Duh. So you're not stupid, but still a Cliff Clavin
My money is on an old Sears service center.
Remember, we all went there for tires and batteries......well, some of us.....1 or 2 anyway.
IF you can ever find the place to be open.This place cooks their steaks on tamarack fires…..
Wolf Lodge Steakhouse
www.wolflodgesteakhouse.com
Yea, been by there a bunch of times, never seen a single car in the lot.
East side of CdA, north side of hwy (don't recall hwy #) just west of huge RV park, across hwy from lake.
Know the area very well.
I believe that is a Colt-Browning M1895 "potato digger" machine gun. Go to the 5-minute mark in the video for a closeup of the noted mechanism.
What a cool car, is it yours ?
Yeah right a bunch of asiatic tigers sitting in a raked sand pit
We need to talk about meringue on banana pudding.
On another board we had a thread that went like 100 pages of arguing about it.
Looks like a bonsai treeI'll have to check them out next time I'm there. Looks awesome! I use mountain mahoghany to grill on. Its in the rose family IIRC. Very dense. Cercoarpus ledifolius Nutt.
Is that Sam Rothstein's caddy?
Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal’s 1981 Cadillac El Dorado outside Marie Callendars restaurant in Vegas.
Car had a chunk of metal under the drivers seat to correct a handling problem (the car was unbalanced) installed by GM when the car was built. They all had it.
Great movie!
Sirhr
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What are/were your pronouns?
Not where I lived. You had to order whatever you wanted. Mom took my brother and me before school started and ordered six pairs jeans, six shirts, shoes and jacket for the year...and you better not rip them.
We need to talk about meringue on banana pudding.
On another board we had a thread that went like 100 pages of arguing about it.
Bless your hearts…
Sirhr
Well I am a BP purist.
but….
Real whipped cream will work as well.
I even made one once with Nutter Butters instead of Nilla Wafers and it was magnificent
And that would be how my wife organizes pantry, laundry room, refrigerator, freezer...
Thats what I loved working in Montana, it was just you and your saw in the middle of some beautiful quiet mountains. Not so much in Virginia where I worked with big Caterpillar skidders.6 years with the USFS in Timber and Fire, and 4 years with CDF (now CalFire) most of it with a saw in my hands. Saw some really cool country and met some great people. But I have no want to hike the Pacific Crest Trail after working on it in multiple locations and states.
Funny that I medicalEd out of the Army, but the USFS kept me employed through college.
Domestic tip:
Confiscate some to use in reloading room.
Tell wife you accidentally broke them to cover up theft.
Follow me for more marriage tips.
Sirhr
OCD? Yep, but where do I get too much money.
Way ahead of you Sirhr…….
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