random pics that YOU have taken.......

[GG Allin]

A lot of stuff in the woods by my house.






This one must have been impaled by that twig.

[lane912]

[Racerbvd]

So, you have a piece trim, and it is long, so how to safely pack it, so the shipping monkeys don't bend it??

One way is to get a bicycle box, angle the trim piece in and load it with packing stuff,

The other way is this.





For a whopping $10 (which is less that buying the other packing material to fill a bike box & this won't have to be shipped oversized)

[MT930]

[mikesride]

May 5th 2013.....Hwy #1, southern Saskatchewan........Where is spring?

[pete3799]

[peppy]

Originally Posted by mikesride

May 5th 2013.....Hwy #1, southern Saskatchewan........Where is spring?

Oh my God you have a time machine

[edgemar]

[Baz]

Originally Posted by Racerbvd

So, you have a piece of trim, and it is long, so how to safely pack it, so the shipping monkeys don't bend it??

One way is to get a bicycle box, angle the trim piece in and load it with packing stuff,

Good idea, Byron. Now all you need are a couple of these....

[911Rips]

[mikesride]

Originally Posted by peppy

Oh my God you have a time machine

OH DUH.......
What an IDIOT!!!!
LOL
April.......,
If its still like this in May, you may call me Nostradamus!!!!

[campbellcj]

A few from the Festival of Speed yesterday. Unfortunately trackside access was blocked-off. The wankers make you sign a waiver then still keep you behind locked gates...jeez.


Porsche 930 Turbo by cjcam, on Flickr


Porsche Boxster, Kevin Favell by cjcam, on Flickr


Porsche 911 by cjcam, on Flickr

[BE911SC]

Originally Posted by NeedSpace

MT930, I love these photos, keep them coming. I don't get to fly often so these photos keep me motivated to get back in the air.

What kind of plane are you flying?

And tell me you didn't land this approach, it would have been a pretty wicked forward-slip unless my perception is off.

In the airline biz this is called a "shuttle approach." We also say sarcastically, "No sweat, you're high but at least you're fast."

[MT930]

Originally Posted by BE911SC

In the airline biz this is called a "shuttle approach." We also say sarcastically, "No sweat, you're high but at least you're fast."

We call them "Nose Bleed Arrivals"


No not a final picture, we were on a left crosswind for the turf runway on the right hand side.

Flying a American Champion Scout.

[romad]

As most approaches are too long and shallow.....this one looks pretty good to me. Give me a 150 and 40 degrees of flaps I'll land it on the number from this position.

[dhrcr911s]

Originally Posted by NeedSpace

MT930, I love these photos, keep them coming. I don't get to fly often so these photos keep me motivated to get back in the air.



What kind of plane are you flying?

And tell me you didn't land this approach, it would have been a pretty wicked forward-slip unless my perception is off.

I know where this is.. My office is just off the end of the taxiway. KBZN, Belgrade, Montana.

[MT930]

dhrcr911s

Does it look like this?

[Racerbvd]

[Racerbvd]

Been a busy week, funeral for a friend who passed from cancer.




Raising money to fight cancer..

[Nostril Cheese]