Around the house?

[thesilverfox]

Ahh yes, reliable, LOL... You need mechanical skills for these old bikes.

[Tin Can]

Ahh yes, reliable, LOL... You need mechanical skills for these old bikes.

I rode a 1973 Triumph 750 coast to coast in winter 1980. Set the points every other day. Installed new clutch in parking lot in San Antonio. I always fix my own bike, nobody touches it. I do my own tires, carry what I need. I bought new 1998 Monster and the dealer could not get it started. They were about to removes carbs and I forced them to not touch it. It was a pinched hose, took me 20 seconds. Later they would not let me do my own handlebar recall, but of course they broke the switch gear. I never ride anybodies bike as I don't trust the last mechanic. I inspect my bike every time I get on it, it's parked outside here. I was Foreman of 10 mechanics for 20 years, I am be very insistent on quality wrenching, by the book. I am a PITA.

[DennisD]

Fresh eggs in a bowl at golden hour. 4x5 speed graphic, 9" Gundlach Hyperion soft focus lens, Ilford fp4+ in pyrocat hd. Outdoors on a rock between the chickens' house and our house.

img441 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

Nice one Jason.
I love the "yin yang" curve created by the shadow line.
Very neat.

[Eduardo Aigner]

Small toys and hands !

[RHITMrB]

If you put food back on the grill "for just a few minutes," don't forget it's there...


Grilled Corn by Isaac Sachs, on Flickr

[bobwysiwyg]

Been there, done that.

[jp]

Nice one Jason.
I love the "yin yang" curve created by the shadow line.
Very neat.

Thank you! I was fascinated by the shadows and had fun with that.

[david@bigeleisenlaw.com]

Why does a chicken coop have two doors?
Because if it had four doors it would be a chicken sedan.

[austin granger]

Nest, Brentwood Street, Portland by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Domingo A. Siliceo]

Beautiful, Austin.