New England B.S. Thread

Mebbe he'll go full spray-paint arctic camo to piss off all of the CT people.


@Cativelense Dare ya

 

I'll always get a kick outta the fact that fledglings look like little old men...

 

In Hershey now. Left around 10am and made it here around 7 pm, about 3 hrs longer than it should have taken. Traffic was so bad and that was going around NYC!

 

Kid's LOVE traffic!
almost as much as Parents

 

Yes and yes, but I don't want to ruin the surprise since someone else who knows didn't say anything

 

Good morning peeps.

 

Maybe he painted the rest of the truck red to match the cap!

 

Morning all. Spending the only good day this weekend in the office...whee.

 

Happy belated birfday @Blais03!

 

Thanks!

 

Time to dust off the cobwebs...

 

Got waves from 2 new Challengers on the way to the gas station.
What's this world coming to?

 

Us Dodge people are friendlier than Chevy or Ford people; we don't care what brand it is as long as it's a cool car.

When I'm driving the '69 I wave to every classic car or truck I see, but I get waves back from less than half of the non-Mopar people.

 

When I had WS-6, only Mustangs were the enemy. Hell, mustang owners hate each other.

Now with the Tacoma, I get looks and complements from other truck owners, except RAM owners.

 

Did they wave like this

If so, I hate to break it to you but it wasn’t about the car you were driving...

 

Uh-oh.

 

I had phoebes nesting under my pergola last year. This winter I moved the nest because it was up in the lights and I was considering putting some sort of screen material up so the wasps can't nest under the roof. I didn't want to get rid of it because I had heard the phoebes sometimes come back and reuse them.

First I noticed they had hatched was when I saw this guy looking out:





They looked like this not long after:


This was just before they left:





The phoebes didn't come back, but some Robins took over the nest this year. These are the babies as of this morning:



The new nest location is harder to get a picture of without getting close to it.

 

Well the one found in the driveway seemed to bounce it's way across the street into the neighbors grass knoll. It's sibling is at large. I'm sure it's around somewhere