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Old sawmill head saw.
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bigwheelzip
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I didn't take this photo, but thought it fun. This rat named Magawa was awarded this life saving medal by a British organization.
It was trained to sniff out buried mines, and is credited with saving lives in former conflict zones by finding deadly mines and working with human handlers in clearing mine fields.
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It was trained to sniff out buried mines, and is credited with saving lives in former conflict zones by finding deadly mines and working with human handlers in clearing mine fields.
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These are awesome ATV trailers. Its a Boski 1600 UT ATV Wagon.
They will carry up to 1100 lbs, electric screw dump with a handlebar mounted switch and electric brakes on the front axel.
You need to be careful how much you load into it because dry it weighs 600 lbs. Fully loaded they are tough to tow on trails.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZSu14So2Zw[/ame]
Here's a video from a few years ago when we hauled roadbase for trail maintenance. This is my friend using his ATV Wagon.
NC Zoo
Stanley Cup champion Kevin Shattenkirk in the middle, his brother Eric on the left, and my friend and retired FF, Steve on the right.
Steve, a staunch Ranger fan, coached both Shattenkirks when they were younger.
Steve, a staunch Ranger fan, coached both Shattenkirks when they were younger.
Was next door visiting with our neighbor and heard all kinds of bird related noise happening in our back yard. Two Carolina chickadees and two Carolina wrens were bouncing around in the Texas mountain laurel next to the back fence. When I took a look in it on the way back into our yard I found this little one. About 8 inches tall, a eastern screech owl. Definitely the first seen in our yard, although I have seen a few around the neighborhood over the years.
Took a short ride the other night with some friends. This is my all time favorite trail.
Mineral Fork in Big Cottonwood Canyon.
This trail is about 200 miles from where I live and from the bottom to the top is only
5.3 miles and you come back down the same trail.
It bummed me out that I filled my garbage sack before I ever left the trailhead.
Best 50" gate I've ever seen. There's no getting around this one in bigger machines.
Its difficult for a few of the longer 50" SxS.
Way cool. I wonder what purpose it served.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HPEdUEcWhc[/ame]
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRcE4d0BEmk[/ame]
The last stretch going up to the top.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TJs87t_yBo[/ame]
After fixing dinner up on top we headed back down.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItgRvjtLVZc[/ame]
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that's a great picture.
Hair Trigger
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I second that; I don't know how I deserved to get the two that I have, both are smart, beautiful and talented.
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Booger shows off her new "do!"
During this pandemic, I've been reluctant to go anywhere near a barber shop. I was really getting shaggy, so I asked my wife to grab the beard trimmer on my electric razor and go to work on me. Didn't turn out too bad - at least I don't look like old man Mose from the mountains any more...
At any rate our dog "Booger" was getting pretty shaggy herself; she's never been to one of those prissy grooming parlors, and it was getting a little dicey seeing, eating and drinking. So, we administered a field trim and it revealed a whole new dog.
She wanted to show off her new haircut for you. The first pic is from Sept. 14, and the second is from Oct. 7 - today. I told her I'd post her pictures for everyone to admire - so here goes!
John
During this pandemic, I've been reluctant to go anywhere near a barber shop. I was really getting shaggy, so I asked my wife to grab the beard trimmer on my electric razor and go to work on me. Didn't turn out too bad - at least I don't look like old man Mose from the mountains any more...
At any rate our dog "Booger" was getting pretty shaggy herself; she's never been to one of those prissy grooming parlors, and it was getting a little dicey seeing, eating and drinking. So, we administered a field trim and it revealed a whole new dog.
She wanted to show off her new haircut for you. The first pic is from Sept. 14, and the second is from Oct. 7 - today. I told her I'd post her pictures for everyone to admire - so here goes!
John
75Vette
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During this pandemic, I've been reluctant to go anywhere near a barber shop. I was really getting shaggy, so I asked my wife to grab the beard trimmer on my electric razor and go to work on me. Didn't turn out too bad - at least I don't look like old man Mose from the mountains any more...
At any rate our dog "Booger" was getting pretty shaggy herself; she's never been to one of those prissy grooming parlors, and it was getting a little dicey seeing, eating and drinking. So, we administered a field trim and it revealed a whole new dog.
She wanted to show off her new haircut for you. The first pic is from Sept. 14, and the second is from Oct. 7 - today. I told her I'd post her pictures for everyone to admire - so here goes!
John
No before and after of you??
THE PILGRIM
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RobertJ.
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Like this guy here!
