What are you doing today? Thread

[bkm]

Scooter/iron= D’andrea came out with this head in the 50’s. I think they went to a red handle in the 70’s. They are still made but cnc has put the hurt on them. There is still something cool about full manual control and sneaking upon a bore. I read that someone ressearched buying a head in ‘06 and it was 7k. I was less than 10% of that, a very good deal.

Bkm, I have a lot of pain when I look at the picture of those Jetskis. My first kidney stone attack came after riding one of those. I bought it maybe 10 years ago and rode one for the first time. All the pounding must’ve shook down stone and later that night I was in excruciating pain. I thought I pulled a muscle in my back but the nausea didn’t make sense. I thought it was just due to the pain! It was misery. Maybe I’ll get another one someday (je ski, I’ve had 2 other stones)

They'll work you over no doubt about that. I only got out once last year and could definitely feel it for the next few days.

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[DAM shop]

Lol, that's the same thing I said. It was 8 degrees today as we were loading them.

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-2 here in Iowa plus nasty wind chill..

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[lndy650]

-9.5 here at 7pm

[Scootertrash]

-10 here. Was -18 this morning at 5AM when I walked the dog.

[knappyfeet]

-10 here. Was -18 this morning at 5AM when I walked the dog.

I'm sorry guys..........it's about 67 right now.

Getting the light switches to work on the little Baja 90

[tripledog]

-10 here. Was -18 this morning at 5AM when I walked the dog.

5 AM is an odd time for a chili dog.

[El Camexican]

It`s not funny ........he`s torturing the poor Dog .........let him piss on floor Scootershart !

It’s a dog, not a puzzy.

[Scootertrash]

It`s not funny ........he`s torturing the poor Dog .........let him piss on floor Scootershart !

Quite the opposite my little tree-hugging PETA-puffer.

He quite well outfitted for cold weather, and refuses to come in after a 20 to 30 minute stroll. He will actually go lay out in the snow in the back yard for another 1/2 hour or so and won't come in until he's ready. Or hungry.

[Scootertrash]

I'm sorry guys..........it's about 67 right now.

No need to be sorry

I find it very relaxing to go for our morning stroll no matter what the temp. I fix up my cup of Bailey's and coffee, and off we go. Mornings like this, -15 again at 6 am, it's deathly quiet when you stop and listen (otherwise the snow squeaking under your feet ruins it), except for the occasional sounds you'd hear in the woods at that time of the morning. Yesterday morning there was a pair of Barred owls calling out to each other, at times they do this crazy call that sounds almost like monkeys. This morning there was a pack of coyotes celebrating a kill off in the distance. Both mornings you could hear the occasional cracking/popping of frozen tree branches. The best part was this weekend we had a full moon, So we could see deer off in the distance in the woods watching us walk by.

[redsox]

Barred owls

I always thought it was "barn owls." So, I learned something today. I learned that i've sounded like an arse at least a few times saying "barn" owls.

[lndy650]

negative 20 here this morning i wanted to get some stuff done but i think ill stay inside

[El Camexican]

No need to be sorry

I find it very relaxing to go for our morning stroll no matter what the temp. I fix up my cup of Bailey's and coffee, and off we go. Mornings like this, -15 again at 6 am, it's deathly quiet when you stop and listen (otherwise the snow squeaking under your feet ruins it), except for the occasional sounds you'd hear in the woods at that time of the morning. Yesterday morning there was a pair of Barred owls calling out to each other, at times they do this crazy call that sounds almost like monkeys. This morning there was a pack of coyotes celebrating a kill off in the distance. Both mornings you could hear the occasional cracking/popping of frozen tree branches. The best part was this weekend we had a full moon, So we could see deer off in the distance in the woods watching us walk by.

Great narrative. Reading it made me feel like I was back home checking traps and snares at Parks Creek or around St. Andrews Airport early Sunday morning before anyone was up to see me. I miss that crunchy sound the snow makes under your boots.

[tripledog]

I miss that crunchy sound the snow makes under your boots.

A crunchy boy can survive...

[knappyfeet]

Doggy seems right at home there in the snow........ nice pic.

[bkm]

Quite the opposite my little tree-hugging PETA-puffer.

He quite well outfitted for cold weather, and refuses to come in after a 20 to 30 minute stroll. He will actually go lay out in the snow in the back yard for another 1/2 hour or so and won't come in until he's ready. Or hungry.

My dad had a 110 lb Akita that would melt the snow under her, get up and find another spot to melt. She fell asleep on the deck while it was snowing and it completely covered her one day. The dog wouldn't come in even if you tried to bribe her with treats and when she would finally come in, she'd lay in front of the wood stove until she was almost on fire. That dog was a trip.

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