Random Pictures Thread
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Sirdrivesalot
Sirsleighsalot
The Camper Truck John Steinbeck drove across America. He wanted to see the country he wrote about in his books but never visited. He wrote "Travels with Charley" chronicling his trip. "Rocinante" is the name of Don Quixote's horse.
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Several successful hunts over a couple of decades. First pic is my biggest bull taken with a muzzleloader I built from a kit. All of the rest of these were taken with Archery tackle. The bear was by far the hardest to track.
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It took me a full day to track the bear. I regret that the meat went bad and I didn't have the opportunity to eat it. The rest of them filled my freezer for years. Just had some elk breakfast sausage patties for breakfast this morning. My wife loves it to.
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This has been one of my bucket list birds. We saw and tried to photograph some Cedar Waxwings we spotted in Wyoming this past summer. We saw them clearly with binoculars but didn't get any decent photos of them.
But low and behold we were watching a large flock of robins in our own backyard in central NM when a few Cedar Waxwings showed up. I knew they wintered here but we have never seen them. AND I got some ok pics of them.
BTW New Mexico is my native home, but this is our last winter here. The political and cultural climate here has just become toxic. We are leaving in the spring for the Heartland and look forward to learning about the flora and fauna of the Midwest.
Enjoy the pics........
But low and behold we were watching a large flock of robins in our own backyard in central NM when a few Cedar Waxwings showed up. I knew they wintered here but we have never seen them. AND I got some ok pics of them.
BTW New Mexico is my native home, but this is our last winter here. The political and cultural climate here has just become toxic. We are leaving in the spring for the Heartland and look forward to learning about the flora and fauna of the Midwest.
Enjoy the pics........
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Mongo damn' well impressed!
Scrotum ice
Jammed last night. My practice kit
The nursery got orchids in.
Lenten rose
Lenten rose
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I'd like to give that a go... Lots of springs!
Me caught goofing around this am
I totally want that buffalo at work!
Add your guitar and you might be competition for buckethead. 
