other dog

Part Two... and now- the rest of the story. I met some more dogs on the way back to the truck Wednesday morning, but these were friendlies. I was ready for them this time anyway, I brought 2 of Other Dog's begging strips with me. I gave the first two dogs a treat, then another big red dog with black tiger stripes came out to see what was going on. I felt bad that I didn't have any more, so I started to walk back home and get more...not really, I was well over half way there. Then they all went home and left me alone. Almost there! Saw this red machine with a blue bucket at Long Island Lumber. Saw this familiar looking truck on I-64 in West Virginia. Never thought i'd be passing it..........but I did. I kept watching my mirrors going up Sandstone, expecting it to blow my doors off, but I never saw it again. They unloaded 4 or 5 loads of mats here in Jewett, Ohio, then they said they were going to unload me and another truck someplace else. So we followed the pickup- turned off on a little narrow road, then turned off of that road onto a dirt road. Went past the dog... and on and on and up the hill and around the curve to the track hoe way over there. They used a skidder to move the mats around- a nice skidder too. Looks like another MH and a Cruiseliner on 422, a little was east of Indiana. I like this old Ford- looks like the model Vlad posted. Saw this at N.B.Handy in Lynchburg this morning. Followed this Mack chip truck down Long Island Road this morning. He was moving on pretty good, about as fast as I usually go empty. Chips are very top-heavy. Pretty neat trailer moving arappatattus,eh? A big Mack truck. Cabbage plants look fine too.

That bridge is on 295 between Richmond and Petersburg.

Pennex Aluminum, it's over in an industrial park next door to the Werner ladder place.

Looks great!

Tore up Western Star.

There I was walking down the road in the snow carrying a 12 pack of beer, and no one offered me a ride. Thought I might have to use it as a weapon when those two dogs came after me, but one was friendly and I gave him a pat on his head. The other one followed me for about 50 yards or more, right behind me and barking the whole time. Then he stopped following me and stood in the road watching and barking at me until I made a left turn on Wyatt Miles Road and got out of his sight.

I know she was expecting a ride in that big red truck, but she didn't fool me- I could tell she was from Winfall so I didn't even slow down.

yeah, and it's still snowing- it's crazy! supposed to be 60 degrees again by Friday, 70 Saturday. Hope this is all the snow for this year.

I'm with you on that! I started out to work today and the roads were so bad I parked the truck and walked 2 miles home- and it's still snowing here!

I know it's early for pictures of the week, but i'm taking a snow day so I figured i'd post what I got. I saw the Susquehanna River on the way to Narvon, Pa. Monday. Superliner dump truck at the landfill I delivered at. One sheep Two sheep Red sheep Blue sheep. These were at the landfill too, except the blue one- did a google image search for blue sheep. These goats were there on this hill too. Saw a cow too. I even went through Blue Balls- ball I mean, Blue Ball. Fleetstar International. Went over to Wellsville and loaded aluminum logs going to Petersburg, Va. Got them off last night and came home. They had a Diamond Reo Giant too, like they have at their plant in Greenville, Pa. and a Ford 8000 tipper trucks. The Shenandoah river near Harpers Ferry, W.V. Saw some dinosaurs and a shark, an octopus, and several other creatures. I saw this bridge too. Today I was going to Long Island to get a load of mats going to Jewett, Ohio.. It looked like this when I left here this morning- Cabbage plants I just planted Friday. Truck at the yard...still snowing. Rt. 460 about a mile from the yard- not looking too good! Turned onto rt.24 at Concord- looking worse. Long Island is down some very narrow backroads, so I just decided to turn off of Long Island Rd. onto rt. 699, where I saw this girl from Winfall sitting in the snow, drove over to the store on 699, parked in back, went inside and bought 12 beers, then walked the two miles home. Looked like this where the pickup was parked earlier. Cleaned the snow off the satellite antennae. Had this much snow when I got home two hours ago, and it's still snowing...stupid snow.

Hi there Mike!

Al Gore must be just a complete idiot- wonder what caused all the earthquakes there before fracking was ever heard of? Wonder if global warming is causing this almost 4 inches of snow here, and it's still coming down, and it's almost April...

Sorry Eastcoastdiesel.

I agree with you Rowdy .

Delicious! I just shot up in there amongst them, kilt 18 of 'em wit one shot.

Thanks Bob!.. I went to Altavista today, saw about 5,000 wild turkeys in the field. Only got about 25 of them in the picture though. Here's me today- yes, it was today really- 30 years later than 30 years ago, cooking some wings and vegetables on the grill. I'm wearing my 3D extended hood B model T shirt. And this is Other Dog today, walking along the cabbage plants I planted yesterday.

...couldn't say for sure, but you might be. I know a great nuts expert in sunny south Florider if you think you might need therapy.

The first wife, or the Saturn?..What'd you get for her?

Nice looking units. I like the looks of an H model, almost bought one once, but I've never driven one. Jeff Moore said his dad F.L.Moore and his grandfather H.H.Moore had some and hated them, said they were some of the worst trucks they ever had. I've never really heard anybody else have anything bad to say about them though.

Anybody know anything about them? I don't know a thing, but I purchased a 2001 Saturn yesterday because Jo needed a car. I don't even know the model, but it looks like this- It doesn't really have crash bandicoot over the door, I added that- but it was NoClueJoe's idea. Anyway, it has 107,000 miles on it...it's white, automatic, 4 doors,..white,...that's about all I know. Rode and drove good though.

It'll be just north of the I-85 split on 95 then- South Park Blvd. Just make a left at the end of the ramp, go back over 95, bear around to the right, it'll be a little ways up on the left. Big gray building, there's an Oliver or John Deere at the south end of the building and a Farmall M up at the other end.

Yeah! I'll show 'em- the next time I see one broke down or needing a ride i'm not even gonna stop.

That's a trip well worth taking, i've been twice and want to go again soon. They've got tons of stuff to look at, cars, trucks, tractors, antiques, models, books, gift shop, and more. It was very inexpensive I thought- I think it was $8 for an adult, but i'm not sure, and it might have gone up some by now. And they don't mind if you take pictures.

evidently. I didn't even know you could eat them at the time, I thought they were just to play with.

This is me right around thirty years ago.