Originally Posted by 57taskforce (Post 8906875)

Sorry, should have been more specific. That is not using cat parts, 100k in aftermarket parts is about where we were at. Cat breaks it off in you bad on there parts. It’s crazy how much the markup is.

Originally Posted by 68bowtie (Post 8906918)

At my parents house today.

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Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8906743)

The thing with a busy beaver is yours may not be the only pond they are workin'...:lol:

I promise these will be the last of winter this year. Winter came on kind of hard during the time I went missing. We got a storm where it snowed 8", then went to sleet , then snow, then, rain, back to snow. Them other snows and some sleet. First picture is the small glacier slowly slipping it's way off the roof. Got to get those snow birds installed. It sleeted pellets for hours. See how it just rolled and spilled onto that cinder block? That stuff didn't melt too fast and made walking hard to do. I kept a spot clear below the bird feeder. The one picture shows the shiny crust on the surface. The snows we had after that storm would just blow off with the first wind. That one picture showing the small deep holes in the snow outside the garage door are a mystery to me. I've noticed them in snow before. There appears to be a slight yellowish tint on some

Originally Posted by kingsolver72 (Post 8907488)

Hey look, Kansas is on fire... oh, guess it’s just that time of years.

Originally Posted by 4u2nv (Post 8907116)

Those marks in the snow , is that a chimney I see above ???? are those marks hot spots from sparks out of the chimney maybe ?????

Originally Posted by Gregski (Post 8907706)

my daughter took this one of me, I don't recall why I was laughing, maybe she said: "hey dad mom wants to drive your truck" but we were having fun joking around, I like how this pic looks like it could have been from the 70s

Originally Posted by Gregski (Post 8907706)

my daughter took this one of me, I don't recall why I was laughing, maybe she said: "hey dad mom wants to drive your truck" but we were having fun joking around, I like how this pic looks like it could have been from the 70s

Originally Posted by 1976gmc20 (Post 8907982)

oh well here is truly random ...

Originally Posted by 4u2nv (Post 8908186)

Did you fall and can't get up:lol:

Originally Posted by mr.mud1 (Post 8908724)

low tide at Hall's Harbour,Nova Scotia.Bay of Fundy,highest tides in the world.

Originally Posted by Ol Blue K20 (Post 8908741)

Wow! That is low, is that a normal low tide?

Originally Posted by mr.mud1 (Post 8908750)

yes sir.the tides in a place called the Minas Basin in the Bay of Fundy,have been measured at 53 feet.there is a little 29 second video on youtube called
"Spring Tide Timelapse Hall's Harbour" it is a video taken about the same place that i took that picture,shows the boats all sitting in the mud,the tide comes in,floats all the boats,the water raises almost to the top of the wharf and then goes back out.i just looked out my living room window to see where the tide was and it's almost in.after a while,i'll take you a picture of the tide in,in 6 hours it's out and the beach goes forever then.take care.Greg

Originally Posted by 1976gmc20 (Post 8908777)

Very useful for cleaning your bottom or changing anodes ;)

Originally Posted by mr.mud1 (Post 8908724)

low tide at Hall's Harbour,Nova Scotia.Bay of Fundy,highest tides in the world.

Originally Posted by Killer Bee (Post 8908860)

very cool and thank you for the follow up info!

first thing that came to my mind was picking up stuff that gets dropped over the side :lol:

I've sailed around a good part of the world, even parts of Canada but never even heard of such a drastic tide change..

now I'll have to share this with my kids :)

Originally Posted by dieseldawg142 (Post 8909320)

a load of midget mobiles...
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Originally Posted by Ol Blue K20 (Post 8909379)

:lol: ya know that was not politically correct......right? :lol::lol::lol:

Originally Posted by dieseldawg142 (Post 8909320)

a load of midget mobiles...
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Originally Posted by Ol Blue K20 (Post 8909379)

:lol: ya know that was not politically correct......right? :lol::lol::lol:

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8909521)

At the far western end of Maryland is Red House, where two federal hiways cross same as they did before interstates. US50 and US219. The third picture I didn't take but it is US50 at Ocean City, MD at the far eastern end of Maryland. It travels straight through Washington, DC and comes out in Virginia. Then into West Virginia till it crosses the extreme SW tip of Maryland

Originally Posted by 1976gmc20 (Post 8909614)

For a little over a year we lived right along US 50 in beautiful downtown Parlin, CO :lol:

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8909617)

Was it lonely? They call 50 America's Loneliest Hiway :cool:

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8909617)

Was it lonely? They call 50 America's Loneliest Hiway :cool:

Originally Posted by yuccales (Post 8909646)

Lonely = relaxation to me. We love Hwy 50. Some of my best bike camping trips have been in the desert. Austin & Eureka are great little towns. Gotta run 50 if you want to see the "famous" shoe tree! :lol:

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 8909521)

At the far western end of Maryland is Red House, where two federal hiways cross same as they did before interstates. US50 and US219. The third picture I didn't take but it is US50 at Ocean City, MD at the far eastern end of Maryland. It travels straight through Washington, DC and comes out in Virginia. Then into West Virginia till it crosses the extreme SW tip of Maryland