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Very uneven.... I will only hit it from the back!
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Yep, standard protocol
Dispensary ?
You just know that guy is still getting his ass kicked from high school kids
Somebody needs to teach him how to properly tuck it in.
That's kind of a first lesson in cross dressing.
NY Democrats on the banner behind ... ummm .... it
Yeah was wondering if it's from the city, maybe AOC's area
This is from just east of Chaco Canyon in New Mexico. Below is the whole panorama.
Out in the Navajolands, if you ignore modern social distancing guidelines, they turn you into a fucking rock.
I despise the phrase "social distancing", but then again I hate enough people I work with that I have plenty of practice keeping to myself.
I despise the phrase "social distancing", but then again I hate enough people I work with that I have plenty of practice keeping to myself.
That's Aztec Ruins National Monument, a little ways north of Farmington, NM. It's a typical gringo dumbass misnaming job since it's actually an Anasazi ruin, not an Aztec ruin.
I drive by the entrance whenever I need to hit East Main Trading. Always wondered what an "Aztec" ruin would look like.
Road block from Colorado to New Mexico ? Non essential travel ?I drive by the entrance whenever I need to hit East Main Trading. Always wondered what an "Aztec" ruin would look like.
Another Aztec Ruins shot. My knees whined like a baby at all the stooping to get through the doors.
where can you order a set!!
Most of the ruins at Chaco are in the canyon. If you can scramble up an easy chimney, you can take the Pueblo Alto trail to get to two ruins on the upper plateau. Below is the newer Alto ruin.
It's not built with the quality of the better ruins down in the canyon, but it's a really cool hike. The walls are multi-layer like the canyon ruins, but the vaneer layer up at Alto is coarser and less aesthetic. Still better than I could do...
Looking at Neuvo Alto from the east, it stands out that there's no windows. I'm guessing the outer wall had at least some spotter ports.
When you look at the big picture view, you can see part of the canyon wall to the right of the ruin, but mostly you see plateau level. We were wondering if Alto was a hunting camp or possibly a scout camp to watch for intruders.
The older Alto ruin is a couple hundred yards to the east and it's got funkier rock work and pretty clean lines.
Here's another of the things I call "WTF, Gringo?". They call this the Jackson Staircase because William Henry Jackson was the first white man to have seen the staircase. They could have named it after the side canyon it's in or whatever. Regardless, I bet it was a treat to be chipping these steps in with the tools on hand a thousand years ago.
Looking down on the Chetro Ketl ruin from the Alto trail:
And finally, looking down on Pueblo Bonito from the Alto trail:
It's not built with the quality of the better ruins down in the canyon, but it's a really cool hike. The walls are multi-layer like the canyon ruins, but the vaneer layer up at Alto is coarser and less aesthetic. Still better than I could do...
Looking at Neuvo Alto from the east, it stands out that there's no windows. I'm guessing the outer wall had at least some spotter ports.
When you look at the big picture view, you can see part of the canyon wall to the right of the ruin, but mostly you see plateau level. We were wondering if Alto was a hunting camp or possibly a scout camp to watch for intruders.
The older Alto ruin is a couple hundred yards to the east and it's got funkier rock work and pretty clean lines.
Here's another of the things I call "WTF, Gringo?". They call this the Jackson Staircase because William Henry Jackson was the first white man to have seen the staircase. They could have named it after the side canyon it's in or whatever. Regardless, I bet it was a treat to be chipping these steps in with the tools on hand a thousand years ago.
Looking down on the Chetro Ketl ruin from the Alto trail:
And finally, looking down on Pueblo Bonito from the Alto trail:
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No propane
No problem
build a new BBQ
No problem
build a new BBQ
If it looks stupid but it works it ain’t stupid.
We really do need a serious WTF emoji.
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My dad has one of these and it was stupid fast in stock form. At least for the time.
Had one about 35 years ago. Am I remembering correctly, they had flat mainsprings? I do recall the internals were very different than a 1911.
Would love to see the other side of this one. Both Google Image and Tineye struck out.
I worked for Mercedes as a line mechanic when these were new. Last of the great Mercedes. 300k no problem. The diesel while underpowered was an anvil. Not as great as the 300D but still good. 560SEL was a beast, The 420SEL wasnt bad either. They made a 3 litre 6 cylinder gas that was a dissapointment but was still built well.
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