After real close to 15 years from the time he bought it from a farmer in Oklahoma... to today.
After fabbing, welding, bending, beating, flaring, priming, sweating, burning, wiring, freezing most every thing. My son got to drive his '41 Power Wagon out of his shop today. Now there still is quite a bit more work to get it really street ready.
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Sep 7, 2020 - 4:30pm
KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
After real close to 15 years from the time he bought it from a farmer in Oklahoma... to today.
After fabbing, welding, bending, beating, flaring, priming, sweating, burning, wiring, freezing most every thing. My son got to drive his '41 Power Wagon out of his shop today. Now there still is quite a bit more work to get it really street ready.
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Sep 7, 2020 - 4:22pm
After real close to 15 years from the time he bought it from a farmer in Oklahoma... to today.
After fabbing, welding, bending, beating, flaring, priming, sweating, burning, wiring, freezing most every thing. My son got to drive his '41 Power Wagon out of his shop today. Now there still is quite a bit more work to get it really street ready.
A seal glided by the galley window as I was making coffee. For some reason my brain saw it in the periphery and went "ALLIGATOR!" I actually jumped a bit.
You would not have done well where I grew up on the Ashley river. They were just river dogs to us except they ate a lot of our dogs. This picture was taken recently in Moncks Corner a few miles up the road from where I grew up. Gators did not used to be so polite, they just normally didn't want anything to do with you.
A seal glided by the galley window as I was making coffee. For some reason my brain saw it in the periphery and went "ALLIGATOR!" I actually jumped a bit.
I would check with the first mate about what drugs she's putting in your coffee. I'm available for consultation. Give her my number.
A seal glided by the galley window as I was making coffee. For some reason my brain saw it in the periphery and went "ALLIGATOR!" I actually jumped a bit.
Uh... that's Miami and my's territory. But if you really, really want one we can send one up to you.
A seal glided by the galley window as I was making coffee. For some reason my brain saw it in the periphery and went "ALLIGATOR!" I actually jumped a bit.
Uh... that's Miami and my's territory. But if you really, really want one we can send one up to you.
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Jul 30, 2020 - 6:12am
islander wrote:
A seal glided by the galley window as I was making coffee. For some reason my brain saw it in the periphery and went "ALLIGATOR!" I actually jumped a bit.
A seal glided by the galley window as I was making coffee. For some reason my brain saw it in the periphery and went "ALLIGATOR!" I actually jumped a bit.
The trouble was that it couldn't be trusted to stay on the sidewalk. It started to cross the road in front of me, changed it's tiny mind, then crossed behind me but in front of a car coming the other direction. I didn't hear any thud so I assume it was ok.
Sounds as if they're kinda squirrelish.
They are the deer of the Australia-world. Except they think they can outrun anything so if they see you they will try to run in front of your car instead of cutting behind
"Except they think they can outrun anything so if they see you they will try to run in front of your car instead of cutting behind"
The trouble was that it couldn't be trusted to stay on the sidewalk. It started to cross the road in front of me, changed it's tiny mind, then crossed behind me but in front of a car coming the other direction. I didn't hear any thud so I assume it was ok.
Sounds as if they're kinda squirrelish.
They are the deer of the Australia-world. Except they think they can outrun anything so if they see you they will try to run in front of your car instead of cutting behind
"Except they think they can outrun anything so if they see you they will try to run in front of your car instead of cutting behind"
The trouble was that it couldn't be trusted to stay on the sidewalk. It started to cross the road in front of me, changed it's tiny mind, then crossed behind me but in front of a car coming the other direction. I didn't hear any thud so I assume it was ok.
Sounds as if they're kinda squirrelish.
They are the deer of the Australia-world. Except they think they can outrun anything so if they see you they will try to run in front of your car instead of cutting behind
On my drive home from work today, through the farm lands of the Shenandoah Valley, I did a double take when I mistook a cow, at a distance, for a ‘roo. Not that I’ve ever seen a ‘roo before, but ...
The trouble was that it couldn't be trusted to stay on the sidewalk. It started to cross the road in front of me, changed it's tiny mind, then crossed behind me but in front of a car coming the other direction. I didn't hear any thud so I assume it was ok.
Sounds as if they're kinda squirrelish.
They are the deer of the Australia-world. Except they think they can outrun anything so if they see you they will try to run in front of your car instead of cutting behind
Just how many gators do y'all have up there?
Seals are a good substitute though...If need be they can eat your butt up as well.
