Hooray!!!!! You get it! Someone finally gets it!!!!!!🤓😎

The subtle gradient of blues in the first shot is beautiful a nd, to me impressive. I usually don’t “see” th at many closely separated hues. Nice!

Heritage edition, eh… I remember seeing my first Ford GT {GT 40} at the beginning of summer 1967 on the Interstate highway going west about an hour or two out of St. Louis. I was about to doze off in the front passenger seat when I saw a car in the side mirror (Objects are closer than they appear…yada yada….) it was small and red and getting larger by the second. There were four of us… all geology majors heading to Colorado for a summer field camp. By the time I could yell to get the attention of the ther three guys including the. Unsuspecting driver we were being passed and about to become a memory to the driver of the awesome street version of the iconi Ford GT. I had only just seen a picture of one a couple of days before and admittedly the picture didn’t take your breath away like the close encounter with this low flying UF-ORD did. This newer one is even more beautiful and sophisticated than the 50+ year old one, and I’d love to own one even if I had to hire someone to pull my decrepit old butt out of the seat.

I was fortunate to work for Furd Aerospace in the mid to lte 1980’s when the fabricators of comm satellite nose cones struck a deal with Ford Motor and Jack Roush Racing to build a carbon fiber cockpit for the circa 1986-‘88 Ford GTP car that was campaigned by Klaus Ludwig; Tom Gloy; Pete Halsmer; and Lyn St. James. Check out the 1986 Riverside GTP race when Lyn walked away from a fiery crash with minor injuries when the carbon fiber tub did what it was designed to do… she’s still one of my heroes to this day!!!

Hmmm, that’s odd….😋

I really like the second one.. it looks like Christmas”candy corn” actually growing🙂. … don’t feel “out of your comfort zone, you’re really just finding out that it’s much larger than you may have realized. Great shots!

I always get a chuckle out of seeing one of these grand old ladies adorned by a satellite dish.🤓

Yep, nuthin’ but us bros out here…. You nailed it., Joe!

Thanks so much, Jack. It feels like the world is back in the correct orbit once more. Happy Spring at ast!!

Beautiful shot! Personally, I find it much easier to take sunsets than getting up for sunrise. ……I might have to reconsider… at my age I think I probably am up within 10 minutes of sunrise anyway… if I can remember to get dressed and have my camera ready to go….🤓

From the sounds of the prices they’re bringing, I think they are already being made…. 🙄

Great set… all terrific!!!

One of those sure makes you want to “hold it” until spring…. Or at least a gas station…..

Storms brewing in the southwest caused a flock of Greater Egrets to drop in her to overnight in one of the local plowed fields it was just after sunset… a quick count revealed between 45-60 with at least one GBH joining in for the night.

Was this a product of your loca artists? I think Metropolis, IL did a series of murals, each designed and executed by members of a few local artists… The most obvious subject was verboten due to copyright constraints of a comic book publisher who will remain un-named out of respect for town whose name the publisher didn’t mind using👿👿👿

Beautiful work. What was the original purpose of the “dandy “ container in the first picture ?