Nick
In Remembrance
Awesome! Real Cars.
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Me and my 67 SS, tall big block 396 bored out 30 over, balanced and blue printed, 4 spd, posi, 4-11 gears painted 79 corvette red. Hurst 4 spd shifter, M22 aluminum rock crusher tranny. Holly 750 4 barrel double pumper. Pushing 425 HP. So much more fun stuff., solid lifters
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Sharp!
Sharp!
I bet he'd pay $6000 to have it back.
Nice cars Rusty.............. that time of the year again, I guess?
Seen some open wheeled 29's and a bunch of other old cars scattered around town last week............ not sure what was going on.
Nick
In Remembrance
Looks good E. Ever take it down the track and see what it turns in the quarter ?
I see the SS, but what was the model. I see the crossed flags on the fender, but don't recall those on a Camaro.
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wildflowers
First one I have never seen, and the second one looks vaguely familiar.......... but then again, maybe not. The flower looks familiar, but the plant it resides on doesn't. Too many blooms all close to each other. Are you any better at plant ID than I am?
All I know is they are natural prairie flowers. Took those on a native prairie, never been plowed.
Never been plowed? That seems strange to me. I thought early settlers rampaged everything. We have preserved areas her too.............. and that's a good thing. Using up every available inch of land is stupid to put it politely.
I wish I could retire and go gung ho on my photos...... scanning and preserving them all. I have flower photos, but where are they?.......... somewhere hidden in all them gold colored boxes.
One I'd like to rediscover is a photo of the elusive California ground cone.
.........not really elusive, but I have only seen one of them. Looks like a pine cone standing upright on the forest floor, but it's a fungus I think, like a mushroom. I gotta go find that one................ must be in a box from 1996 to 1999.....................
The orange flowers I think is called Golden Rod and the other is wild roses------I think.
Daris
Daris
You are right Daris, at least about the wild roses. I don't know about the other one.
Here's what they show in Oregon.
http://portlandnursery.com/plants/natives/rosa.shtml
I don't think they grow real tall. I recall as kid, some kind of flower like that grew in the grass beside the driveway. It didn't get much taller than the grass.
The Princess in her natural habitat.......
