Doubly Ugly

[DoubleUgly]

Pretty new to the forum here. Swingin' by from Eugene, Oregon.

This pic shows me with 3 of my many obsessions: Trains, Cameras (Photography), and Beer.

 

[EDDE]

Fail NO BEER/s

 

[Falcon]

Just want to welcome you and say, "Man" look at that big ole Choo-Choo

 

[DigginThePast]

Welcome to T-Net.

"Challenging" pic.

 

[Unicorn]

Welcome to TN.....beer...beer....I don't see no beer.. ...

 

[shaun7]

On his hat

 

[EDDE]

On his hat

D'OH!

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

You just had the order wrong.
Carl

 

[DoubleUgly]

Thanks for the warm welcome! Sorry about the lack of a real brew, but Oregon is a great place for good beer!

Also seems like Oregon will be a great place to hunt. I'm trying to narrow down choices for my first MD, but I've already got a list of places I'd like to detect. For now, I've got to rely on the ol' calibrated eyeball and dumb luck.

PS: Hope this covers the "beer" part. Homebrew!

 

[EDDE]

 

[allen]

It takes all types of people to make this world go around !!
Welcome to Treasurenet !!!

 

[DigginThePast]

Mmm, Beer.

Its just so beautiful.

The loco is a Challenger, correct?

 

[DoubleUgly]

The loco is a Challenger, correct?

Yup, it's the Union Pacific Challenger, currently the largest operating steam locomotive. The UP only takes her out on a rare occasion, and they overnighted in Eugene before heading to California.

And the beer is a nice Red Ale that I bottle aged. Was a big hit!

 

[Mighty AP]

Welcome Double!!! This is the place for info on detecting, got questions? Just ask & the friendly natives will bombard you with quality answers! If you are looking to purchase a detector PM me & I'll tell you bout a great dealer in Oregon, Ive bought quite a few items from him & he is fair, knowledgeable & a great relic hunter himself! He may even work a trade for some of that Red Ale!

 

[stefen]

Welcome Double!!! This is the place for info on detecting, got questions? Just ask & the friendly natives will bombard you with quality answers! If you are looking to purchase a detector PM me & I'll tell you bout a great dealer in Oregon, Ive bought quite a few items from him & he is fair, knowledgeable & a great relic hunter himself! He may even work a trade for some of that Red Ale!

Where ya been son...?

 

[Mighty AP]

Stephen, I was in Mexico, robbin' banks & livin' off the land! Damn Federales finaly caught up to me, locked me up. The Mexican prison system is really quite nice, 2 square meals a day consisting of rice & beans. Sometimes we got some sort of "mystery meat".........it didnt taste like chicken I finaly busted out of that chicken coop & made my way north. Oh Stephen, please dont tell anyone you've seen me, I have a feeling the Mexican authorities would like to have me returned to finish out my 65 year sentence, so mums the word.

 

[rginn]

Cool DU. Potentially, you can drink some beer, wreck the train, then take photos of the aftermath! Just kiddin. Hope you can get up here in Colorado and take pics of some of the trains we have still runnin some day. Welcome to MugShots!

 

[DoubleUgly]

Cool DU. Potentially, you can drink some beer, wreck the train, then take photos of the aftermath! Just kiddin. Hope you can get up here in Colorado and take pics of some of the trains we have still runnin some day. Welcome to MugShots!

When I was a railroader, I did have the nickname "Trainwreck". I only derailed two cars... Sheesh! Wasn't even boozled up at the time!

 

[DoubleUgly]

Welcome Double!!! This is the place for info on detecting, got questions? Just ask & the friendly natives will bombard you with quality answers! If you are looking to purchase a detector PM me & I'll tell you bout a great dealer in Oregon, Ive bought quite a few items from him & he is fair, knowledgeable & a great relic hunter himself! He may even work a trade for some of that Red Ale!

That's awesome! Now that I got kids, I'm not brewing too much. When I get some decent cash saved up, I'll PM you and get your pal's info. I plan on doing a lot of beach hunting and hitting some of the local historic sites. Thanks!