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[Dr. Cranky]

Mike, I love that last picture of the 1950 Chevy Pick up. Nice.

[Sixx]

I didn't go, but, every Thursday night here on the square in Crown Point, they have a car show. They all park around the square for the peeps to see. Ah, maybe next week!! LOL!!

[hotrod59f100]

Mike I love that 57 f100. Vary nice truck.

[Pete J.]

So am I the only one that realized that this is a photo out of a dirigible, AKA blimp? Cool photo.

[donkeypuncher76]

Here's a few more.

Winter in Oregon



Driving through Crater Lake in Southern Oregon. This is in mid June, believe it or not.



One very scary bridge that stretches from Oregon to Washington right at the channel to the Pacific Ocean in Astoria Oregon.



This fine looking F-100 was sitting outside the Harrah's casino in Cherokee NC.



And here is more examples of my driving/photography skills. My wife hates it when I do this. This is along I-70 in Utah going through Devils Canyon.



And then on the same trip on I-70 in Kansas we came across this OCC chopper for the U.S. Army.

Love that photo of I-70 , been through that stretch alot in my Western Star doing the Shakytown-Denver run, the "San Rafael swell" area is awesome, man i miss the road lol. great pics.

[Badluck 13]

So am I the only one that realized that this is a photo out of a dirigible, AKA blimp? Cool photo.

Thanks Pete,yes it is,it was taken from the co-pilot seat fr the Spirit Of Goodyear,I was blessed to get to go up with her for a hour voyage,I have quite a few pics from the ride,but this one was one of my favorites....experience that was just un-describable........

Edited by Badluck 13, 24 May 2012 - 10:07 PM.

[Tony T]

This sure gets attention! Taken almost 4 years ago in Quebec, about 20 minutes north of Ottawa.

[Tony T]

Road-worthy advertising...crane is functional.

[scummy]

G,day , i'm a member of a muscle car forum in the states and they started a page like this and i tell you it has pictures of everything . I think you guys will love what you see , here's the link . Cheer's scummy.
http://www.yenko.net...topics/313632/1

[groo12]

I thought this would look cool as a B&W.

[hotrod59f100]

Nice truck ray

[KevinMoparFord]

This is from Cadilac, MI, just north of Grand Rapids. I was there fro a Vintage Thunderbird Club regional meet in 1998. This is my car and is my favorite picture if it. The owner's sister took pictures at night, her kids would wet the ground. I visited this place in 2005 while on a business trip, but not sure if it is still there now.

[groo12]

Nice truck ray

Thank you.
Taken at the Wig Wam Hotel, Holbrook, Arizona.
Spent a lovely hour or so in their carpark, snapping away.

[Dr. Cranky]

The eye candy continues to drip off this page. Wow, amazing work.

[rustymodeler]

This sure gets attention! Taken almost 4 years ago in Quebec, about 20 minutes north of Ottawa.

This looks like me after I finish a model car in 1:12 scale.

[Austin T]

This is from Cadilac, MI, just north of Grand Rapids. I was there fro a Vintage Thunderbird Club regional meet in 1998. This is my car and is my favorite picture if it. The owner's sister took pictures at night, her kids would wet the ground. I visited this place in 2005 while on a business trip, but not sure if it is still there now.

They have made lots of tin signs with rosie's diner,I have one on my wall.

[charlie8575]

Some very cool stuff. I took these in 2010. This was the old Bancroft Chrysler-Plymouth on Bancroft St. in Worcester, Ma. They took down the late 1980s remodel and have since covered this back up. The building is now apartments.















Charlie Larkin

[charlie8575]

The Wayside Inn grist mill in Sudbury, Ma.

This was built in 1922 by Henry Ford (yes, that one,) who owned Longfellow's Wayside Inn at the time, and most of the land that is now called Wayside Village, on the Marlborough/Sudbury line.



Charlie Larkin

[Dr. Cranky]

It's interesting when you've been taking pictures for several years how certain themes and elements begin to appear over and over in the work. I think this is how you've trained your eye to find what YOU like for subject matter.

In my case it is rust and abandoned roadside stuff.

[Jeff Johnston]

Here is my favorite roadside pic...



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