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Joe, that is actually Swan Lake.....it's kinda long and narrow.
I took a 280 mile trip today, and took a ton of pics......but when I got home I realized there was a smudge on the camera lens, so they all look blurry except these. I was bummed....
Joe, that is actually Swan Lake.....it's kinda long and narrow.
I took a 280 mile trip today, and took a ton of pics......but when I got home I realized there was a smudge on the camera lens, so they all look blurry except these. I was bummed....
True bummer about the smudge, but these are great pics.
I was elk hunting in around 1970 east of Flathead Lake, but I don't remember seeing Swan Lake. My dad's friend lived in Kalispell. We were in the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area.
Little different through the windshield shot, but my wife said my smile was so big she couldn't pass up this shot. Taken during my recent trek around the yard, driven for the first time since 1987.
Nice action shot. Is that a front roll pan? More info on this please
Elk in the very picturesque Umpqua Valley, Oregon near the coast. My wife had just asked what elk looked like after seeing yet another sign warning of elk crossing and there he was.
Thanks guys.
I got some random shot from the truck show that I'll try to get posted soon.
Yes, that's a Railway Express Agency baggage cart. My buddy found it at a scrap metal dealer down in Roswell a few weeks ago. Its pretty interesting as the deck raises up. There is a crank mechanism at the front with 2 positions (speed or torque), the deck will raise to about 5 1/2' tall.
There are few more pics of it on the Working Trucks thread
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