That one or parts of it may be still in the freezer! I never eat the last of them until find the new ones in the spring!Quote:
Originally Posted by nun2sharp
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That one or parts of it may be still in the freezer! I never eat the last of them until find the new ones in the spring!Quote:
Originally Posted by nun2sharp
I just got home from the straight razor meet in Yakima!! After winding down from my 12 hour drive, I have some pictures to post. Oddly enough, I took none of the razor meet, but some of stuff on the long road home. Tomorrow, I'll post some pictures of my new baby that I had the honor of receiving from gssixgun, Glen himself! I even got to watch him hone it, I'm darn glad he didn't ask me to try anything, he did a helluva job on it, I'm more than happy!!
Snowstorm near the Columbia River Gorge
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frozen sprinklers in Yakima Valley this morning
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skinny old buildings next to each other in Goldendale WA
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Bridge over the Columbia River from Oregon to WA
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Mt Hood??
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Great shots Don :tu
Just a few more pictures......
Dog warning sign
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Crooked River bridge
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View from middle of bridge
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The riverbank of the crooked river and reason for dog warning sign!
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At last, Mt Shasta seen from outside the town of Weed, California!!
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Thanks Hirlau!! Wait till you see the razor Glen restored for me!! I can't wait to shave with it tomorrow, I'll post some pictures then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hirlau
There's some really cool photos there. I love the one of the baby and the camping one. You DO know you need to explain each one, don't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
Cool photos Don. People always talk about how big Australia is, but whenever I see these sorts of photos of America it sort of scares me a bit. It just seems so huge.
There were two pictures I meant to take, with you in mind, but didn't. One was in Oregon, it was a sign that said, Oregon's Outback. The other was some rock formations I saw on the way up, but on the way back I couldn't see where to pull off, I was next to a tractor trailer rig doing 70 on a mountain curve when I wanted to pull off. They were called Castle Crags. Way up North in California, just below the Oregon border. I was going to joke with you that I found some rocks for you to climb! These were insane looking. I'll see if I can find a pic online to send you. There's a lot of country here I've never seen, I'm getting around to it, it's just taking a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider
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Wow, they are insane looking! I'm 'just' doing indoor bouldering at the moment. I need to buy a crash pad and get a little better. However, I'm going camping this weekend. These days I'm always on the lookout for some rocks that are accessible. basically, here in Australia if it's not a national park it's someone's land; some of our best spots are enjoyed by only a few sheep.Quote:
Originally Posted by donv
You are right, my bad. I tried to edit the post but can't. Probably me, oh well.Quote:
Originally Posted by carlmaloschneider
#1 Spring camping on the Chippewa Flowage in north central Wisconsin.
#2 Divide lake in northern Minnesota.
#3 Big Morel mushroom found last spring.
#4 My window screen after a neighbors firework show.
#5 My Grandson and my hand. I accidentally took a picture with my hand in the way of my daughter who is my first born. I liked the picture and have taken similar ones of my sons and now my grandson. It makes them look even tinier than they are.
#6 Me and a turkey. [I am holding the turkey!]
#7 My older son and a deer.
#8 My younger son and a deer.
#9 My brothers house after a flood.
#10 What a project to just change a radiator on my daughters VW.
Some are a little off topic but saved copies from my phone and had to do something with them.
