Giving the lady o the left the benefit of doubt (heh), she looks like she’s come down with a bad case of the flu.

Nice photography.

Ron

Either everyone has a great imagination, or I got no image for some reason. I’ve been looking at images from tons of other posts so I’ve gotta wonder what’s different about this one.
Really curious about exactly what is 4 1/2”.
Ron

God does good work.
And you did a nice job of documenting it.

Ron

Best Halloween yard decoration I’ve ever seen was in 2015 in Park City, Utah. It was in a neighborhood on the western side of town near the highway and we accidentally discovered it as we left from a visit with our son’s family.
It was called “The Pumpkin Smasher” and consisted of this gigantic creature with a pumpkin head and it was in the process of throwing a pumpkin at the ground and stomping on another. The yard was full of smashed pumpkins. I took a pic of it but haven’t been able to find it. I know, without a picture it didn’t happen, but I’m hoping someone else recognizes my description and can find their pic and posts it. It was truly a fantastic yard display.

Ron

I’ve only been interested in cars since the mid 50’s, Chevys in particular and I cannot recollect ANY Chevy car that ever had vertically stacked headlights. Pickup and truck based vehicles, yeah - but no cars. I realize that these old brain cells fail at times but…
Now, if this maybe was a General Motors statement then yeah, Pontiac had several models, including the vaunted GTO - but not Chevy that I can remember.

Ron

You’re kind of pretty good at this aren’t you? And it shows…

How many of these have you done to date?

Ron

Great improvement!
Ron

Ok, that’s really cool. Maybe the first of the AI enhanced pics that really work (for me).

Ron

Man, those shots take me back a few years. Thanks.
My wife and I didn’t discover the beauty and enchantment of Colorado until ‘92. From that initial exposure we began taking driving vacations in late October. One year we made a loop that included a night in Buena Vista followed by the drive through the Collegiate Peaks and up over Cottonwood Pass (with snow scattered everywhere) and down to Gunnison. We were in our Olds Silhouette and almost immediately as we started down the west side the road went from dry with snow on each side ice covered. I was amazed at how well the mini van did on the ice.
And I remember seeing Taylor Park reservoir down and to the west, much like your number 2 shot above, but further away.

Thanks for the memories.

Ron

THIS

Ron

Love the VW 21/23 window bus! But the 110° days we’ve had in Texas would turn those front windows into blast furnace vents. Sure would be nice in mild weather tho’.

The woody is really well done.
Thanks for photographing both.

Ron

For a big boat that’s a beautiful auto.
I really enjoy all your car photos. You do an excellent job with your camera.

Ron

That last photo took me back about 64 years to when I was in high school and ran a hay rake in front of a baler. The one I ran was lighter than your yellow one and was pulled by a smaller tractor, but it did the same job. Your beautiful main shots are of a more modern rake with huge adjustments but it does the same job. There was (and still is) just something about a property windrowed field that simply looked right. Prettier than a field of hay bales I always thought. You caught these shots perfectly.

Ron

Yeah, the first smile of your life partner can stay with you forever. It was my wife’s grin that did it for me.
Ron

Our little guys dig into the dirt, then sploot. Thank you for the name - I didn’t know what to call it.

Ron on east side of DFW