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[Jim Galli]

Wow David. Spectacular shot!

[tuco]

I passed through Yellowstone from the north end out through Beartooth Pass and took a few roadside shots along the way. This one you can take from the window of your car. And countless people have, no doubt.

Angle Terrace, Yellowstone NP by yo_tuco, on Flickr

Zeiss 100/f3.5, CPL + NDX400, 100ACR, PMK

More messing around with a ND filter.

Irrigation Pivot by yo_tuco, on Flickr

Zeiss 100/3.5, O2 + NDX400, 400TMY @ EI50, PMK

[h2oman]

Some images from a recent road trip to see family. All made with a now very obsolete dslr!

Eastern Oregon:




Western New Mexico:




Eastern Arizona:

[Racer X 69]

Thanks! Yes, they seem to breed. I have 2.

I have a Ford tractor that has a flathead 4 cylinder engine in it that is basically the same engine that Ford used in the Model A.



And it makes a great lawnmower.

[Jim Galli]

I have a Ford tractor that has a flathead 4 cylinder engine in it that is basically the same engine that Ford used in the Model A.



And it makes a great lawnmower.

Sweet! That thing is in beautiful shape.

[Tin Can]

Wow, nice Ford tractor, we used to have a 1948 that looked just like it. We even had that PTO Bush-Hog and a rear blade in Wisconsin on 80 acres of great land. I miss the farmette and tractor. Those things are so tough and reliable every decade somebody paints one into a 'rebuild'!

Brings back some bittersweet memories I should just let go.

I have a Ford tractor that has a flathead 4 cylinder engine in it that is basically the same engine that Ford used in the Model A.



And it makes a great lawnmower.

[Scott Schroeder]

Couple of portraits. Canon AV-1 50/1.8 panf 50 plus

[Racer X 69]

Sweet! That thing is in beautiful shape.

Thank you!

Wow, nice Ford tractor, we used to have a 1948 that looked just like it.

Mine is a '48.

We even had that PTO Bush-Hog and a rear blade in Wisconsin on 80 acres of great land.

The attachment in the picture is a 6 foot wide finish mower, 3 blades, rear discharge.

I also have a blade, a rock rake, a rear mount sickle bar mower and a mid/side mount sickle bar mower. After I bought the tractor I picked up and installed a Sherman over and underdrive unit (you split the machine at the bell housing and it is installed in place of the input shaft) and a Howard gear reduction unit (goes between the back of the transmission and the rear case).

I miss the farmette and tractor. Those things are so tough and reliable every decade somebody paints one into a 'rebuild'!

Yep. Henry did a good job with the N series tractors. Too bad he stole the 3 point system from Mr. Ferguson

Brings back some bittersweet memories I should just let go.

So sorry to hear that this brings up memories best left forgotten.

[David Hedley]

Thanks, everyone, for the kind comments. Here's another, from a different location in that area - the Pequenas Lençóis - taken with my venerable Canon EOS5D;

[tuco]

A Dreamcatcher somewhere along a country road near Pullman, WA.

Dreamcatcher by yo_tuco, on Flickr

Zeiss 50/4 FLE, O2 Orange, 400TMY @ EI50, PMK