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Thanks, I hope I saved it- ain't that something, the snake crawling in there like that like it knew the little squirrel was in there? I've never seen anything to beat it. First time i've even seen a flying squirrel since I was a kid, one lived in the woods at the back of the field behind the house.

Old Weirton Steel mill, Weirton, W.V. I always thought this was a great view from here, heading north on rt. 2. A girl, in a car! I saw this little fellow peeping out of the bird house yesterday- I think it's a flying squirrel. Then today I saw this asshole- It got all the way in before I got there, so I had to destroy the bird house to get to it. No big deal, but it was made from a porch column from my grandfather's house. I chopped the bird house open with an axe, and I didn't kill the snake but I fu- well, I chopped his ass up pretty good because I was pissed! Yes, I know it's nature's way, the snake's just doing it's job, blah-blah- blah. God also said the serpent would be scorned forever more, so I feel no remorse for killing a snake, I don't care if it's a black snake, rattle snake, or a rubber snake, as far as i'm concerned the only good one is a dead one. I was really pissed! The only good part is that the little chipmunk or flying squirrel was not in the house, and it didn't look like the snake had swallowed it.

West Virginia- Harrisonburg, Va. Don't see many of these mail boxes any more- How about this- a girl in a car-

I saw a big truck riding on a trailer. And I saw fried green tomatoes- they were delicious too! A Ford 5000 tractor- I spent many hours on a 5000 Ford just like this when I was growing up- many, many hours. I scored a nice tool box out of the dumpster in Pittsburgh ...looked like a new door in there too, but I didn't get it. Nice looking MH in Pa. West Virginia- Power plant at Mt. Storm.

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I looked out the window a while ago and saw this girl sitting under the pear tree in the back yard. I did not go out there to see what she was up to because I was busy watching TV, but she had some awesome boobage on display.

A girl in a car- and then, when I was on the way home, I saw this girl in Winfall. She had nice boobs, but I did not have time to stop.

I saw a big Mack truck in the weeds in West Virginia, by the truck stop at Mt. Nebo... ...where all the old equipment is parked. A girl on a motorcycle. A girl carrying some corner shelves.

West Virginia- Sam's Market in Lookout, W.V. I brought a whole load of fertilizer from Lynchburg to here with an F model Mack in '79 or '80. This one and the one in Ansted have been closed for years.

Well, that was sort of a test- I could not post pictures on facebook and I wasn't sure if the issue was with facebook, my equipment, or my lack of knowledge in general. OK, A coal train in Rainelle, W.V. A coal pile in Newport News, Va. Probably gonna load coal on that big boat over there- Truck rollin' some coal sitting at the fuel pump- That, or they're burning some brush back there... The Wanderer- nice car, crappy picture. A colorful pig in Berkley Springs. A girl in a car- International for sale over here on rt. 29 at Altavista. Another girl in another car. And yet another girl in another car. Road shot, rt. 60, W.V.

Some big Mack trucks, and a girl in a car.

You're welcome, glad everybody likes the pictures!

I thought about you when I went by the McDonald's in Berkley Springs- no more truck parking. Truck drivers like a big mac as much as anybody else.

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I saw this Dodge polluting the atmosphere like this all the way across rt. 58 from South Hill to Emporia, except when it was going down hill. Looking out the back door at the Ohio River and a barge at Tri Ad Metals in Neville Island, Pa. An MH Mack- An R model dump truck- Then when I was on the way home I saw these two girls hitchhiking, but I was going the wrong way. So I turned around, and they decided that they would go the other way- I don't get it...you try to be nice...

By popular demand, more Going into the gorge, from Tn. into N.C. on I-40. A cabover KW.

I saw a long and winding road... I took a van load to Charlotte, N.C. one day. I saw this Euclid in Petersburg. Approaching Nucor-Yamato Steel in Blytheville, Ar. And- yes, I even saw a big Mack truck! and, no explanation necessary-

I saw this unit at the truck stop in Grayson, Ky. Looked like that rear lift axle on the boom truck had caught fire, I don't know if it was from hot brakes and leaking seals, or maybe a bearing issue. Anyway, it did a lot of damage to the cab of the crane. Most of it was on the far side that you can't see in the picture. Saw these cars there too. I had a '71 Mercury about like this one time. Same color even. I bought it for the 429 engine that was in it, thinking i'd eventually put it in the '69 F100 I had. A guy that lived in the neighborhood in Appomattox needed a Ford engine and stopped by to see if i'd sell it, so I sold it to him for more than i'd paid for the whole car. I really should have put the car on the road, it was in really good condition and only had just over 100,000 miles on it. I saw the gateway arch too...not in Grayson, Ky, it was in St. Louis. Then I saw the place where the Kansas City Royals play. I saw a big truck in a field- why?..I don't know. I think they should have moved the barricade back a little bit here- by the time you got to it the water was already 9 feets deep. I passed several of these big tractors, pulling these big wagons on 460 east of Blackstone one day. Looked kind of like silage wagons. The black SUV was on a tow bar behind the front one. I don't know what they were or where they were going either.

just a coincidence, i'm sure...

They were just working on the peach not long ago, looked like this then-

Happy birthday.

Yes it is- I was coming from Keystone Fence in Schaefferstown, headed over to rt. 15. Had to go to Thurmont to pick up some bricks, then to Williamsport for more bricks.