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Interesting "new book" on my shelf:
...Looks to me like you getting a cat-scan!
Maneki Neko is definitely cat-scanning.
Who says the desert is always hot? This was our place in 29 Palms (Mojave Desert).
One of our current dogs when he was just a pup.
His name is Y.D. Stands for "yellow dog".
We have also had O.D. "other dog"
and
R.D. "red dog"
His name is Y.D. Stands for "yellow dog".
We have also had O.D. "other dog"
and
R.D. "red dog"
Big Horn sheep we saw
while on our way to look at this place in Yaak, MT we were considering buying.
My wife had wanted to move there after watching the show, "Mountain Men" where one of the stars was in Yaak. Yaak consists of 2 bars, a Forest Service Helipad and a skeet range. Everything else is 50 miles away in Troy.
while on our way to look at this place in Yaak, MT we were considering buying.
My wife had wanted to move there after watching the show, "Mountain Men" where one of the stars was in Yaak. Yaak consists of 2 bars, a Forest Service Helipad and a skeet range. Everything else is 50 miles away in Troy.
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My wife at the Yaak River.
Week long trip to Baja with John "JR" Reynolds and our wives.
He was the winner of the first ever "King of the Hammers" event in Johnson Valley, CA.
Unfortunately I got stuck and couldn't get out so my wife and I died.
Just kidding....I lowered the tire pressure, removed sand from in front of tires and drove 12K+ pounds of rig right out.
He was the winner of the first ever "King of the Hammers" event in Johnson Valley, CA.
Unfortunately I got stuck and couldn't get out so my wife and I died.
Just kidding....I lowered the tire pressure, removed sand from in front of tires and drove 12K+ pounds of rig right out.
My Bronco on the gatekeeper in Doran Canyon.
If you look close you can see the people who took each picture in the other one.
If you look close you can see the people who took each picture in the other one.
Move to Arizona they said...
It will be sunny and warm they said...
It will be sunny and warm they said...
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@TexasCharm is that another photo of your ol' girl? 
Took this picture in town here on Thursday
"It was at this moment that Bob realized he should have bought a real truck"
"It was at this moment that Bob realized he should have bought a real truck"
This guy was over by my shed one day.
Traffic jam on my way to town.
That pic illustrates what is so typical of idiot drivers. Many people don't seem to have any idea what load a vehicle can carry. "If it fits, my truck can haul it!" Loading what appears to be a "1/2 ton truck" (1000 lb capacity) with closer to a ton of water is not a good idea. 4 x 55 gallons = 220 gallons. 220 gallons x 8 lbs/gallon (for water) = 1760 lbs. There is other stuff in the bed too - it looks to possibly be even more water, except in individual bottles. As Bugsy would say, "What a maroon!"
And then he has to drive it down dirt roads to his property. Great way to bust an axle. Then complain about how it couldn't even carry some water.
When I was active on RV.net the load capacity (or lack there of) for 1/2ton trucks was a perennial discussion.
After some whined about being unable to afford a 3/4 ton, I proved over there (twice) that a person could get a 3/4ton truck for less than a 1/2 ton.
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Yep.. it was hot and super dry that year and that was literally dust the had kicked up. I think it's kinda a cool pic.@TexasCharm is that another photo of your ol' girl?
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New deck extension.
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The granddaughter on her horse.
The Pink Lemonades are blooming their hearts out this year.
They are Hibiscithusses (a word I cannot prouounce
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Nearly 6" across...
They are Hibiscithusses (a word I cannot prouounce
)Nearly 6" across
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Following the theme... When i was a kid, boys at age 9/10 where expected to plow all day. This pic brings back memories, countless days spent pulling a gang disc. 2nd pic, by age 12 or 13 we were expected to be able plant and plow perfectly parallel rows around curves and on hillsides, gets tricky on steep ground.
We were just there last weekendBig Horn sheep we saw
while on our way to look at this place in Yaak, MT we were considering buying.
My wife had wanted to move there after watching the show, "Mountain Men" where one of the stars was in Yaak. Yaak consists of 2 bars, a Forest Service Helipad and a skeet range. Everything else is 50 miles away in Troy.
I've never seen the show, but it was a beautiful drive.
Yep, only we used a JD B model instead of what looks to be a 8n Ford.
What brought you to YAAK?We were just there last weekend
It's not like it's on the way to anything.
We had never been up in that corner of the state so made the loop - loved it!
