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[best view]

If you’re smart you’ll stay there

[1976gmc20]

Originally Posted by best view

If you’re smart you’ll stay there

If I wasn't on a "ranch" (60 acres can hardly be called a ranch) in Montana, the I would probably be on a sailboat in the middle of the ocean.

[57taskforce]

Originally Posted by 1976gmc20

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

Funny I’ve been on both stretches, the one you speak and the one Tim speaks. The Virginia section of 50 is by all means my old stomping grounds.

[GASoline71]

Random shot of one of my hobbies when I was much younger... and stronger... in a galaxy far far away. LOL.

That's me with the backwards hat. You can see the backside of my Dad's 1970 CST/10 sitting there.

All aluminum Buick 215 with an Offy intake and Predator carb, mated up to a 36" harvester bar runnin' 3/4" harvester chain. Saw weighed in at a tick over 500 pounds. This was a 25" hunk of cedar we were practicing on. But in competition we cut through 30" of cottonwood in around 2 seconds.

Gary

[4u2nv]

Originally Posted by GASoline71

Random shot of one of my hobbies when I was much younger... and stronger... in a galaxy far far away. LOL.

That's me with the backwards hat. You can see the backside of my Dad's 1970 CST/10 sitting there.

All aluminum Buick 215 with an Offy intake and Predator carb, mated up to a 36" harvester bar runnin' 3/4" harvester chain. Saw weighed in at a tick over 500 pounds. This was a 25" hunk of cedar we were practicing on. But in competition we cut through 30" of cottonwood in around 2 seconds.

Gary

That is is is JUST INSANE , can't imagine !!!!!!!!!!!1

[yuccales]

Originally Posted by GASoline71

Random shot of one of my hobbies when I was much younger... and stronger... in a galaxy far far away. LOL.

That's me with the backwards hat. You can see the backside of my Dad's 1970 CST/10 sitting there.

All aluminum Buick 215 with an Offy intake and Predator carb, mated up to a 36" harvester bar runnin' 3/4" harvester chain. Saw weighed in at a tick over 500 pounds. This was a 25" hunk of cedar we were practicing on. But in competition we cut through 30" of cottonwood in around 2 seconds.

Gary

How I miss our hot saw competition at our local fair. Great picture!

[1976gmc20]

Originally Posted by 57taskforce

Funny I’ve been on both stretches, the one you speak and the one Tim speaks. The Virginia section of 50 is by all means my old stomping grounds.

Yeah, the Gunnison/Tomichi valley is not all that far from where you are now. Funny, my daughter is at this moment in the process of moving to a childhood friend's place off 50 a little bit east of Parlin (but in Saguache County). Her friend's husband was born the same day, same hospital as our twins, but we didn't know that family. Her friend basically lived right across the street from us in town for a while

We need to go down to Monte Vista for a task someday soon. That's almost right over the hill from you

[Troy Sr]

Originally Posted by 1976gmc20

If I wasn't on a "ranch" (60 acres can hardly be called a ranch) in Montana, the I would probably be on a sailboat in the middle of the ocean.

Yeah that's small, we had a "Ranch" near Darby Mt. it was 50 Acres we had 100 ewes and two rams. We also a had about 10 Llamas too. It was right on the Bitter Root River. In my 16th summer my step dad sent me to his best friend's ranch near Wibaux Mt. he had 15,000 acres and leased 25,000 acres from the BLM. It was a cattle ranch with around 1000 cows mostly black angus but a few Charolais cows. The biggest thing a remember was artificially inseminating them! That was a lot of work. We also had to move them from pasture to pasture on horses! That summer whore my butt out!!!

[1976gmc20]

Originally Posted by Troy Sr

Yeah that's small, we had a "Ranch" near Darby Mt. it was 50 Acres we had 100 ewes and two rams. We also a had about 10 Llamas too. It was right on the Bitter Root River. In my 16th summer my step dad sent me to his best friend's ranch near Wibaux Mt. he had 15,000 acres and leased 25,000 acres from the BLM. It was a cattle ranch with around 1000 cows mostly black angus but a few Charolais cows. The biggest thing a remember was artificially inseminating them! That was a lot of work. We also had to move them from pasture to pasture on horses! That summer whore my butt out!!!

