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My new computer is on a custom shelf mounted to the wall, protected with litterpan shields, & tethered wit bungee tie-downs and anchors. Anchors are either in studs or a hard wood board. I think its oak. Sucker is tough to drill through. I really need to clean the walls though. Will grab a broom in a bit. Kitties are comfortable sitting on me.
Beautiful out today, took a drive down a road i've never traveled. Saw this...
Wish I was there
Last weekend outside my window.
That second picture is incredible!
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Ridgebacks and horse
Had our retiree luncheon yesterday. We have 330 years of experience with the folks in the picture.
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The new chicken run. It's a little over 10,000 sqft.
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The last of the hay.
And the bad dog
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Got some firewood waiting for me when we get home tomorrow.
Did a bunch of that yesterday, not at your house, lol!!
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I ran across a picture of 1960 Baltimore, Maryland. I have never been there, but can only imagine it is a far cry from this now. I was curious so went searching for other pictures of Baltimore and what it was like early in my time on this earth. I ran into one of the ‘documentaries’ of the era! I used to love these and love them even more now. I hope you enjoy it also!
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Those guys were very good at parallel parking those land yachts back in the day.
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Love the windows on that house!
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I've probably asked you before, but is that a German short hair?
She looked better at rock bottom. Maybe thats what it did to her
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My wife and Malcom
A month has passed, time for a good cleaning, a little polish and new strings… bought this guitar 50yrs ago, a d-35 martin. Traveled more miles than some cars, it’s been to 4 continents. It shows it’s age, finish is dull in spots, worn through, a few dings and nicks. Has weather checking across the top, even has a little pick damage.
But it sounds it’s age too, far better than when new. Good guitars are like good bourbon, they get better with age (if played). Anyway, if you’re in the market now's the time to buy a quality guitar. They are dirt cheap, $5K guitars are selling for $3K, even lower.
But it sounds it’s age too, far better than when new. Good guitars are like good bourbon, they get better with age (if played). Anyway, if you’re in the market now's the time to buy a quality guitar. They are dirt cheap, $5K guitars are selling for $3K, even lower.
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The road to my place , 2.5 mi. up hill
My hangout on to of the mountain (escape )
My hangout on to of the mountain (escape )
Santa Barbara, Ca.
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Santa Barbara is one place in California I liked. I lived in Ventura County (just south of there) for eight years. Work took me up there a lot.
Wow, my staycation had begun!! Beautiful pictures, thanks, keep them coming!
