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Yup...enchiladas coming here...home made tortillas and sauce, home cooked carne asada...Mikey likes it!

Also on the good news front, just got notified that we now qualify to buy most of our dry parrot foods at wholesale...major savings...and, despite last night's snow, the contractor is out putting the second half of the roof on my new garage.

Also, the coffee is organic, Fair Trade, and Rain Forest Cert... tastes pretty damn good too. I think this is cup number 5.

question...do I trust my TPMS, or my manual gauge? The TPMS is reading about 3 pounds higher.

my digital gage and tpms are pretty much the same.

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[Rudolph Hart]

Any more progress on the dual pump John? How's using it from under the seat? PITA?

I’m waiting for an adult to come and do the electrics, maybe Friday

 

[Steveo]

Good morning all... Looks like a number of Jeeples need hugs this morning (((((Jeeples)))). I don't need any hugs - I was just informed that we're having tacos tonight

Yup...enchiladas coming here...home made tortillas and sauce, home cooked carne asada...Mikey likes it!

Also on the good news front, just got notified that we now qualify to buy most of our dry parrot foods at wholesale...major savings...and, despite last night's snow, the contractor is out putting the second half of the roof on my new garage.

Also, the coffee is organic, Fair Trade, and Rain Forest Cert... tastes pretty damn good too. I think this is cup number 5.

question...do I trust my TPMS, or my manual gauge? The TPMS is reading about 3 pounds higher.

 

[cedxc2005]

Bad day?

 

[Rudolph Hart]

Out with the dogs this afternoon...

 

[Steveo]

So yesterday on the Drive home we stopped at the Keystone Tractor and Truck Museum in Colonial Heights, VA, not far from Richmond. We needed to take a break from driving and get gas, so we stopped in this little nondescript warehouse, not expecting much, but boy was I WRONG!

This is the Jay Leno's Garage of farm tractors!!!! As far as I can tell they're all functional, and the personal property of a very fantastically wealthy man that just sold his trucking company for 9 figures...

This one here is pretty facinating. It was a 1937 model, marketed as a tractor you could drive into town after a day's work on the farm.

And look at what I found there @Ralph2018JL

He also has a good collection of cars, and heres 3 1st Gen Thunderbirds!

He has a few Indian Motorcycles as well.

This tractor here was made using surplus Military Indian Motorcycle engines and transmissions.

The blue Ford Commander in the front of this photo, This brings back childhood memories for me. Every farmer where I grew up had those.

The Kenworth in the center is a 1957 model. It was the first year they produced that body style, that changed very little over the decades. They make a very similar model today.

The Dodge in the middle is believed to be the only 1939 Dodge Diesel that remains in existence today.

 

[Sean L]

Out with the dogs this afternoon...

Outstanding, as always.

 

[J.R. Quimby]

Seems legit

 

[Robieman]

Out with the dogs this afternoon...

Beautiful countryside there John. Thanks for those. I always enjoy the pics of you & dogs adventures!! I would like to ask, folks don't mind you walking/driving on their property?

 

[Sean L]

Still a better breakover angle than the Gladiator.

I think the utter lack of anything resembling a departure angle more than makes up for it...

 

[cedxc2005]

Cuz it's only Tuesday

 

[cedxc2005]

Yeah... posted this yesterday... on a gray jeep.

Odd no one commented on the part that said "while out picking up drugs and lunch"... guess that just isn't that strange for jeep peeps?

Hello Kitty, but USMC too?

(Not that there's anything wrong with that...)

 

[Rudolph Hart]

Beautiful countryside there John. Thanks for those. I always enjoy the pics of you & dogs adventures!! I would like to ask, folks don't mind you walking/driving on their property?

We have ‘Public footpaths’ so although that is private land there is a public right of way across the fields.

A lot of local farms plant Maize/corn for cattle food which you can see has just been harvested. I don’t take the dogs through these fields in the summer because they get lost in the Maize chasing Rabbits.

For driving off road we have marked on our Ordnance Survey maps BOATs (Byeways Open to All Traffic) and UCRs (Unclassified Roads) these are also public rights of away and again are often through/across private land. Some of these are more challenging than others, I usually like to research them on YouTube first.

 

[Robieman]

We have ‘Public footpaths’ so although that is private land there is a public right of way across the fields.

A lot of local farms plant Maize/corn for cattle food which you can see has just been harvested. I don’t take the dogs through these fields in the summer because they get lost in the Maize chasing Rabbits.

For driving off road we have marked on our Ordnance Survey maps BOATs (Byeways Open to All Traffic) and UCRs (Unclassified Roads) these are also public rights of away and again are often through/across private land. Some of these are more challenging than others, I usually like to research them on YouTube first.

That's interesting. It lends for nice drives/walks. I see why you go, and glad you share with us. There is absolutely beautiful country there. I need to get out more!

 

[Sean L]

Hello Kitty, but USMC too?

(Not that there's anything wrong with that...)

We have a wide variety of interests...

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