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27 minutes ago, KTM Doug said:

A lady walking by yesterday morning, maybe she was working for some organiztion, and placed a small flag on every house along the sidewalk. Looks pretty neat. They did the entire neighborhood. :clap:

 

I was at the center station today when this old Chevy pulled up out front with a lady in the bed of the truck. :5146:She was hanging flags off the phone poles along the street. She clipped it in the pre hung holder but had to reach a bit. The guy driving thought she was all set and pulled away as she reached up. Down she went falling into the bed of the truck (luckily) but cracking her noggin on the tailgate. :facepalm: She laughed it off as they moved on, probably more embarrassed than hurt. :dontknow:

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We were a wee bit short on wood and now it has to be painted

 

and then the doors will be rebuilt along with cutting the right side open, so 2/3s of it will be available for driving in. 

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3 in our truck. :grin:
 I hear ya though, after thinking about it that would have been more cool as a teenager. :dontknow:

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4 hours ago, KTM Doug said:

Looks like it is about ready to ROLL 

Been there, done that (65 bug):P

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LOVE all the photos, especially "roadscholar" Bills....I'm gonna pack up my Nikon and head to Jacksonville for some photo lessons.......:5147:

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Hey thanks John, that reminds me I’ve been slacking the past month or so. Pretty mundane stuff but our dualsport club has started a dirt tag-o-rama, we let 4wd vehicles play too so here’s a few from the wilds of N Fla.

 

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The last one is from this place, it has an interesting history.

 

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2 hours ago, TEWKS said:

The things that they can get you to do simply amazing! :5150:

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Show her the toolbox and the ladder,.......and call it immersion training.

 

My oldest broke something on her first car (something with the hvac switches), I gave her directions to the local pull a part.

 

She gets back and was all excited 'cause it was like Christmas, she could pull anything that she needed.

 

So I watched as she attempted to do her repair, she got it apart, and mostly together, but there were some little c-clips she couldn't get.

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Yeah, her time is coming to figure things out on her own but at 10.5 she would of messed it up and I’d of been out another sixty bucks. :ohboy:

 

Edit..she's out in the kitchen right now making me brownies for work tomorrow so, fair deal I'd say. :dontknow:

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22 hours ago, TEWKS said:

Yeah, her time is coming to figure things out on her own but at 10.5 she would of messed it up and I’d of been out another sixty bucks. :ohboy:

 

Edit..she's out in the kitchen right now making me brownies for work tomorrow so, fair deal I'd say. :dontknow:

 

Start them young, here's the youngest turning the bolts for the rock sliders in 2003

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Somebody tossed this little RC helo in the station dumpster (no I didn’t have to dive :grin:) so I turned it into a little bunk room art. :cool:

 

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roadscholar

This afternoon. Wanted to drop off the trailer at the whse so picked up a tag (N Fla DIRT tag o rama) on the way, actually it’s a shortcut. Sungarden Rd at Warner Rd. If the county paved Sungarden and Bellamy Roads it could reduce traffic on SR16 by maybe 50% but that’s probably unlikely. 

 

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11 hours ago, Rinkydink said:

Got tomatoes?

 

 

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....and I thought my 4' tall container plants were large...I was WRONG!   Yours look really happy!

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2 hours ago, BamaJohn said:

....and I thought my 4' tall container plants were large...I was WRONG!   Yours look really happy!

The past couple of years have been awful slim in my growing tomato department. I thought I had lost my touch.  I said to hell with containers and built the raised bed. I’ve had more broccoli and jalapeños than I could stand and now my favorite...home grown maters for dinner every night. Ever had a tomato malt? :rofl:

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7 minutes ago, MikeB60 said:

Thought you would be boycotting...

 

Not him!!!  He's supporting

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I never know how those guy"s  find my little garden of four plants.  5 were sacrificed late last year.  None so far this year. :18:

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You need some of these to take care of those pesty bugs. (I read this to my step-granddaughter and in an animated voice of course)

 

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Ladybugs are cute and as a kid I was always told “don’t hurt a ladybug” :old: they’re good for the garden! 
 

About ten years ago we started getting them in the house around September or October. Remembering the lesson taught to me as a kid I saved them and put them in a glass aquarium. Figured I’d let them go in the spring. :dontknow:
 

Anyway, come to find out they were Asian Lady Beetles  imported here. Not the lovely little ladybugs we were taught to respect. Needless to say, no more ladybug aquarium at my house! :grin:

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roadscholar

Ok I know y’all are tired of seeing my old POS suv so here’s a reprieve (don’t get used to it : ) and one without it I took just a little while ago.

 

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9 hours ago, roadscholar said:

Ok I know y’all are tired of seeing my old POS suv so here’s a reprieve (don’t get used to it : ) and one without it I took just a little while ago.

 

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St John's River?     Looks inviting.

 

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16 hours ago, TEWKS said:

Tomato Hornworms. I had the nasty buggers show up last year when I tried to grow tomatoes.:mad: Now I just buy the delicious Goya Brand tomato products. :dontknow:

Yes, you take the easy way out and spend maybe $1.50 per can of tomatoes and spend your days relaxing and doing fun things. I’ve got probably $200.00+ invested in my raised bed and it’ll probably come to $5.to 6 dollars per can for me. Plus I get to spend time watering, digging, weeding,, fighting pests, and toiling all growing season in 90-95 degree heat. Makes me wonder who’s the smart one here. So there! Pffft 

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1 hour ago, BamaJohn said:

St John's River?     Looks inviting.

 

 

Intracoastal John, it’s called the Tolomato River between Palm Valley and St Augustine. There’s a smallish state forest (Deep Creek SF) near Nocotee Landing paddle launch, it is a pretty spot. The other side is Guana Preserve, it’s protected nearly the entire length.

 

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1 hour ago, ESokoloff said:

I’m guessing their worn out from watching you blow the yard & drive all the fence poles.   

I guess! But I didnt touch that picket pounder.  Drove many a picket in the Army but that's my sons gig now (he needs to come and get that thing by the way).  

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These buggers are the reason we stopped growing tomatoes.

This fella is about 5ft tall and happy to fight you if he's  in a grumpy mood.

 

Dave THE bastard

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19 hours ago, Dave Glen said:

 

This fella is about 5ft tall and happy to fight you if he's  in a grumpy mood.

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This horse/dog is 12 y/o and she’s down to about four teeth so, probably not much of a bite. :D

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roadscholar

They used to call me birdman when I was leading the BMW club rides because I was always running into or near-missing them on rides. Having slowed down some these days they’re probably a lot safer : )

 

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At the ranch-range (pistol targets close in ... 100 yd targets at base of hill)

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Savage GRS 6 mm Creedmoor after a quick sight check ...

 

off to shooting steel at 400 yds  .... fun !   Except for the fact it was 110 today .

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