It's pretty rough right here: rocks, pine trees, juniper, sagebrush, and a little grass. Just a couple horses. Our neighbors do raise some sheep, and then there's a multi-section cattle ranch 1/4 mile away where we can go ride.

Funny thing, some Amish are buying up a bunch of property in this neighborhood. I'm not sure how they will make it work.

[72c20customcamper]

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[kingsolver72]

0:820, on my way to my job in New Strawn Ks.
By 14:00 it all melted.
Gotta love east central Kansas.😎

[68Timber]

This passed me yesterday, looked really nice.

[special-K]

The spring at Fairfax Stone. The source of the (N. Branch) Potomac River at the SW tip of Maryland. It marks the southern boundary with Virginia all the way to the Chesapeake Bay. Now West Virginia, the stone is the extreme southern point that the due north line surveyed by Mason & Dixon extends from. The last two pictures show Marker 3 up the line on top of Backbone Mt near Hoye Crest, Maryland's highest point

[3757chevy]

We went to Olde Town Arvada while visiting my son and his family last weekend. I had to take these pictures just 'cause.

[dieseldawg142]

on the way into work this morn
load of paper in the ditch

[67C10Step]

Caught this fellow enjoying the sun warmed bricks behind my woodpile last Tuesday right before the front came through and temps dropped 15-20 degrees. Always happy to see a king snake in the yard.

[rgunlock]

When I lived in El Paso, Arkansas I had one of those fellows about 4 ft long come from under the lawn chair I was sitting in right between my feet. I was also generally happy to see them around the place, but not so much that time!

[FleetsidePaul]

Originally Posted by 67C10Step

Always happy to see a king snake in the yard.

Me too. I hate rattlesnakes.

[Redneck Rydes]

Originally Posted by dieseldawg142

on the way into work this morn
load of paper in the ditch
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Is that Al Quiring,lol

[Redneck Rydes]

Originally Posted by 67C10Step

Caught this fellow enjoying the sun warmed bricks behind my woodpile last Tuesday right before the front came through and temps dropped 15-20 degrees. Always happy to see a king snake in the yard.

I have a couple of copperhaeds living in my shed in SC,gosd to keep the mice population down!

[68bowtie]

Originally Posted by 67C10Step

Caught this fellow enjoying the sun warmed bricks behind my woodpile last Tuesday right before the front came through and temps dropped 15-20 degrees. Always happy to see a king snake in the yard.

What variety is that?

[Boog]

That's called a king snake in our part of the world.

[Killer Bee]

king snakes, bull snakes, gopher snakes, and black snakes are the most common of the larger non poisonous snakes back home..

they usually make good neighbors by keeping varmints down and only the occasional poop your pants surprise encounter

this guy tried crawling in the longhorn while I was resting with the door propped open with my foot..

my last or almost last load of hedge brush and I was tuckered out and needed a little time out..

so this guy came out of the weeds and tried to join me, scared the crap out of me

so even after I pulled my foot in and shut the door he still wanted to hang out with me..

luckily I had the broom in the cab so I unscrewed the handle and poked at him until he left me alone..

[1976gmc20]

Originally Posted by Killer Bee

king snakes, bull snakes, gopher snakes, and black snakes are the most common of the larger non poisonous snakes back home..

they usually make good neighbors by keeping varmints down and only the occasional poop your pants surprise encounter

this guy tried crawling in the longhorn while I was resting with the door propped open with my foot..

my last or almost last load of hedge brush and I was tuckered out and needed a little time out..

so this guy came out of the weeds and tried to join me, scared the crap out of me

so even after I pulled my foot in and shut the door he still wanted to hang out with me..

luckily I had the broom in the cab so I unscrewed the handle and poked at him until he left me alone..

He's just trying to talk to you about your truck's extended warranty

[68bowtie]

Weird. This is what they look like in California.