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Be safe. Keep the bacon grease side down!You forgot to ask me about the bacon grease. I'm heading up on Thursday and back next Tuesday.
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Be safe. Keep the bacon grease side down!You forgot to ask me about the bacon grease. I'm heading up on Thursday and back next Tuesday.
He is experienced with big dogs! I know yours are tiny but they are big dog trouble when they want to be.There are some good bike breakdown and crash stories about riding to Tuktoyaktuk in the Adventure Rider forum.
https://advrider.com/index.php?threads/road-to-tuk.1199999/
Maybe @Ben should go up there with me. I'll work on his bike while he contains my dogs.
@Ben has a big dog named Sprocket? Mine are just big and smart enough that I can't pick them up or train them - Blue Heelers.He is experienced with big dogs! I know yours are tiny but they are big dog trouble when they want to be.
Go check out his sprocket picture....
... watch the big Chinook helo Columbia come in from the nearby Lake Christine Fire. I've decided I want to take it for a joyride, it's my new bucket list item.
Yeah, I know Heelers. I've been a working-dog man my whole life with heelers, cattle dogs, collies, etc. That is why I know they are little (compared to @Ben's dog experience) and big dog trouble when they get "agitated" ...@Ben has a big dog named Sprocket? Mine are just big and smart enough that I can't pick them up or train them - Blue Heelers.
Well, when the bad one sunk her teeth into my bare leg, she seemed HUGE! When she did it to the other leg before I could even move, I felt very SMALL. The vet told me Heelers aren't as domestic as we'd like to think.Yeah, I know Heelers. I've been a working-dog man my whole life with heelers, cattle dogs, collies, etc. That is why I know they are little (compared to @Ben's dog experience) and big dog trouble when they get feisty...
Geesh, who buys the dog food in that rig? Where is the love and respect? And you are the one with the thumbs! That vet is wise as all vets are who have been bitten by Heelers are as all vets have been. Just teasing you.... of course.Well, when the bad one sunk her teeth into my bare leg, she seemed HUGE! When she did it to the other leg before I could even move, I felt very SMALL. The vet told me Heelers aren't as domestic as we'd like to think.
I'm just their minion and toady.Geesh, who buys the dog food in that rig? Where is the love and respect? And you are the one with the thumbs! That vet is wise as all vets are who have been bitten by Heelers are as all vets have been. Just teasing you.... of course.
Good words! I love words. Words are important.I'm just their minion and toady.
Whoa. That's a big one. But the challenge was that was supposed to be YOUR pictures.The second one is a K-Max
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaman_K-MAX
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Those are my pictures. It was almost dark, so they're not real sharp. I have more, but I'm having trouble uploading them with the new interface. I have to first downsize them then make them into GIFs. They were taken at the Glenwood Springs Airport. The K-Max has moved on, not sure where to.Whoa. That's a big one. But the challenge was that was supposed to be YOUR pictures.
Well, after flying models with just one rotor I can't imagine flying with two. But I think they are mechanically linked and counter-rotating which helps things, alot.Those are my pictures. I have more, but I'm having trouble uploading them with the new interface. I have to first downsize them then make them into GIFs. They were taken at the Glenwood Springs Airport. The K-Max has moved on, not sure where to.
But if you mean pictures of ME with the aircraft, I don't have any, since my dogs don't have thumbs. But watch in the paper in a few days after I go joyriding, I'm sure my photo will be in it, as soon as I figure out how to start that back rotor...
Well, after flying models with just one rotor I can't imagine flying with two. But I think they are mechanically linked and counter-rotating which helps things, alot.
I recognize your backyard pics at Glenwood airport now. But you are in Montana, no? So confused. Anyway. I too enjoy just chllin' flying or watching flying.
What interface are you having trouble with? BCP doesn't cause any problems uploading for me. ???? You don't need them to be gifs and you don't need them to be at all small - especally if you are logged in with your supporter account.
Great shot, Y! As usual...After:
awesome trip fro Elkhart all the way to Titcomb with camps at Hobbs Lake and Island Lake
My 40L backpack worked perfectly for the 5 days
If you want to PM or email me one that you think should work I can take a look and help you out. PM me here if you want to do that....I dunno what's going on, but I need to experiment, as it said all my photos were too large, no mater what size I made them or if I dragged them from my desktop or uploaded them. I suspect it's because I only have PS on my old Mac and it's too outdated.
After:
awesome trip fro Elkhart all the way to Titcomb with camps at Hobbs Lake and Island Lake
My 40L backpack worked perfectly for the 5 days