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That's a real sweet pic; it's like a calendar shot or something. Did you run a filter of some kind on that?

I sort of figured that'd be how you did it. Thanks for the pic. What's the story on the sonotube wrapped in the sheet poly (in the foreground; far right); is there some reason for that?

It does have an ugly duckling look to it on that chassis and those wheels, but that cab and front-end is one real beautiful thing.

Thanks for the post; nice! Where do you figure that spike came from: was that land fenced at one time?

- First, select on the graphic (quotation mark inside a dialog box with a plus-sign), at the bottom right of each post that you want to include (and in the sequential order that you want them to appear). Up to the one you want to reply to. If you hover on that graphic, you'll see it says...

That thing looks pretty nimble for the size of it, and the engines are turboprop I'm guessing (sound more jet-like that prop-like). It seems sort of like a C-130 on steroids. Does anybody know much about it?

How did you dig for the piles/ piers; did you use a hydraulic auger of some kind? PS You like relatively new to posting on here, so Welcome!

Looks like the first aircraft set the marker for the drop by the DC-10. Do you know if that's what that was?

Is this pic of the "vane" valve, the deflector that you're talking about?

That's beautiful country where you live! But what's that you're carrying in the second shot? It looks like you stole the Jumbotron from some NFL Stadium somewhere!

Let me see if I can post this:- You save your image as a .jpeg (I hope you won't ask me how :roll:; but if you do we'll figure that out). - Then with your .jpeg image you go to "Markup" in the tool bar, and select on that - And that will drop down a tool bar of graphics from which you select...

I know what you mean. It helps to keep you in touch with your body! It's very holistic; almost a zen thing. :naner::mrgreen:

I couldn't tell you why, but all I got was audio and no video; sure sounded sweet, though. [thumbzup]

The built-in carrying handle is a nice feature.

Good catch! I remember that ad for sure. :jumpin:

The frame is pretty clean, there's not much real rust; nice find. :clinto:[thumbzup]

:funny: We'll turn the light out for you if the 819 goes to dust (and we're not already dust ourselves).

That's nice looking work. [thumbzup]

Congratulations, and welcome from Virginia.

All bets are off for Buffalo NY in wintertime. It's kind of like Fort Drum. They just get a whole different winter than most of the rest of us. And I'm okay with that. :jumpin::whistle: