Love the look but knowing my luck someone would cut themselves and sue me
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Love the look but knowing my luck someone would cut themselves and sue me
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I saw this posed before and it was just as hard to unsee ---BAD BAD visual. Photoshop for sure. Weight distribution would have the front wheel pointing at the sun, not to mention load limit.
No way! Check out the rear suspension. (The bike's, not the rider's). There would be no shocks, wheels, or tires if photo was real.
Today's harvest from the gardens include 1.769kg of cherry tomatoes and a 745g beetroot. We will have the beetroot as a juice with some carrots a friends gave us tonight.
Freeze Fest hamfest. 1st one of the year.
These are around me in great numbers, they are the size of a small airplane when they fly over.
With nests almost big as a car.
Jim
With nests almost big as a car.
Jim
I hope he has his hearing protection on.
He will be like me in a few years if not.
Saying what all the time.
I am betting even with hearing protection he will be saying "what" all the time in a few years.
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Angie..looks like some hamfests we go to. Betcha glad it's not a tailgate. Freezing weather and o'dark thirty are bad times to set up. Even if there is a burrito wagon.
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Reminds me of Palm Island, man made island in M.E. .
Don't click it and it is a picture. What amazing me is how do they stop the waves from washing it away? I know bridges have basket piling filled with stones, but this?
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. I am going to guess that a ham fest is a gathering of radio aficionados and not a religious group that celebrates porcine meat.
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Yep! I've handled a larger Duke City Hamfest registration for a number of years. Hams (amateur radio operators) take their fests seriously. Also their burrito wagons. Now I do registrations and the information table for a Ham radio Tech Fest held each year. Now those people are very serious about their radio!
always been the interested in radio but also always short on spare time and money. One of my early careers was as a radio technician in the Canadian military, was back when most stuff was tubes and transistors were cutting edge
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I keep looking at this picture and wondering where the road is in the low tide picture.
Seems like it should be easy to see but I can't really tell where it is.
Maybe the road was built after the top picture was taken.
I can't find it either so you're not the only one struggling to locate it.
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