Random Object Photographs

Here's a couple of Ruger old model .22 Single-Six revolvers that I photographed today for a future article. The top one is an original "flat gate" model produced in early 1957. The lower one is a convertible model that has two cylinders - one for .22LR and the other one for .22 WMR. It was made in 1969. Both are highly collectible these days.

John

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Built me a super duty work bench over the weekend to work on my car projects. Glued and screwed solid as a rock and just as heavy!
The last is my helper, Darby girl, taking a well deserved break under my truck. lol
 

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Meeting the Kalmar Nyckel on the Chesapeake.
She's Delaware's tall ship. A reproduction of the ship that brought the swedish settlers to New Sweden in 1638, establishing Fort Christina. Wilmington, Delaware now.
She's a 141' pinnace.
 

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Some flowering looking Yellow blooming cacti? It’s Growing along a steep bluff over the Tn. river.
 

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Some flowering looking Yellow blooming cacti? It’s Growing along a steep bluff over the Tn. river.

Opuntia: Prickly pear. With dozens upon dozens of varieties it's hard to nail down but most likely Opuntia humifusa, eastern prickly pear.
They're edible, the leaves (paddle) are nopales you find in Hispanic food and the red flower buds are also edible.

The eastern pp grows from Florida all the way north into Canada.
It's considered an invasive plant.
You can propigate them by breaking off a leaf and sticking it in the ground.
 
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