Quoted from TractorDoc:Attended a Tractor Show this weekend -- couple quick pictures from my camera's viewfinder window.
I love watching Classic Tractor Fever. Never owned a tractor but some of those old ones are beyond cool looking. I even like the lawn tractor segments.
This model is one of my favorites. This one sold for over $142,000!
1938-minn-moline (resized).jpgQuoted from DennisDodel:This model is one of my favorites. This one sold for over $142,000!
Ah, the Minneapolis Moline Comfort Tractor -- Model UDLX.
It was an attempt to combine a tractor and automobile in one machine -- you could till the fields in the morning and drive to the grocery store in the afternoon. Just like a lot of things that were not a big deal in their day they were made in small numbers -- only to be sought after decades later with a large price tag.
Wonder if that will be the case with the Supreme Pinball Machine? 
Quoted from Budman:Nice vantage point to watch weather pass by to the north.
Excellent view!
Your grass looks really nice too.
Thanks! We love it out in the country. There is a bald eagle nest nearby so get a lot of flyovers....
Quoted from VacFink:Crazy job. But if you think those guys are chill. Look for the guy 'walking slowly away' just right and below center in this video at about 17seconds. I'd like to know what that guy was doing just before that happened. I imagine he still has his headphones on and missed the entire thing.
I’m still reading through all the posts I missed, but had to respond to this post. I work in the construction industry so I saw this video when it came out. My first reaction was that guy running away was so lucky. After I watched it another dozen times, I noticed a guy welding about half way down where the boom lands (middle of the screen wearing an orange/red jacket). He doesn’t know anything is happening until the boom lands inches away from him. After the boom lands he calmly stands up and walks away.
Quoted from TractorDoc:but this was all that was left by the time I was able to get the camera out.
At least you got to see it for real. Most people, now-a-days, only see thing thought their phones.
There's a Moon Out Tonite. . .
Thought it looked neat framed with the excavator boom.
A few minutes later.
Later still.
Mr. Cloud decided to join in.
Doubt I'll make it to the eclipse. . . not sure what time that is happening anyway.
Love this thread, great pictures. Full disclosure, there's no window, I'm sitting on the terrace, sipping G&T waiting for the sunset while browsing the pinside. Snapped this pic of bella (the fat cat) scouting the neighborhood while keeping me company. It's Friday evening and life is good!
20180727_205026.jpgQuoted from TractorDoc:Another storm rolled by last night.
Some of my best lightning pictures.
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Super sweet pics.
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Quoted from Darcy:And it is technically still Summer! Got to love the capital region.
You're right...June 21 - Sep 22.
Someone tell mother nature it's technically still "summer."
IMG_20180913_0943108.jpgIMG_20180913_0943166.jpg That's a Bison, right? About 1/2 mile from my house is what is known as the Buffalo farm, but I'm pretty
sure they're Bison..
Here's a pic from the back deck of the 1940s Pull-a-Way Merry-go-Round that I recently refurbished.
Only have the bench seats left to do. I don't remember seeing any of these on the old playgrounds around here..
Poured the pad she'll be going on this past Thursday..
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