Pictures of Miscellaneous Stuff & Things

[cudgee]

Anyone who is into old American cars, tinkering and tools has to watch this.

On youtube, type in - Barcroft Cars Building Tiny Cars Out Of Old Fridges.

[Unk]

Cudgee, I'm 6' 2" and 270 lbs. I don't think I would fit!

Those are very cool, though. A tremendous amount of home engineering in those, I am sure.

[cudgee]

Cudgee, I'm 6' 2" and 270 lbs. I don't think I would fit!

Those are very cool, though. A tremendous amount of home engineering in those, I am sure.

They are cool though aren't they. Would be an interesting man to sit a spell on the porch with.

[Ripster]

Anyone who is into old American cars, tinkering and tools has to watch this.

On youtube, type in - Barcroft Cars Building Tiny Cars Out Of Old Fridges.

Very cool Cudgee, thanks for the you tube info .
Take care over there

[cudgee]

Anyone who is into old American cars, tinkering and tools has to watch this.

On youtube, type in - Barcroft Cars Building Tiny Cars Out Of Old Fridges.

Very cool Cudgee, thanks for the you tube info .
Take care over there

You too mate.

[jerryd6818]

[jerryd6818]

Pictures my son took a couple of days ago in Paris TN.

[peanut740]

Jerry,those are some spectacular colors!

[jerryd6818]

Thanks Roger. For me, the bottom picture is the pick of the litter.

[WillyCamaro]

My goodness me mates!

Big flood Roger, take care now.



Amazing mini-cars,


Absolutely incredible, doesn't even come close to describe the Lord's paintings.

[WillyCamaro]

Pictures my son took a couple of days ago in Paris TN.

Pairing this, with beautiful instrumental gospel, you have just a small piece of are Creators handy work.

Tell your son, thank you for me Jerry, from your bud Willy, up in Saskatchewan, Canada.

[Unk]

Beautiful pics, Jerry.

[Steve Warden]

Pictures my son took a couple of days ago in Paris TN.

Stunning!

[Eustace]

In honor of the national holiday of Bulgaria March 3, Niagara Falls was painted in the colors of the Bulgarian flag.
143 years since our liberation from Turkish slavery!
Long live Bulgaria!

[bighomer]

Photo of sunset couple of days ago.

[cudgee]

How it was, and how it is. Which do you prefer.???

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An American general store 100 years ago.

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An old Safeway store.

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Could be anyone of any store, they all look the same.

[Just Plain Dave]

I prefer a time before computers, smart phones etc.

[WillyCamaro]

I prefer a time before computers, smart phones etc.

No argument here mate.

PC were supposed to make things easier/simpler, but they had the opposite effect. Things are soooo much more complicated nowadays.
Take me back to the time when everything was hand written, and you didn't need a whole wack pile of backups, external hd's, edr's, disk encryption, patch managements...
A time when you didn't have to spend every spare minute worrying about your security software...

[cudgee]

Here is a novel idea gents, it might just take off. What about they install and give businesses and companies phones and phone numbers so you can actually ring and ask someone for an answer when you have a query, Nah, probably wouldn't take off.

[Just Plain Dave]

/\ Sounds like common sense which is not common any longer.

[mrwatch]

Addison needed to make a video yesterday about how to load horses for her club. The black and white horse is two year old newer breed. My wife holding a collar piece we found buried in a dirty old shed yesterday. Lots of saddle soap.

[doglegg]

Congrats to Addison. Sometimes easier said than done.

And a great find as well.

[cudgee]

Keeping on the horse theme, this is an old horse and cattle water trough that has been preserved in the city where i live. They used to be dotted in quite a few places around the city, not anymore. Still can be found in some country/rural towns.

[mrwatch]

Congrats to Addison. Sometimes easier said than done.

And a great find as well.

The first horse scales in over 1,000 LBS. He placed both front hooves and jumped right in. The young Draft Horse walked up and placed his left one and stepped back. She got the one to move against the wall and then he jumped in like wait for me. Smaller white one climbed in and stood sideways behind. They ll came out on their own like they knew just what to do. The leather and brass heart piece, I used Mothers Mag to polish the two initials. All I seen was a dirty metal ring under a pile of rusty junk. Sad that he wouldn't take care of his fathers place. Found a rusty H Boker cutter/pliers, solvent has them freed up and will work on a restore. A flat pointed blacksmiths hammer missing a handle, stamped on both sides but not sure yet on maker.
A gentile giant he dwarfed her.

[doglegg]

Congrats to Addison. Sometimes easier said than done.

And a great find as well.

The first horse scales in over 1,000 LBS. He placed both front hooves and jumped right in. The young Draft Horse walked up and placed his left one and stepped back. She got the one to move against the wall and then he jumped in like wait for me. Smaller white one climbed in and stood sideways behind. They ll came out on their own like they knew just what to do. The leather and brass heart piece, I used Mothers Mag to polish the two initials. All I seen was a dirty metal ring under a pile of rusty junk. Sad that he wouldn't take care of his fathers place. Found a rusty M Boker cutter/pliers, solvent has them freed up and will work on a restore. A flat pointed blacksmiths hammer missing a handle, stamped on both sides but not sure yet on maker.
A gentile giant he dwarfed her.

My wife and I used to go to a lot of horse shows and training seminars and not everyone is equally gifted in working with horses, it appears that Addison is. Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed the picture of your better half as well.