Random Object Photographs

[boatme99]

Spring has sprung so yesterday I started getting ready for the oncoming camping season.

Nice rig, Kenny. I like slide in campers.
2 I used to have
1969 C 20 with an 8 1/2' Open Road
1981 S 10 long bed with an Open Road.
1978 Westphalia

 

[rubiranch]

Nice rig, Kenny. I like slide in campers.
2 I used to have
1969 C 20 with an 8 1/2' Open Road
1981 S 10 long bed with an Open Road.
1978 Westphalia

The Westphalia is awesome. There's just something about a truck camper that I really like.



I started out with a vintage 1969 Excel travel trailer that I towed with my 1972 Ford pickup.



This was my first truck camper, a Skyline WeekEnder.



I really this camper. Its actually a pretty big camper being a little over 11 feet. (interior floor)



This counter space and the built in generator are my two favorite features.

 

[boatme99]

I lived in the VW for about 2 years, travelling the east coast and the S.W.
Just traveling and working. I had a steady income from a business that I sold, so it was a pretty laid back couple of years.
Ended up settling in Flagstaff until the wife and I bought a business in Delaware.

 

[histreenut]

My less than modest cat...

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[Redbert31]

My less than modest cat...

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What a pretty kitty, [emoji175]

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[St0rmshad0w]

The Kill shot.

 

[Grey Beard]

From inside a silo looking up.

 

[Grey Beard]

Frogs doing what they do best.

 

[Grey Beard]

Dragon flies from my pond last spring.

 

[Grey Beard]

I'm going to self quarantine in Mammoth Cave National Park while Photographing the Bald Eagles.

 

[Grey Beard]

 

[Grey Beard]

Sorry, if I posted too many pictures,

 

[rubiranch]

The view from my office today.

 

[St0rmshad0w]

A little cutie

 

[St0rmshad0w]

The Strong and the weak.

 

[rubiranch]

Trapper's Pride, Fish Creek Canyon
Fishlake National Forest 9/19/2013

 

[rubiranch]

 

[rbrbrb6]

A little cutie

Love the young Highlander! I used these as my momma cows for several years for my beef customers. Covered them with a lowline angus/mini hereford cross bull and the outcome was excellent for all natural no grain but grass fed and finished beef. Smaller framed but very feed efficient and easier on the pasture. Besides, they preferred to shelter outside so the loafing shed stayed cleaner! I did let them grow an extra year but that was not a problem on the farm I was using.

 

[rubiranch]

Spring City, Utah
6/16/2012

 

[rubiranch]

Butch Cassidy's childhood home.
Circleville, Utah 8/3/2015