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I didn’t work on my car today. We made running boards. Back to paint work tomorrow.

The cat in the next photo after the one in the wheat crop is interesting. From the windscreen it appears to be a 1914 model, but check out the headlights and the unusual side lights.
Another fine sellection Tom.

Allan from down under

"The best of times and the worst of times."
Firehoses, Winter fronts and rollovers show it wasn't all fun and games.
It's still a pleasure to travel back to those days.
Wheat as high as an elephants thigh.
Thanks for taking the time Tom.
Rich

I wonder if the house above the fire saw another day?
Wonderful photos again!

Allan wrote: ↑

Wed May 18, 2022 7:49 pm

The cat in the next photo after the one in the wheat crop is interesting.

Allan trust me I'm not making fun of you! I read that first line you wrote and being a cat lover I went directly to the picture to find the cat. Well it was like trying to find Waldo. Then I realized it was either a typo (the 'r' and 't' are side by side on the keyboard), or, it was a spellcheck thingy. Anyway, I decided to add the cat, albeit he's a saucy fellow!

John,
I too was looking for the Cat but realised it was Allan’s fat fickle finger of fate. (Just like mine!)
Alan in Western Australia

The final pic at 11.26 is heading up Kirkstone Pass in the English Lake District from the north

That cat is big enough to pull a wagon, but is likely more stubborn than a mule
Norm