UH oh, now I'm on the spot! What a show you went to! - some of these actual cars show up on image searches, which means they're well-known cars. The first Ferrari I was thinking was an early Boano-bodied 250 coupe, but they have rear fins, this is way more rounded. But there's a Pininfarina badge o...

Today's photo: This is the Beryllium mine in Utah.
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Today's feature photo from Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour through town in 2016. I had forgotten I had these on my phone.
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gnalan wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 11:09

volvolugnut wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 08:40 Today's feature photo from Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour through town in 1916. I had forgotten I had these on my phone.
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Nice pic, and car. Not sure your year is right though.

It is clear you read better than I write. Corrected.
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gnalan wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 12:45 20180725_124954.jpg
My 1958 Chevy Biscayne 4 door I used to own.

Good looking car.
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Today's photo. Lots of hay stacked very high in Scotland.
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gnalan wrote: ↑10 Apr 2022, 10:58 Looks like one good gust of wind and that whole thing would fall over.

It looked very tall - maybe 18 to 20 feet. Risky business? It did have lots of tie straps. That was on a major highway into Edinburgh. We followed it for miles.

Bonus photo - load going under a bridge.
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Today's photo: It is all green in Scotland in July.
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Today's Photo: Wild turkeys in Oklahoma
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As a guy raised on a farm, it occurs to me as ironic that many lawns are heavily fertilized, weeds are controlled, plenty of water is applied, and the perfect grass that is grown is cut and thrown in the trash.
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