Not So Pro 3

[Mastermind]

In the winter we use blue root (echinacea). We boil the root and use the tea to put on the rocks to make steam. Good stuff.

 

[Gullet]

I actually live in a very hilly portion of MN, I just happen to be up on top in those pics. Lookup the driftless region of MN Mississippi River valley.

Highest point in MN is 2100ft.
I give my buddy in WI hell cause the highest point is 1900ft.
Where I live doesn't fair much better, 2750ft.
Hell, Oklahoma is the flattest place on Earth & they have a 5000ft mountain in the panhandle! Lol

 

[dall]

And ya finally slacking @dall , a person may be able to get accustomed to doing this for a while...

I started about 6pm so 4 hours ago and 3 coffee

 

[3browns]

Highest point in MN is 2100ft.
I give my buddy in WI hell cause the highest point is 1900ft.
Where I live doesn't fair much better, 2750ft.
Hell, Oklahoma is the flattest place on Earth & they have a 5000ft mountain in the panhandle! Lol

When we lived in the mountains of Northern New Mexico we liked to visit the Durango Colorado area and we would either drive or take the narrow gauge train up to Silverton which is at 9,000 plus feet elevation

We would be fine but the flatland tourists who got off the train would go tearing out to see the sights and get 100 yds before they were out of oxygen and looking for somewhere to collapse

It wasn’t funny but it was funny

 

[dall]

When we lived in the mountains of Northern New Mexico we liked to visit the Durango Colorado area and we would either drive or take the narrow gauge train up to Silverton which is at 9,000 plus feet elevation

We would be fine but the flatland tourists who got off the train would go tearing out to see the sights and get 100 yds before they were out of oxygen and looking for somewhere to collapse

It wasn’t funny but it was funny

I wonder how I’d do lol

 

[Mastermind]

I wonder how I’d do lol

As long as you held your boyfriend's hand, you would be fine.

 

[3browns]

I wonder how I’d do lol

My in-laws visited while we were in Lexington and my FIL was a train nut so we drove to somewhere in WV to ride on what I remember as the highest narrow gauge train east of the Mississippi

Something around 2,000 ft elevation or something

I’m sure you know what I’m talking about

 

[dall]

As long as you held your boyfriend's hand, you would be fine.

lol Gfy

My in-laws visited while we were in Lexington and my FIL was a train nut so we drove to somewhere in WV to ride on what I remember as the highest narrow gauge train east of the Mississippi

Something around 2,000 ft elevation or something

I’m sure you know what I’m talking about

Not sure if cass railroad is a narrow gauge but I think it’s about 4000 feet elevation at the top

 

[3browns]

lol Gfy

Not sure if cass railroad is a narrow gauge but I think it’s about 4000 feet elevation at the top

That name sounds familiar

 

[Mastermind]

lol Gfy

Not sure if cass railroad is a narrow gauge but I think it’s about 4000 feet elevation at the top

Cass is a narrow gauge.

 

[3browns]

Cass is a narrow gauge.

Then that must have been it

Thanks

 

[dall]

Cass Scenic Railroad State Park

Cass Scenic Railroad State Park has some of West Virginia's most popular attractions, including a heritage railroad, authentic company town and more.

wvstateparks.com

 

[dall]

Then that must have been it

Thanks

I’ve rode it probably 5 or 6 times
But it’s been almost 10 years since I rode it last

 

[full chizel]

I’ve rode it probably 5 or 6 times
But it’s been almost 10 years since I rode it last

Bet you can’t say the same about your dent puller.

 

[maulhead]

When we lived in the mountains of Northern New Mexico we liked to visit the Durango Colorado area and we would either drive or take the narrow gauge train up to Silverton which is at 9,000 plus feet elevation

We would be fine but the flatland tourists who got off the train would go tearing out to see the sights and get 100 yds before they were out of oxygen and looking for somewhere to collapse

It wasn’t funny but it was funny

I used to do houses for a builder in Durango, until last year, right about this time...

He was a PITA to work for, always *b-wording about my bid prices, than bragging about what he sold his last house for that we did. He always had some super tight time schedule.

He never built anything normal either, always contemporary, no base or case trim, kerf corner bead out the ass, EV charge ports in the garage.

It's like him and frank lloyd dropped acid and drew up the plans together.

This was the last house I did for him in Durango, he gave us 10 days start to finish, we had it done in 8. 240 sheets slick wall finish.

Some tech geeks from Seattle bought it as a get away vacation house, it was not even on the market for 5 days before he sold it.






2nd to the last house I did for said builder, just down the street. Cutup as hell, bead out the ass also. I think he got 1.3m or 1.4m for this one in 7 or 8 days on the market.

 

[dall]

Bet you can’t say the same about your dent puller.

lol Gfy

 

[maulhead]

 

[maulhead]

If ya ever get to Durango again and want a really good steak, go here.

https://www.orehouserestaurant.com/

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Highest point in MN is 2100ft.
I give my buddy in WI hell cause the highest point is 1900ft.
Where I live doesn't fair much better, 2750ft.
Hell, Oklahoma is the flattest place on Earth & they have a 5000ft mountain in the panhandle! Lol

You should watch @dall YT "hill drive" video.
Terrifying.







ly undramatic.

 

[dall]

You should watch @dall YT "hill drive" video.
Terrifying.







ly undramatic.

I deleted all my videos on YouTube after they kept banning me for posting comments about baseball bat to the heads of the mental midgets
That is considered bullying and hate speech
Lmao