WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[yo_mj]

Hit up the mountains and almost got screwed up. Really need a roll cage.

[Giles]

How long did he manage to hold on for?

[Finn666]

^ until the pic was taken, then he just pushed it down

[Seul]

Why would he do that?.. It's not a Peugeot!..

[Finn666]

guess he also had to get rid of that dead belgian (or a cute piglet) in his drunk!

[yo_mj]

Aha. You can't really see but there was a tree stump which we later discovered that was holding the back tire which also was holding the whole car from rolling over. I just had my friend hold onto it for good measure until I further investigated it. Super glad I was the only one in the car, because if I had a passenger I would have for sure rolled over into a huge fall off.

[summ3rhays]

Woah. Glad nobody was hurt!

[ohighyo]

Where is that

[Giles]

The "who can pick the most red currants in 10 minutes" competition.  The weigh in….

[seawolf]

Oh, that is just brilliant.

[yo_mj]

@ohighyo:

Where is that

Spada Lake in Granite Falls, WA.

[seanocono]

I miss WA

[mclaincausey]

Take me out to the ball game. Colorado Rockies.

[Snowy]

Looks like a lovely afternoon for a ball game. You may even be up for a foul ball sitting there…

[twin]

At the Goschenhoppen Festival

Me at wagon made in 1891 by my Great grand father

This guy on horse is the one that made my wallet GJE leather

Last do be done is Butchering ( one pig one cow on Friday and Saturday) not the best of pics

[summ3rhays]

Looks like a good time twin. Great pics!

[Snowy]

wonderful twin.

I'm impressed that;
a) you know your great grandfather made a wagon,
b) it still exists,
c) you found it,
d) you got a photo with it.

Some really strong family history right there.

[Giles]

Todays project - and who'd have though that this would ever be required in England - is to install a fan up there…..

[twin]

@Snowy:

wonderful twin.

I'm impressed that;
a) you know your great grandfather made a wagon,
b) it still exists,
c) you found it,
d) you got a photo with it.

Some really strong family history right there.

Snowy my family made wagons from 1765- 1929. My great grandfather built 40 wagons a year. He was a hard worker and was a Wheelwright. I know of about 10 wagons that are still around today that my family built over the years.

[Giles]

And installed….