I like the waves in this one. At it's deepest, the water might have been 9-10 inches across the road, not a real big deal, although the waves splashing up on the side and not knowing exactly how deep it was going to get was kind of a rush.
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Handling in Floods
So I jokingly made this comment last Friday about testing the MDX in flood situations as we were heading off to my son's Tae Kwon Do tournament over in Wahpeton, ND. It turns out the Wahpeton/Breckenridge area was ground zero for sandbagging the Red River last weekend. Here's what we encountered on the way back, the striking thing is that this isn't a lake, it's a cornfield!
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Here's where the water ends up - the Red River of the North. This water's on it's way to Fargo..
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The swiftly flowing waters make for good fishing.
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A little work with photoshop and you could place that fish on your roof rack...
"Be scared, be VERY scared!"
"Be scared, be VERY scared!"
Ghost,
You will have to explain the fascination you tundra folks have with large animal icons. Eau Claire, Wisconsin has large a large concrete rat and chicken, Huron, S.D. has a large pheasant and a steer, and now you show me a fish. Is this some Scandanavian cultural tradition or what?
You will have to explain the fascination you tundra folks have with large animal icons. Eau Claire, Wisconsin has large a large concrete rat and chicken, Huron, S.D. has a large pheasant and a steer, and now you show me a fish. Is this some Scandanavian cultural tradition or what?
Hi MarkC,MarkC said:
Well, since you asked
, quite well! Trevor took a first place for patterns, and a second for sparring - Pretty good since he was a purple belt competing with some purple trims and browns! He works hard at his patterns. The sparring was a surprise, as they rarely practice sparring at this school - all in all, a pretty good event! I just happen to have a picture, since the Acura is in the picture, this technically isn't strictly bragging about my kid...
Yes, concrete megafauna are a big deal up here - I think part of the reason is that we need something to look at over the winter!remery said:Ghost,
You will have to explain the fascination you tundra folks have with large animal icons. Eau Claire, Wisconsin has large a large concrete rat and chicken, Huron, S.D. has a large pheasant and a steer, and now you show me a fish. Is this some Scandanavian cultural tradition or what?
I'll try to keep this trend going as we travel...
Tim, you have a very interesting set of hobbies - TV's with tubes, cars with fins, why do I think you have stacks of 45 rpm records laying around...hondacuraworld said:
Hey, can I interest you in a vintage Zenith Z-200 80286 computer? I paid 3 grand for it, would let you have it for half that
. It would be a steal! It reads 5.25 inch disks, I'll throw in a couple hundred of those for free!
off-topic
I actually hate 45s because I never have the patience to keep changing 'em, besides which I sold my nice Silvertone record player/changer on eBay. But, I am working on a 1942 Philco console radio, building in a Heathkit 1950's FM receiver chassis (a 16 tube job), and a CD player! I'm routing this all through the original Philco chassis, which has a set of push-pull #45 tubes, and has great sound. I'm not necessarily just a kook that lives in the past, I just appreciate anything that's well made (hence my presence here ).
Funny you should mention the 80286. I'm working on building a "sleeper" Compaq Portable II "luggable" that will have a Pentium I chassis, color monitor, wireless mouse, and a decent modem. I've gone as far as I can with it as is, even got a 5.25 inch copy of the original Windows, but the old board just ain't got the cookies to run it.
When people ask me what my hobby is, I politely answer "beating dead horses!"
I actually hate 45s because I never have the patience to keep changing 'em, besides which I sold my nice Silvertone record player/changer on eBay. But, I am working on a 1942 Philco console radio, building in a Heathkit 1950's FM receiver chassis (a 16 tube job), and a CD player! I'm routing this all through the original Philco chassis, which has a set of push-pull #45 tubes, and has great sound. I'm not necessarily just a kook that lives in the past, I just appreciate anything that's well made (hence my presence here
).Funny you should mention the 80286. I'm working on building a "sleeper" Compaq Portable II "luggable" that will have a Pentium I chassis, color monitor, wireless mouse, and a decent modem. I've gone as far as I can with it as is, even got a 5.25 inch copy of the original Windows, but the old board just ain't got the cookies to run it.
When people ask me what my hobby is, I politely answer "beating dead horses!"
So Whats Wrong With Bragging!
And anybody says anything about it and I'll personally send them six months worth of dirty diapers.....
and oh yes, I just happen to have this picture of my grandson the cookie baker!
Hey - it's a God-given and probably Constitutional right for parents to brag about their kids .......... and for us Grandparents to brag about our grandkids!ghost said:
And anybody says anything about it and I'll personally send them six months worth of dirty diapers.....
and oh yes, I just happen to have this picture of my grandson the cookie baker!
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Ghost,
What happened to your manik side steps? Did you use them as floatation support during the flood?
What happened to your manik side steps? Did you use them as floatation support during the flood?
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