The Future?
Dec 27, 2011 10:57:17 #
artlover
Loc: NM
Is this where we are going?
Photo taken in 2006 and now looks weather beaten and not in
good shape. Between the 100% days, low humidity and then the
very, very cold February of 2010. And least we forget the long
drought of 14 months + with only about 4" of rain and about
10" of snow in this period time frame.
There are two night lights on the left side of the wagon.
Photo taken in 2006 and now looks weather beaten and not in
good shape. Between the 100% days, low humidity and then the
very, very cold February of 2010. And least we forget the long
drought of 14 months + with only about 4" of rain and about
10" of snow in this period time frame.
There are two night lights on the left side of the wagon.
Back To The Future?
Dec 28, 2011 12:34:38 #
Dec 28, 2011 14:32:52 #
i dont think the wagon can reach the neccesary 88mph in order to activate the flux capacitor (the key to time travel) i suggest a delorean instead.
Dec 28, 2011 15:36:10 #
Was this taken using film or digital? If film, there's probably a lot of information that can be recovered. If digital, the print may have gone south, but the "digits" can be reprinted.
Dec 28, 2011 16:02:13 #
Wouldn't it be nice? No polution from internal combustion engines, no coal ash from electric plants, no nuclear fallout...
Only horse turds in the streets. But then when you look at it, there are plenty of people looking to work with a broom and a shovel. :mrgreen:
Only horse turds in the streets. But then when you look at it, there are plenty of people looking to work with a broom and a shovel. :mrgreen:
Dec 28, 2011 16:02:37 #
Wouldn't it be nice? No polution from internal combustion engines, no coal ash from electric plants, no nuclear fallout...
Only horse turds in the streets. But then when you look at it, there are plenty of people looking to work with a broom and a shovel. :lol:
Only horse turds in the streets. But then when you look at it, there are plenty of people looking to work with a broom and a shovel. :lol:
Dec 28, 2011 16:02:58 #
Wouldn't it be nice? No polution from internal combustion engines, no coal ash from electric plants, no nuclear fallout...
Only horse turds in the streets. But then when you look at it, there are plenty of people looking to work with a broom and a shovel. :-D
Only horse turds in the streets. But then when you look at it, there are plenty of people looking to work with a broom and a shovel. :-D
Dec 29, 2011 12:41:47 #
artlover
Loc: NM
RMM wrote:
Was this taken using film or digital? If film, there's probably a lot of information that can be recovered. If digital, the print may have gone south, but the "digits" can be reprinted.
I was taken with an older 3.2 MP camera. Opened the car window
and took the shot and cropped to this version.
:mrgreen:
Dec 29, 2011 12:43:19 #
artlover
Loc: NM
flytyer57 wrote:
Wouldn't it be nice? No polution from internal combustion engines, no coal ash from electric plants, no nuclear fallout...
Only horse turds in the streets. But then when you look at it, there are plenty of people looking to work with a broom and a shovel. :mrgreen:
Only horse turds in the streets. But then when you look at it, there are plenty of people looking to work with a broom and a shovel. :mrgreen:
We had people following horses during the Rose Bowl Parades
for years. :mrgreen:
Dec 29, 2011 14:44:56 #
artlover
Loc: NM
sinatraman wrote:
i dont think the wagon can reach the neccesary 88mph in order to activate the flux capacitor (the key to time travel) i suggest a delorean instead.
Do you live in Virginia?
Yes, Virginia, there was a Jefferson.
:-)
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