A small sample of cars from the 7/1/17 Scottsdale Cars & Coffee Show:

1915 Model T Ford:



Mirror polished 427 Cobra:




Kurtis 500 (1950s):


Alfa (c. 1979):


…and finally:

WTF?!

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Originally posted by Z06:
A small sample of cars from the 7/1/17 Scottsdale Cars & Coffee Show:

…and finally:

WTF?!

That's what I'd call a "fully custom" Baja bug ... but I can't explain the street tires

Here are a few pictures from the Brianhead Fire burning in SW Utah. It was at 65K acres when I took these from Brianhead Peak, access had opened only hours ago. Started by a homeowner burning weeds, what a crime!

Temporary antennae for fire personnel:


How lucky was the town, you can see where it started:


Several hot spots and the main section to the right.

I am usually the harshest critic of my own work, and I definitely learned some things from this trip, but I think at least of few of these shots turned out pretty well:









July 3rd, Ramona Falls near Mt. Hood.

^^^ awesome shots for sure!

Last of the chilidogs last night...
Made a big bucket of chili for the 4th party we had. My wife gets the dogs from a german butcher and they are gooood!

Paired with a Yuengling beer, protected by my little Beretta 950.

If the hot dogs are so gooood, why is it necessary to cover them with chili and cheese? (I just put a little yellow mustard on hot dogs.)

flashguy

Because chili cheese dogs are more better.

And a real meal.

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Originally posted by Leeann:
Because chili cheese dogs are more better.

And a real meal.

Actually the term is, "goooderer", but you get it

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Originally posted by kimberkid:

That's what I'd call a "fully custom" Baja bug ... but I can't explain the street tires[/b]

Or the grill, front engine?

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Originally posted by Ripley:

Or the grill, front engine?

I doubt it, you'd have to have a rename under it to support it ... I'd really like more info on it

UTsig, I spent a few days in Brian Head a week before that fire started. It is a great place and I'm glad that the town wasn't destroyed. Those ski resorts are a great place to stay off season. You live in an incredibly beautiful state.

Finally got the 300blk build finished.

Blanchard Springs Caverns, Arkansas (Shot with a Samsusng Galaxy S7 Active) Today July 13, 2017

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Actually taken Sunday, but it takes me a while to process my photos.

DSC_4108 by David Casteel, on Flickr

flashguy

Dryheat is gone for now (Monsoon Season) - 82% humidity



Sunsets are still pretty. "Purple mountain's majesty."