting. Today I share with you the song I wrote regarding another sound Dad’s coworkers are a lot more accustomed to hearing. Although there’s a strict rule of no squeaky toys in the office, sometimes a dog just has to squeak! Therefore, […]

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