Random Object Photographs

[THE PILGRIM]

‘I ain’t gonna work on Maggie’s Farm no more!’ Bob Dylan
How do you feel about working at her Diner?
I’ll think about it.

 

[CH4]

Going bananas
Definitely a random photograph

 

[ladder13]

S&W coffee shop in Asheville NC

 

[Onomea]

Off the deck the other evening:

 

[bdGreen]

So clean.
So shiny.
So pretty.

All is good.

enjoy,

bdGreen

 

[03hemi]

So clean.
So shiny.
So pretty.

All is good.

enjoy,

bdGreen

Nice, but why the ugly front tags?
I'm from Texas, police appreciate them, but front tags aren't a Texas law.
Take em off, I never ran them.

 

[TX-Dennis]

Nice, but why the ugly front tags?
I'm from Texas, police appreciate them, but front tags aren't a Texas law.
Take em off, I never ran them.

You sure about that?

Quote from the Texas vehicle code:

(1) must display two license plates that are clearly visible, readable, and legible, one at the exterior front and one at the exterior rear of the vehicle that are securely fastened at the exterior front and rear of the vehicle in an upright horizontal position of not less than 12 inches from the ground, measuring from the bottom, except that a vehicle described by Transportation Code, §621.2061 may place the rear plate so that it is clearly visible, readable, and legible;

 

[THE PILGRIM]

My Lucky Dog Grandson was gifted a G-37 by his Dad.
No front plates here!

 

[bdGreen]

You sure about that?

Quote from the Texas vehicle code:

"(1) must display two license plates that are clearly visible, readable, and legible, one at the exterior front and one at the exterior rear of the vehicle that are securely fastened at the exterior front and rear of the vehicle in an upright horizontal position of not less than 12 inches from the ground, measuring from the bottom, except that a vehicle described by Transportation Code, §621.2061 may place the rear plate so that it is clearly visible, readable, and legible;"

Thank you TX-Dennis.

I knew that.

First of all the plates in my picture are obliterated for my personal reasons.

Second, my wife and I really like the Texas plates. Very legible and not shrouded with snakes, sunbursts, or, the like.

Third, really? You feel compelled to tell me to take them off? I don't intend to, because it's the law. And, I surely don't intend to because you told me to. Ain't happening.

bdGreen

 

[Retired W4]

Found this one of my Father from the post WW II era after he went back on active duty with the new US Air Force. I am basing the time frame on the uniform.

 

[03hemi]

You sure about that?

Quote from the Texas vehicle code:

lol, you're gonna believe that? jeesh!
Nah not me, I never ran front plates and never got pulled over.
Maybe a new law?

 

[oldbrownhat]

As a diversion from the TX iicence plate discussion, here are a couple of recent pics of random bobcats that appeared in someone's back yard in Calgary, Alberta.

Awww.... "Here, kitty, kitty..." (NO!)

 

[rubiranch]

I don't intend to, because it's the law.

bdGreen

I just stepped outside and took this picture.
You'll notice there's no license plate visible from behind the truck.
That's because is still mounted to the trucks rear bumper.



This is the plate I had made to put on my camper.

I do have a front LP, its required here in Utah.

They may not pull over for for not having one but it gives them a reason to pull you over.

 

[rubiranch]

I'm going camping.

 

[Rodan]

I'm going camping.

We just got back from camping in your neck of the woods...

 

[bigwheelzip]

A little random Utah sandstone erosion, to kick off rubiranch's camping trip.

 

[bdGreen]

Wow, I sure wish I had brought my baseball cap.

enjoy,

bdGreen

 

[bdGreen]

enjoy,

bdGreen

 

[rubiranch]

 

[Targets Guy]