I had to look that one up too. The things I'm learning lately from this forum.
Stanley Kubrick would have run with your plan.... but sadly, The Girl might be on to something. :rotflmao
As a gorilla or the Hero? ;Poke
KansasIDI said:
Carhenge
I didn't think that's in Kansas.
I wasn't sure what this was until @IDIBRONCO replied. We had one of those about an hour west of me but it was made from old airstream trailers. The old guy who owned the business fought the county for years because they wanted it torn...
I may have to take a page out of my in- laws book and bounce around the country for a month or two each year and sightsee once I'm retired.
Yikes!!! With the exception of the below zero, that's comparable or worse than Florida's heat and humidity. I grew up around snow but my parents moved...
You have a valid point there. I've found that to be true more often than not. And stone arches too, who knew? I always figured that to be a Utah kind of thing. Hmm, if it weren't for the snow I might possibly be tempted to move there. I'm certain J.F. would be thrilled to have my carpetbagging...
I got a kick out of this part of the sentence. I've been to that point where I can just get a finger close enough to touch the bolt, but when I force my hand in far enough to actually get hold of the part, that's when the real trouble, pain and blood letting begins.
Off topic a bit. Is that a sliding barn door where you have the dump truck pulled in? Only asking because I'm threatening to do that on the back "carport" part of my shop once I enclose it. If so, how did you do it?
I had a mid 70's dodge tradesman van in the early 80's that was extended and used to have a wheelchair lift. It had a 36 gallon plastic tank. Even though gas was cheaper then, I was young and poor and it hurt to fill that tank.
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