All About Pocket Knives

Calendar shots there Floyd!!!
John

Thank you Sir, nothing like some of your great shots.

How can you go to Washington State and not get some photo's of the mountains?

Stunning photos!

A bucket full of that snow would feel right good in this humidity!

Great pics doglegg!!

So pretty! Think I'll turn down the air conditioner and pretend I'm not in Texas.

There ya go Doc! Mind over matter.
If you don't mind, it don't matter!

Thanks Wade and Steve.
Doc, I have to admit, it was hard to come home.

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 11:39 pm Going from camp vaca to the picket line all in one week

Gdogg, Y'all are having too much fun there in the water, I believe I'd picket from there. I wonder if you can do that? They're doing everything else remotely, just a thought.
Treefarmer

Floyd, your pictures of the flowers and the mountains are beautiful! I've only been in the "real" mountains a couple of times and they were breath taking even as young boy. The piney flat woods and the few hills in our part of the world aren't quite as eye catching as the mountains in the western part of our great country but these flat woods have their beauty too, it's just not as obvious as Mt. Rainier.
Treefarmer

Philip I haven't been hardly any place that I couldn't see the beauty. I love the piney woods here in east Texas and the treeless plains in west Texas. Beaches too. But there is an awesomeness to the mountains that is hard to match. Thanks

doglegg, thank you for all the superb photos. You reminded me of the first time I saw Mt. Shasta. There was a full moon, crystal clear air, and the upper third of the mountain was snow covered. Breathtaking.

Thanks QS.

treefarmer wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2020 9:07 pm

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 11:39 pm Going from camp vaca to the picket line all in one week

Gdogg, Y'all are having too much fun there in the water, I believe I'd picket from there. I wonder if you can do that? They're doing everything else remotely, just a thought.
Treefarmer

That would be a great place to picket but like our strike not very effective

jmh58 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2020 2:10 pm Calendar shots there Floyd!!!
John

Once more!! EXCELLANT!!!
John

You guys certainly know how to click a camera!

This was last night coming out of the church after gathering for prayer.

Where is the pot of gold???
John

I tell you, John, that's the most complete arc of a rainbow I've ever seen. Left to right, horizon to horizon. It was beautiful; the photo doesn't do God's work justice.

jmh58 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 23, 2020 11:54 am

jmh58 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2020 2:10 pm Calendar shots there Floyd!!!
John

Once more!! EXCELLANT!!!
John

Thanks John, you would enjoy hiking and bird watching there.

Good shot Steve. Best rainbow I've seen was a double rainbow in Hawaii.

Thanks.
I've seen a few doubles, but usually they're quarter arcs, sometimes less.
Still neat to see.

Great shot Steve

Wonderful pic Steve!

Thanks guys.
One thing I think is neat about the pic is how the rainbow is almost acting like a bubble shield. Notice the contrast in the sky above and below the rainbow.

Traded in my old boat last month for a new Bay Boat. Have completed the first 20 hours on the motor (break in period). It’s at the dealer having the initial service, a few items corrected, and seat backs installed for the front seats. Been enjoying running the IntraCoastal Waterway from New River, through Camp Lejeune and northeast into Core Sound and around Morehead City/Beaufort. Now that the break-in is done I will start focusing on fishing from the boat. OH