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(11-17-2019, 09:44 AM)Frulk_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Learned something just now. Those WW2 bombers still flying these days are worth their weight in gold.

According to PB, close: $3600 per seat for 60 minutes.

I got to fly in a Ford Tri Motor a year ago. Sort of like being on an old, loud bus with a view. Only cost $75.

just curious.. how is this month's photo challenge announced..

chuckk ..

The first person to post a photo on last month’s theme gets to choose this month’s theme. They post it here. EmptySea is the adjudicator, but it looks to me like it’s Gone in 60.

Oh boy, I'm honored! Lessee here, I could say "Picture of your bike near the beach", but I realize that a lot of guys have their rides tucked away for winter. That being the case, I know that a picture of your garage was a recent topic.

My mom runs a kitten foster organization, so she's always got a herd of 'em running around, which is nice, because I don't care how bad your mood is, playing with a bunch of kittens will make anyone happy. But, everyone has a cat wandering around their shop while they work away in the cold weather. Mine used to curl up under my bike to hide from whatever noisy tool or engine I was working with.

So, how 'bout a picture of your bike in it's lair or storage area with a pet or animal that isn't a cat.

Sound good?

I don’t have the pretty garage that some of you guys have. I store mine in an old carriage house that’s seen better days. But I had Loca Mocha out for a walk and thought why not?



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well that surely looks like the first posting for this months challenge !! .. your bike looks plenty happy, being out of the weather .. I can remember having my herd of old goldwings, all of them covered up with cheap bike covers in my back yard.. after every rain, I would pull the covers and let them dry out.. I didn't want to trap moisture under the covers, having them sweat.. ugg, I don't want to go back there.. all the work trying to keep them happy.. thank god, I live in a place where it didn't rain often.. done with all of that now..
Chuckk ..

(12-02-2019, 12:13 PM)Chuckk_imp Wrote: [ -> ]well that surely looks like the first posting for this months challenge !! .. your bike looks plenty happy, being out of the weather .. I can remember having my herd of old goldwings, all of them covered up with cheap bike covers in my back yard.. after every rain, I would pull the covers and let them dry out.. I didn't want to trap moisture under the covers, having them sweat.. ugg, I don't want to go back there.. all the work trying to keep them happy.. thank god, I live in a place where it didn't rain often.. done with all of that now..
Chuckk ..

So-kay Chuck ... when things get *really* dry, you are welcome to visit CB folks who live by the Great Lakes.

it's too bad, California couldn't borrow just a few of your rainy days.. not too many though !! .. maybe we could do a trade.. I'll give you one of my sunnies for a rainnie ..

(12-02-2019, 01:17 PM)Chuckk_imp Wrote: [ -> ]it's too bad, California couldn't borrow just a few of your rainy days.. not too many though !! .. maybe we could do a trade.. I'll give you one of my sunnies for a rainnie ..

If life was so convenient.

I fear one day the reality will be more like, " ... trade a bottle of drinkable water for a bottle of breathable air ... ".

The bottle of air, of course, would be used by the CB1100.