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Sure, but there isn't any excitement and I do forget to bring the bait. Just gonna anchor where the sun is and just do nothing! Tomorrow will be like we own the lake, today was the quietest I have ever seen it for a Sunday, but tomorrow I'll bet little or no wakes.
Now I hope the weather cooperates temp wise because I have off every Monday until I have to put the boat up for winter according to my insurance policy, which is Sunday November 1st.
That tractor looks like a retrofitted cannon Lisa.
Pretty neat eh? The big square box you see there is where they feed the coal...the steam feeds into the "cannon" looking part of it and then into a valve. The steering was controlled by a set of chains attached to each wheel. Yeah, I know sheet about steam engines, haha.
Originally Posted by preppypyro
Ive never really tasted a pumpkin that big before. We dont get em that big up here!
Would also make a cool jack-o-lantern!
Do you carve jack-o-lanterns Sheldon? I try to do one every year.
I'd drive around with it in my truck bed just so people would wonder why the heck I had a pumpkin in my truck bed all the time.
Yes, but you'd have to come up with insane answers when people dared ask you why...
Originally Posted by sddesigns
Sure, but there isn't any excitement and I do forget to bring the bait. Just gonna anchor where the sun is and just do nothing! Tomorrow will be like we own the lake, today was the quietest I have ever seen it for a Sunday, but tomorrow I'll bet little or no wakes.
Now I hope the weather cooperates temp wise because I have off every Monday until I have to put the boat up for winter according to my insurance policy, which is Sunday November 1st.
I could stand to sit and do nothing... haven't done that in years....
Pretty neat eh? The big square box you see there is where they feed the coal...the steam feeds into the "cannon" looking part of it and then into a valve. The steering was controlled by a set of chains attached to each wheel. Yeah, I know sheet about steam engines, haha.
Do you carve jack-o-lanterns Sheldon? I try to do one every year.
That was pretty cool. I love old stuff like that
Originally Posted by preppypyro
I used to, but I havent for a few years now. They sure are fun as hell to carve though!
Pete that would be a good idea, till it starts rotting haha.
When that happens you drop the tailgate set the DP to a higher tune and floor it. the pumpkin will magically dissapear from the bed of the truck.