Many people feel that way. Personally I prefer the '59. No matter, this is a beautiful example of a beautiful car. They sure don't make 'em like that any more.

Nice shot and good for you. Glad you are getting to do the things you want. Keep at it for as long as you can, you will never regret it.

Mustache and beard. Mustache for all of my adult life in emulation of my father. Beard since I retired and didn't have to worry about shaving every day.

Back in the early seventies an employee at at company where I worked grew a beard. It was quite conservative and he looked very good with it. He was threatened with being summarily discharged if he did not shave it off. He huffed and puffed but he did shave it off.

Left turn on red is legal under some circumstances. For example, when turning left onto a one-way street. Stopping first is still mandatory, of course.

Sorry, I disagree with the owners. I think the state should continue to approve licenses as fast as they can. Let the market sort itself out. When it is no longer viable to open new stores the applications will slow down, then stop on their own. Then the stores that are on shaky financial ground will close leaving the stronger, more well-established stores to supply the demand. The herd will eventually thin itself out and the remainder will be stronger for it.

I have a 2018 Ford F150 (King Ranch). It has this feature built in so the engine shuts down at stop signs/lights. There is a button on the dash that I can push to disable this feature for the entirety of that particular trip. It has to be disabled for each and every trip if you don't want it to shut down any more. When I take my foot off the brake it restarts instantly. I did some research into this which revealed that it doesn't totally shut down. It is comparable to a computer going to sleep - it is off but not completely. I don't know about the economics of it but I think in 5 years it has saved a lot of gas.

I've seen a few that were funny but not very many. His art would be a lot better if he didn't make a mess of the eyes.

Don't worry about it. UserID is just trolling again so pay no attention. Carry on...

This is why I have 2, sometimes 3, of every tool in my shop.

I am the same age as you and I don't know when I ever had time to work.

They are magnificent animals. I hope they do well. Not only a very nice set of photos, also a nature lesson.

A great set. I had no idea there are elk in PA.

As usual, another relevant and apropos sermon. I would love to sit down with you one day and just talk for a while. I think it would open my mind and would be one of life's high points.

An excellent set, thanks for sharing. I especially like the Austin-Healey. I believe the one that is pictured is a '59.

A powerful message, more relevant today than, I think, ever before but alas I fear it falls on deaf ears. Indeed, it does not even reach many ears that need to hear it.

Thanks for sharing.