Hobo Jungle

[GP]

Pete,

Thanks for the link on the firecrackers. That is amazing coordination and teamwork. When my son played tennis in college, his coach had daily drills they did with jump ropes to improve their foot work on the tennis courts.

GP

[rogruth]

Pete,

I had a long answer to the above concerning my opinion but we had an internet problem here and I lost it.

I'll just say that I have seen kids practice for things like this,which I applaud,but not be able to make chaange or talk in sentences.

[rogruth]

Jim,

My wife laughed at the experience joke.She does NOT laugh at my jokes.

[JIM2223]

My sister-in-law sent it to me...I thought it was pretty good too!

Jim

[Dewey1]

Any way you cut it those are good,neat All American kids. Watching them leaves me feeling good.

[Tramp]

Have any of you hobos seen Dennis Brennan's book yet? Not only is the modeling topnotch, but the photography is just as good. Add in clear and enthusiastic prose and you have a classic how-to book that borders on being a coffee-table glossy of esthetically perfect images. If I had read this when I was a teenager starting out building a layout, it would've changed everything. Dennis has added something special to the hobby. And that track work and the weathering . . . could they be any better? Those two alone are worth the twenty spot. Congratulations, Dennis!

[rogruth]

I have it and will use some things from it as I contiue with scenery.

The written dialog with the photos make understanding how to do some things a lot easier,IMHO.

[JIM2223]

Here a good Question!!!!!!

Why is it when your wife becomes pregnant, all her female friends rub her tummy and say“Congratulations”……


But none of them rub your dick and say “Well Done”!!!



Just wondering why...MMMMMMMM!

[rogruth]

Jim,
Ask your wife.Remember it was her female friends doing the rubbing.

You want your male friends to do the rubbing?

[JIM2223]

I think not guy!

Jim

[hev52]

Yea, was drivin' thru Strasburg and all the TCA crowds were there. Caught the Lancaster and Oxford Southern #10 rollin' by.....................................


















.....................then went to git my milk at the farm and this was greetin' me.......................














I always take my camera along when I go for milk hoping he opens up them tail feathers. So far I haven't had any luck yet. One day I'll catch him...................

[JIM2223]

Hev:

Hope you do, that would make a pretty photo.

Jim

P.S. I have pictures of the #10 sitting still but not in motion.

[The Dirt]

GREAT picture of the LO&S!!

I always take my camera along when I go for milk hoping he opens up them tail feathers. So far I haven't had any luck yet.

Tell ya what. Close up, that bird looks a little nearsighted. Next time you go, turn away and bend over, waggle your *** around, and squawk like a peahen. That oughta do it!



'Course, you get him TOO warmed-up, you may get more than you bargained for!

[hev52]

I don't know there Dirt Man, I think he would go after your skinny *** before mine since your from the highlands. The flatlanders are gittin' old............................

[The Dirt]

Ya dog!!

Check this out...

When I said that woolly-bear predicted an early snow, I had noooooo idea...



The horses are loving it... no flies to pester them...



...and while I'm hunkered in with my cup of joe...



Back up to the 60's next week!