50+ thread

I got this finished yesterday, I think that I should have enough.



I had to use the workhorse because the 4cyl Taco struggles too much.

 

How can it be a full day, if it didn't start until 1216?

Edit: never mind, I get it now

 

New to this thread. Born in 70 survived with out cell phones, internet and helecopter parents! Hell We did not even have electricity till I was out in junior high. New AG taco owner old vodoo blue fj owner and stronger today than 20 years ago.
55 degrees this morning and on my way to finish siding my sons house. Been a long project as I work 60 plus hours a week at the power plant.

 

That's badass. Nice work.
Zim

 

God I miss Maryland. Nice stack.
Zim

 

Welcome to here. I'm sure someone will explain the test on page one. I would but I've got cops at my door and this heroin has to get flushed.
Zim

 

Welcome Ken, 1970, damn I was drinking thru the end of that decade already!! Yougen!!

Best group on TW, lots of us older than that cause you young guys keep us entertained on here.. There is a test on Page 1, do your best just make sure you pick the right condements on that test!!

RJ

 

Don't they have trees for firewood in Missiouri?

 

Then you're probably about the same age as my NCOIC when I enlisted...

 

They aren't cut and stacked like that though!!

RJ

 

Ya sure you betcha! More than a few of us in here were born in the 50's. I heard the 70's were a good time, if you can remember it....

Welcome @KPaige and good luck on the test! Hint: Bacon is always a good answer.

 

No we are a mining state, we use coal and iron ore.
Zim

 

Okay, here's what took 11 hours to go see.
Zim
Blue Spring, the bottom of this picture is actually under water.



Alley Spring and Mill, under rehab but still beautiful




Finally the most photographed in the State, Hodgson Water Mill

 

And where are we camping this weekend , I thought you winterized your camper ???

Awesome pics

 

When I was a teenager living in England we used a mix of coal and wood for heat. The coal was certainly dirtier, but I only had to haul it inside from the coal shed. To get the wood, I had to go out and cut the tree down, haul it home, split and stack the wood, then haul it into the house. The coal was a lot less work for me!

 

While driving this morning to Galatin Tennessee on the freeway I had a Motor officer either city or state pass by me on his patrol motorcycle . The officer was wearing a orange Harley owners jacket that didn't look like part of his uniform

I've never seen this before and had to do a double take to make sure what I was seeing

 

He passed by me on 386 fwy or Vietnam Veterans memorial freeway and watched him do a traffic stop a few cars ahead of me

I've seen safety high visibility orange jackets before but never with a Harley owners logo on the back of the jacket of a motor officer