And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
#2 I was expecting to see flaming hot gases blowing across the trees from a volcanic eruption. #5 Close encounters of the third kind. #8 What, no dog? #12 Traffic could be a problem. #14 A rift in space. Watch for USS Enterprise D. #19 It'd be faster just to dive off the face with a parachute. A lot more exciting , too.
#17 Were those old car oil systems a total loss system? I mean, those oil slicks down the middle are solid! You pour it in, and it pours it out! Never need to change your oil again. Could you check the gas and fill the oil, please?
#17 sure brought back old memories. They used to hand out bars of soap that looked like their dinosaur. When you're only 5-6 or so those were really cool. Also the Sinclair by us used to map out directions for you when you were going to drive on vacation, those were the days!
Had a big plastic Sinclair Dino piggybank from the '65 NY World's Fair as a kid. Naturally, it disappeared just like all the baseball cards & comics that would be worth a lot of $$$ today. Sigh....
#1- My expression was "Load Up!". And when you're saying that to two cow dogs that know you're going to the ranch it's then best for you to stand back.
#16 You wanna make darn sure your bike is parked far enuff away from your tent so if it falls...it doesn't fall on YOU, sleeping beauty. This guy is pushing the limits. James
An extraordinarily extravagant and irreplaceable playground for all who are blessed to experience it! P.S. from a loving God who knew his kids would want to play!
Some weeks ago I a parking lot, guy one a motorcycle was coming around a building, I stopped immediately but he dumped the bike, I had to help him get it back up, and 2 of us had a hard time getting it upright.
Anybody know where that first road is, the one with the bridge and waterfall? I would like to see that.
ReplyDelete#2 I was expecting to see flaming hot gases blowing across the trees from a volcanic eruption.
ReplyDelete#5 Close encounters of the third kind.
#8 What, no dog?
#12 Traffic could be a problem.
#14 A rift in space. Watch for USS Enterprise D.
#19 It'd be faster just to dive off the face with a parachute. A lot more exciting , too.
Evil Franklin
#17 Were those old car oil systems a total loss system? I mean, those oil slicks down the middle are solid! You pour it in, and it pours it out! Never need to change your oil again. Could you check the gas and fill the oil, please?
ReplyDeleteLast pic is of "Les Lacets de Montvernier", France.
ReplyDelete#17 sure brought back old memories. They used to hand out bars of soap that looked like their dinosaur. When you're only 5-6 or so those were really cool. Also the Sinclair by us used to map out directions for you when you were going to drive on vacation, those were the days!
ReplyDeleteHad a big plastic Sinclair Dino piggybank from the '65 NY World's Fair as a kid.
ReplyDeleteNaturally, it disappeared just like all the baseball cards & comics that would be worth a lot of $$$ today. Sigh....
Leading the pack is that fine looking dog. Looks intelligent, and as if it'd be a fine companion in all you do.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the one with the dog.
ReplyDeleteFolks had a Winnebago just like that they shared with 4 dogs, 4 cats, and several grandkids.
ReplyDelete#1 Waiting for you to say "Get in the truck".
ReplyDelete#11 Just spectacular.
#1- My expression was "Load Up!".
DeleteAnd when you're saying that to two cow dogs that know you're going to the ranch it's then best for you to stand back.
#11- It certainly is!
#16
ReplyDeleteYou wanna make darn sure your bike is parked far enuff away from your tent so if it falls...it doesn't fall on YOU, sleeping beauty.
This guy is pushing the limits.
James
An extraordinarily extravagant and irreplaceable playground for all who are blessed to experience it! P.S. from a loving God who knew his kids would want to play!
ReplyDeletePut your cursor on the comet and the tail with wiggle. Honest, no alcohol involved.
ReplyDeleteThat Sinclair dinosaur is a miniature by yesterday's standards.
ReplyDeleteWe used to have Sinclair gas stations about 60 years ago, my dad even had a part time job there for a while. I didn't know they were still around.
ReplyDeleteSome weeks ago I a parking lot, guy one a motorcycle was coming around a building, I stopped immediately but he dumped the bike, I had to help him get it back up, and 2 of us had a hard time getting it upright.
ReplyDeleteWhere is the location of the Sinclair station??? Is it the Anaconda exit on I90 in Montana?
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