The Official Post-A-Cool-Photo Thread

[29aholic]

So is there a Karma/Prize for this

Here's my daughter sitting one of my other favorite girls

 

[rags]

My old house...

 

[Bassamatic]

Have to admit, this is probably my favorite photo. Even if it is of me.

That's me on the left. I was in my mid-thirties so it must have been taken around 1982-83. It was about 60 miles up the Salmon River off the Clearwater. They floated the wood down the river to build the small cabin and deck. You can only get there by jet boat. Looks like I have my Weatherby in 7mm remmag..

Everything from the river was straight up and I mean high, but the deer hunting was exceptional once you got up there.

I guess what I like best about this pic is that I see I could still fit into my old Army fatigues.

 

[deadin]

Sorry about the scratches. Just refound the negative after almost 50 years..............

 

[truckemup97]

This is my latest investment. Everyone should own an apartment complex.

 

[badam0112]

My fishing buddy/daughter Sydney with her first spotted sea trout.

 

[reerc]

Originally posted by pharmer:
Where I'd like to be.

Joe

Looks like the view out my back door. Where is it?

 

[ditrina]

Off the coast of Florida.... About 45 or so minutes from the house

and yes it was catch and release

 

[Jim Shugart]

My mom with her great grandson in 2003. This photo was taken by my daughter with her 'cell. I cleaned it up a bit with Photoshop. It won't make the cover of Modern Photography magazine, but maybe ya'll wlll get the idea.

As I get older, things (books, tools, cars, -- even guns) seem to become less important. Family is all that really counts.

- Jim

 

[ingmansinc]

My Dad told me the same thing, "family is all that counts", thirty years ago before he died.

 

[BrianE]

Heres a few pictures of my son and my best little buddy.... He'll be getting the S&W's when its time for them to be passed on =).

 

[pharmer]

Reerc, that's a bit west of you. The Tehachapi (sp?) pass, CA. I believe it's the east side, heading east, downhill, away from LA. Joe

 

[Texas Star]

Originally posted by WC145:
My son, A1C Zachary S. Huber, when he graduated the USAF TACP school last November, quite a feat, they have 60% attrition rate.
Now that he's got his beret and his crest, AFSOC and the 20th ASOS are in the process of turning him into a high-speed, low-drag, BAMF (at least that what he tells me).

In reality he's prepping for deployment to Afghanistan in June and he's looking forward to the opportunity to put all of the training to good use.

What does TACP stand for?

T-Star

 

[Haku]

Tactical Air Control Party
I was in the AF 23 years then retired. I was a ROMAD (formerly standing for "Radio Operator, Maintainer & Driver also know as Recon, Observe, Mark & Destroy") I did this at one time ovr a 2 year span in my career, I have 3 different career fields while in the AF. They are called TACPs now. I retired 1 Oct 2007

Here is a picture of me at Basic training.

 

[RobO]

What's cooler than forum members?

 

[geoff40]

From Honeymoon Island, Florida.

Mt. Washington (NH) cog railway approaching the summit.

 

[gunsmith11]

the free cat pic cracked me up, cant stop laughing

 

[pawncop]

Lord above there are some great photos here, please keep them coming.

Damn Yankee, that looks like a great dog, may he (or she) find the Rainbow Bridge quickly.

 

[WC145]

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[Capt Steve]

WC145, My best to your boy. My nephew is going into the same program. His dad, my Bil, was an Air Force Command Sargent Major who recently retired. My understanding is they are the best of the best.