or dogs for that matter........

Incomparable...

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My backyard yesterday. I suspect some idiot tossed a cigarette on the freeway which is just over the hill from me. Burned about 20 acres including one or tow acres of mine. Actually, having it burn this early in the year isn't a bad thing.

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Had to put the toys out in the flood basin for safe keeping.

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WOW Hugh, I guess I never noticed you have a DB4!!! You don't see many red ones. If you have any pics you could send, I'd love to see them:

ehughes@epikitchen.com

Hugh, I'm glad you still have the DB. I remember the thread where you considered selling it.

The DB4 bit got me digging through my box of photos from past DE events to find this. After all, how many DBR2's does one come across in a lifetime?
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Ed: you've got mail!

Steve: Yeah, I've still got it. I've had it for 36 years, not an easy decision. Keeping it for the time being.

Hugh, please fwd me some pics too...hi-rez if you got 'em. I love that car.

blueskyjaunte at gmail dot com

Hey

Thanks for the interest. Pics are in the email.

Honestly, Norma Jean just looks like trailer trash to me, no matter how finely she's been prepared, primped, packaged or processed.

Most of what I know about her comes from a biography of Joe DiMaggio; and MM really seemed like an unhinged, largely untalented ditz, lacking the sense to stay out of obviously dangerous situations.

vox clamantis in deserto, I know.

Jeff,
That looks like my backyard: a bunch of boys peeing wherever.
Troy

I took that 3 years ago in Key West. The guy is really funny, and doing the Duval Crawl all afternoon makes him a real hoot.

Definitely reminds us of Mr. Bean.

Resembling a bracelet of jewels, a ring of star clusters wraps around the nucleus of what was once a normal spiral galaxy in this image from the Hubble Space Telescope. The sparkling blue ring is 150,000 light-years in diameter, making it larger than our entire home galaxy, the Milky Way. It is 300 million light-years away in the direction of the southern constellation Dorado.

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