WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[Finn666]

tbh. i searched for the english word for "unimog", couldn´t find it though good to know you also call them unimog ^^

[tatmantall]

Look at the flex on this mog! This is why I think these things are so worthy of being in my driveway someday, guess that is the Missouri coming out in me

[Finn666]

yeah unimogs are really great. that friend of mine has two of´em and his granddad also has a third one…bastards

[tatmantall]

[JCMx800]

Built a little parcours for a kid in my Kindergarten:
Some bridges and footsteps over the swamp

Some stones in the swamp

More swampy stuff

What´s that? Maybe a treasure???

My teacher liked the the lesson

[Seul]

I feel like doing the parcours as well…

[natehate]

@tatmantall:

Look at the flex on this mog! This is why I think these things are so worthy of being in my driveway someday, guess that is the Missouri coming out in me

i should get around to putting up some shots of my jeep

[mclaincausey]

Successful hat-finding mission at Meyer the Hatter, New Orleans, LA. This family-owned business has been doing it since the 1890s. That's a long time in the US.

[twin]

Nice hat and nice looking hat store.

[Graeme]

From a friend's Facebook page. I figured that a certain Belgian might be amused.

[bagley920]

Few maternity pictures from today

[madmonday]

i love it.

congrats bag, you are going to get tired of me saying it. please enjoy the moment while you can & document it as much as possible as it speeds by

[Megatron1505]

Too true, it's only a short time before you're arguing with them about why they can't watch Rambo on Netflix. Congratulations Brooks, so happy for you guys.

[seanocono]

Awesome, bags. Congrats, man. That last photo is definitely Gallery worthy.

[bagley920]

Had to get some IH in there and the 65 is so versatile and ofcourse the MBB's

[Chris]

You'll age 10 years in the next five.  Soon you'll look as haggard as Mega and I do.

[twin]

At St Petters Village & Quarry

[joesaintjohn]

@mclaincausey:

Successful hat-finding mission at Meyer the Hatter, New Orleans, LA. This family-owned business has been doing it since the 1890s. That's a long time in the US.

Dude! I love that place. I like seriously love it. There was the sweetest, most well dressed lady that worked there named Marcelle, she had to be in her 80s. I could tell her some hat look I had in my head, and she'd rummage around in the back, then come out with exactly what I wanted. Buying a hat there was such a memorable experience.

[mclaincausey]

Agreed.  Family-run, great service…. they absolutely refuse to let you walk out of there with a hat that doesn't fit.  It was funny hearing one of the family/sales staff interact with my friend with his thick New Orleans accent and brutal directness about fit and style.  He wound up getting him the perfect hat.  I was basically just trying things on while enjoying that, not even really looking, and found one that fit perfectly.  The cherry on top of this was after the purchase when Mr. Meyer complimented the hat and told me he designed it for Stetson.  This piqued my curiosity and I found this article, which sums up the experience of buying there quite well:

http://www.completesoutherngentleman.com/stetson-gulfport-hat-by-meyer-the-hatter-new-orleans/

Very happy with the experience as well, and the Meyer label on the inside of the brim I wear with honor!

[Max Power]

I just got back from rome and am totally in love with the city. (Excuse the many pictures, hope you'll enjoy them).