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It's a beautiful day in the Northwoods, and I was out for a little drive around my neighborhood. The picture was taken on the little dead end road where I live. As you can see, my truck doesn't have a hood. There isn't a windshield either. My truck, sadly, is somewhat disassembled for painting.
Thanks USCG! Love that pic in the North Woods - my new background pic for the Fall. We don't get much Fall scenery here in Texas - different shades of brown...
I finally got around to installing the lower front fenders over the fibreglass I've been running since getting the truck on the road four years ago.
Decided to take a run up one of my favourite roads just 5 minutes west of me. Never that busy and get a good view of the mountains (not in picture) to the west.
This is a fantastic shot!
I need to get a passport so I can cruise up north of the border...
Scott; I'm targetting next year to cruise down in my truck to see your area. Don't know where we will be with paperwork at the border after the election.
Tom
Scott; I'm targetting next year to cruise down in my truck to see your area. Don't know where we will be with paperwork at the border after the election.
Tom
If you drive across in your pickup you will be fine. Hopefully running across the border with a plastic milk jug filled with water won't work anymore.
Scott; I'm targetting next year to cruise down in my truck to see your area. Don't know where we will be with paperwork at the border after the election.
Tom
If one specific female US presidential candidates wins , there will be no more borders. Just like the UN plans. Read it today, UN agenda 2030 and her campaign speeches.
Couple of shots on the climb into Los Alamos NM (el. 7360') today. Not many Fall colors, mostly evergreens. I took the scenic way home, thru the Jemez Mtns., which starts with a brutal 8 mile climb to 9,000 ft full of switchbacks.