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[Accelo]

Eastern Washington

[Shifty One]

[72c20customcamper]

View from my back yard . Taken a few years ago

[D.B]

Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper

View from my back yard . Taken a few years ago

This is a cool picture. Looks like the hills are on fire.

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by D.B

This is a cool picture. Looks like the hills are on fire.

We get a lot of red sunsets . And about 6 years ago they were on fire had a forest fire that burned a few weeks I have a picture at night with the fire line on one of my cameras

[3757chevy]

Friday afternoon Rainbow.

[3757chevy]

I took this picture 4 years ago and the new trucks are bigger now I think.

[tutone]

I want to think of 67-72 c10s to be around the size of a newer Colorado or so. I bet there wont be much difference.

[weq92f]

Originally Posted by tutone

I want to think of 67-72 c10s to be around the size of a newer Colorado or so. I bet there wont be much difference.

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I've considered that as well...sitting next to a colorado truck thinking that wheel base is very close. Overall the body of the colorado is bigger methinks though...

-Kevin

[67 twins]

Originally Posted by tutone

I want to think of 67-72 c10s to be around the size of a newer Colorado or so. I bet there wont be much difference.

A new Colorado is larger

[tutone]

Originally Posted by 67 twins

A new Colorado is larger

I figured as much. If you could still get a reg cab swb Colorado, I would think that it would be the closer comparison. Neighbor just bought a new crew cab Ford Ranger, and it looks way bigger that I remember Rangers looking.

[72c20customcamper]

Trick or treat set up. Grandkids love Pops old trucks . The anniversary is stored at my rental property which is two doors down from my daughters home

[Steeveedee]

"Hey, poppa, can I beep the horn!?"

[3757chevy]

Originally Posted by special-K

were you at Hollister, riding with "The Mild Bunch"?

Originally Posted by special-K

Were you at Hollister, riding with "The Mild Bunch"?

Tim you're stuttering again.

[special-K]

Originally Posted by 3757chevy

Tim you're stuttering again.

Yeah I saw that. Huh? And this isn't the Facetruck thread where that's been happening. I'll have to start double checking in this thread now. I'll have to start checking in th...

Northwest River in Maine before it flows in Sebago Lake

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by special-K

Yeah I saw that. Huh? And this isn't the Facetruck thread where that's been happening. I'll have to start double checking in this thread now. I'll have to start checking in th...

Northwest River in Maine before it flows in Sebago Lake

Friend has a house on Chute river between Long lake and Brady pond in Belgrade Maine been there a lot not far from where you were

[FirstOwner69]

Originally Posted by special-K

Yeah I saw that. Huh? And this isn't the Facetruck thread where that's been happening. I'll have to start double checking in this thread now. I'll have to start checking in th...

Northwest River in Maine before it flows in Sebago Lake

In 1994 we camped for one night at Sebago Lake State Park on a 3 week vacation that took us from Wisconsin to Nova Scotia. The picture below showing how we traveled was taken on the way home at a Michigan state park on Lake Superior.

[72c20customcamper]

Just like trucks it’s always better to have more than one . The SS table I picked up on Craigslist got two for 150 . Use one for outside work and the other is the deer butchering table

[mr.mud1]

Originally Posted by special-K

I never thought about the Appalachian Mountains being past Maine. Recently I was looking at a geological map and I realized a little bit of western Nova Scotia is part of the mountain range.

The British Colonies were as much, or more, about tapping natural resources as about establishing settlements.

yes sir,it's all connected.i know my grandfather worked underground in the coal mines,sometimes right out under the ocean with water dripping on them all day.i can't imagine but he told me this whole area is the same coal that runs through Pennsylvannia,West Virginia.all connected.amazing stuff.

[72c20customcamper]

Tim is right this stove takes smaller wood . When I bought it as the old stove burnt out I had to cut all the wood I had stacked . Made a jig to cut multiple pieces .

[Boog]

Untouched blanket of snow is so peaceful.

[special-K]

Originally Posted by Boog

Untouched blanket of snow is so peaceful.

I always try to not make any foot prints in the snow here. I tramp down what paths I need to take to function and stay on those. When I as a kid I'd get mad when kids would 'ruin' the snow . Kind of like a ski slope, stay on the marked trails! (which I was not always so good about)

[72c20customcamper]

Originally Posted by special-K

I always try to not make any foot prints in the snow here. I tramp down what paths I need to take to function and stay on those. When I as a kid I'd get mad when kids would 'ruin' the snow . Kind of like a ski slope, stay on the marked trails! (which I was not always so good about)

Yell at the neighborhood kids to get off the grass too?

[GOPAPA]

Originally Posted by 72c20customcamper

Yell at the neighborhood kids to get off the grass too?

Wasn't that way at my folks place ,,
When I was a kid my 5 years older sister would get me to help her stomp out a big circle path with cross paths like a wagon wheel and then have me chase her and try to tag her .. she cheated and I always did the chasing .. I believe it was called the Fox chases the Rabbit

[Ironhorse]

Took this pic shortly after my son had the US Flag decoration custom made for me as a birthday present. Stone fireplace at the west end of the house with picture I bought at auction of a '57 Bel Air, American Graffiti poster and one of my favorite "reflective thought " pictures from the Vietnam Wall - " Reflections". Kids and Grandkids pics and an old turn of the century kitchen clock on the rough cedar mantle. Very comfy setting with the fireplace going, sitting in the recliner with a Crown Royal mix watching an old western movie. Sure do love being retired.