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Vic has done it again. Go here to place your bid on the ONE OF A KIND Whizzer boomerang with Mobius video camera: https://www.ebay.com/itm/185824626480 All other boomerangs sold here https://boomerangsbyvic.com/ Below are all the videos I have taken of the Mobius attached to boomerangs and a frisbee. You may need to copy and paste each one individually in your search bar. https://youtu.be/hFbORPhqIsw https://youtu.be/LoaI5-vEeLE https://youtu.be/4Th4e_ooNAw https://youtu.be/n13oFq59K0I https://youtu.be/XLWBAal63k0 https://youtu.be/i9tS7_bb390 https://youtu.be/lnyUSBTsFj4 https://youtu.be/Df5KA57gH10 https://youtu.be/iLZ0V9BQa10 Vic has been crafting boomerangs since 2008. He has a very good understanding of what it takes to get them to fly and return. He has no plans of stopping and hopes to bring all of you new designs when he is able. Thank you for stopping by and much love to all.

This is a mom and baby Ground Hog. They made a home under my pool deck. Very friendly and cute as you can see. They are also known as Wood Chucks and Whistle pigs.

Learn how to make your very own boomerang using paper in this tutorial video. Enjoy!

I found this on the river bank here in Colebrook New Hampshire. Anyone know what it is???

Love my new presidential toilet paper. For the first time in my life I look forward to wiping my butt.

This is my Snowsport floating snowplow. It does not run on hydraulics or battery power. It simply slides up and down on the 2 stems mounted on the front of my Tacoma. Just the weight of the plow is needed to keep it grounded. When you back up it lays down and lifts the blade up 3 inches so you do not back drag the snow you just plowed. I have used this same exact plow for the last 15 years and LOVE it. I live in Colebrook NH, real close to the Canadian border. We get snow for 6-7 months out of the year. I have 2 driveways to plow, averaging 30-40 plows a year.

This is my music room. I spent many hours creating what you see here. The cloud ceiling is made with pillow stuffing held on with glue from glue sticks. Under that is led lights. The walls are Tapestries held on by tacs. On top of the lightning bolts I have attached led wire lights. The are held on by glue from glue sticks. All links to how I did this and where you can purchase the products are listed here. How I created the cloud ceiling: https://youtu.be/ZtDme4LYWLg How I created the wall tapestry: https://youtu.be/2c_xR-qZpGs Link to wall lights: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WNG76T1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Link to Tapestry: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BKLLHNH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Such a precious moment when you let your pets eat together for the first time. That moment quickly changes when one of them decides "2 is company but 3 is a crowd" lol. These are my daughters pet rabbit and guinea pigs. Brought to you by boomerangsByVic

Check out what the wind did here in New Hampshire. Also known as "snow bales," "wind snowballs," or "snow donuts," snow rollers are the cold weather equivalent of tumbleweeds. They form when wind pushes snow across the ground, gathering it into a hollow cylinder. Although some formations appear more squashed than others, bigger snow rollers can be a few inches wide and travel a couple feet, leaving trails behind in their wakes.

Here are several wild turkeys crossing the road here in New Hampshire. The speed limit is only 40 but as you can see the last car was going much faster. Turkeys are so popular now in NH compared to several years ago. The population has increased substantially. Drivers now need to be aware as the chance of hitting one in the road is more likely. Moose and deer use to be the top animals to be hit in traffic but turkeys are now a close second.

Here in Colebrook New Hampshire we have some nasty snow conditions. If you have a metal roof, and live in an area where you get snow, then this video is for you. No more breaking your back and shovels to remove snow and ice frozen to your dooryard, deck or porch. If you are looking to do the same as I did I would suggest buying heavy duty tarp and not low grade plastic as seen in this video. Not long after this video I did in fact buy some heavy duty plastic and it worked much better.

This is a spinning top crafted with the left over scrap wood from building boomerangs. Nothing goes to waste and what better way to use it and pass the time. Brought to you by boomerangsbyvic.

In an attempt to get my daughters to play more outside and less on their "devices" I made them this homemade bungee swing. Turned out to be a big win as you can see. Warms my heart to see them doing anything outside together. Brought to you by BoomerangsByVic.

Beautiful Hummingbird Moth feeding on flowers here in Colebrook New Hampshire. They are the most amazing 'bug' I've ever seen, and I still can't believe that they're actually called insects. I understand there are criteria the creature meets that earn that term. But, I mean, look at it. This is not the kind of thing you brush at frantically when discovering it on your arm. It has the type of beauty that can make people stop in their tracks just to watch. One day, as I was leaving the house to run errands, I caught sight of what I thought was a hummingbird visiting some wildflowers blooming at the front of our house. I tiptoed up the steps and grabbed my camera, with my husband right behind me once I'd mentioned the word hummingbird. Once outside, I began snapping photos of what I believed was a bird. That is until Jim told me it was a hummingbird moth. I'd never heard of such a thing, but it was so beautiful, that I couldn't stop taking pictures until it flew off to find another bunch of flowers.

This is a dangerous but very cool boomerang trick shot. Vic of boomerangsbyvic is a professional when it comes to building and throwing boomerangs so do not try this at home. Here you see him try to hit a target filled with gasoline. When he misses the boomerang goes around for another try. After a few throws Vic nails his target. It breaks the glass and the lit candles ignite the fuel. What wont this guy do with a boomerang.

Here you see Wild Turkeys taking shade under the pine trees on my back lawn. Here in New Hampshire wild turkeys are becoming very popular. So popular in fact that it is common to see them out on your front lawn, crossing the main roads and even chasing some people to protect their young. Not so long ago there were no wild turkeys in New Hampshire and now there are thousands. Currently there are around 40,000 and climbing!

Looked out my window this afternoon and noticed all these groundhogs on my lawn. Pretty sure it is one family living on the other side of the fence. I live in New Hampshire and they are very common. They live in the ground and can have multiple holes to escape through. Best to keep them away from your property because they can dig holes under your foundation.

This is actually pretty scary but in a funny sort of way. Looks like "Elsa" was here or better yet, Freddy Kruger or Edward scissor hands. It is common to have ice hanging from eves but these but not horizontal. Today's warming temperatures allowed for some melting on the roof. The ice is caught up in the corner of the rain gutter causing it to turn sideways as the snow tries to fall from the roof.

Spotted these Kelvin Helmholtz clouds, aka billow clouds or shear-gravity clouds the other day in the skies of New Hampshire. The Kelvin-Helmholtz wave cloud looks like crashing ocean waves. These beautiful clouds are named after German physicist Hermann von Helmholtz and British physicist Lord Kelvin, because they form when two different layers of air are moving past each other at different speeds. The above layer is faster. Some parts of the boundary – a shearing layer – move down, and others move up.

First time we have had ice and snow stretch out this far down the eves and what is the red color? Here in Colebrook NH it is common to have snow and ice on your eves but not to this extent and the red color is really strange. Brought to you by boomerangs by vic.

So I asked my older daughter to look for Easter eggs with her little sister "although she said she was too old" she played along. Thought I would make it harder for her since she was older and really good at finding lost items. She spent several minutes looking before asking for "hot or colder hints". It was a fun time for all of us and we got a really good laugh out of it. The Easter bunny is sure to make it harder as the kids get older so I told my youngest daughter 8 that as she got older she also would have a harder time finding her eggs. She said she didn't care becasue the harder to find just makes it that much more fun. HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE. Brought to you by boomerangsByVic

This is a snow storm we had in New Hampshire. Thought it would be cool to record the entire thing in a time lapse video. So here you get to see a 14 minute video of a 21 hour storm.