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Good Saturday all and safe travels to Alan. I'm taking advantage of the mild weather today to get our interweb wire run correctly, mow, weedeat, clean gutters and maybe even hang Christmas lights. Have a great day youins!
Crazywheel. I got the issue you're talking about. They don't have great pictures of most of our folks trucks but there is a shot of Earthquake.
Gee Wiz BJ, On what page of the magazine are the pictures that you took? I don't believe that anyone said there were great pictures of our trucks. Maybe you could give Paige some advice on how to take better pictures.
Mike can you post the pics here? If not just text them to me and I will. I got some pics of some pretty cool rides.
Rich, I have not received my copies of the magazine yet. Sherry had a friend on fb that post a couple pictures. My intentions were to let the folks on here know that there are pictures of their trucks in the magazine.
I've had the pedal to the metal doing stuff today. I've got a load of gravel coming in Tuesday morning so I cleaned up some more of the roots from the area behind where we park for them to unload it. I got a few more small details done on the cabinet and made the base that the whole unit sits on made and installed in the bathroom. I only scratched the wall a little so I'm going to have some touch-up work to do.
I've got a pretty good list for tomorrow if the weather lets me.
Gee Wiz BJ, On what page of the magazine are the pictures that you took? I don't believe that anyone said there were great pictures of our trucks. Maybe you could give Paige some advice on how to take better pictures.
I didn't take any pictures this year. I was just surprised how small they were.
Yes, at least I am pretty sure I took them with my old junky android Kyocera Duraforce Pro cell phone. Yes I should of went to the right a bit and got both trucks in the shot.
Crazywheel, I'm sorry if I riled you up over the pictures in the builders guide. The article was about the show and I was disappointed over the size and quality of the pictures. I'm not sure how they picked what photos went in the article but some trucks got more page time than any of our Missouri FTE members trucks. This is the first year I didn’t take a hundred or so pictures of the event mainly due to my broken wrist. I was hoping for something more like Rich's photos in the article.
I'm kinda kicking dirt at the hotel waiting for everyone to signal me they're up and running. I'm not sure what's on the agenda today but we'll have a good time I'm sure.
*I’m currently waiting on the kids to be done with 4H. They’re butchering chickens today.* I don't recall ever doing that in 4-H!
She even got to bring her chicken home. She did the entire process except for killing the bird. I tried to send two geese for the kids to practice on but the instructors said they had enough birds 🤷♂️. I guess they will live until the next time we get rid of some roosters.
Morning folks, yea they should do a full spread article in the Builders Guide JUST on the FTE Missouri chapter members and their Ford trucks.....and Bronco's.
Good day youins, my house had other plans for me yesterday, an electrical outlet we've never used, I decided to plug something in to and entered the electrical rabbit hole, now that circuit is fixed and the interweb works again. The furnace also got a little finicky yesterday and decided to quit working, I think/hope I got it squared away this morning, nobody local wants to work on the old Lennox Pulse furnaces...just sell a new unit. Two hours with normal operation.
Rich, nice photos!
Have a great day all!
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I don't recall ever doing that in 4-H!
