Evan in CA
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THE Random Chat Thread - AKA "The RCT" - No shirt or shoes required - Open 24 / 7
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Big coyote
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There was 2 crossing. 1000ft from my phone.
Could be a hybrid or referred to as a Coydog/Coywolf also.
This one certainly had a good size.
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Spring must have been last Saturday between 8am and 8:45, I guess I missed it cus NW Arizona is getting 106 this week… Zoykes. Plan accordingly if you are in Gold Basin nugget hunting.
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I'll take 20F off of you for the win.
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I'm afraid if I bring it home... I'll be living in it ! 
Hey, put it in the shop, the shop has wood stove and a bathroom.. so...
Hey, put it in the shop, the shop has wood stove and a bathroom.. so...
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Keene A52 with Gold Hog mats
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A power washer and a paint sprayer and you're good to go!
I'm afraid if I bring it home... I'll be living in it !
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I've sanded(reworked) a heck of a lot of those rockers. And front cheeks. And rears. And fronts.. And door extensions.
(Glass door extensions.) somehow I don't remember how many pylons with studs on those door extensions.
We didn't use them all on the paint supports they rode on.
Oh I built and repaired paint supports too. And hangers. And carts. And trolley wheels and chain links and washer systems and the air entering the facility annnd.
A co-worker had a pet T.A. in the big city South. He asked where to move to be out and he lives near me since. Working; and raising cattle on the side.
Anyways.
He was working on his T.A. back hen in the front seat and ended up in the back seat when he tripped the airbag.
Years later I saw that T.A. out behind his house. He can fix about anything but he might have parked it when his wife passed. Just because.
I didn't ask why.
Silver gets interesting.
Color samples require the same lighting to call the same color match.
It's fun (if you're a farmer factory rat) to see different color silver parts on the same vehicle.
Silvers a tough enough color anyways.
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Good morning all. Warm weather returning. Straight from winter to summer in a three day span.
Mornin all.
32 degrees.
32 degrees.
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We went from one day of spring to winter again.
If you're having TOO MUCH SUMMER I'll take some from you.
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The Titan update.
Laying down with the heavy relaxing sighs.
Stomach all better
Has a food drive going on though, listens to the treat training
36 hrs and it's ok
He slept through night so that was a bonus.
Little growl when he heard me-good boy!
Was overly happy to see me this morning.
He's liking the sugar bush walks.
Laying down with the heavy relaxing sighs.
Stomach all better
Has a food drive going on though, listens to the treat training
36 hrs and it's ok
He slept through night so that was a bonus.
Little growl when he heard me-good boy!
Was overly happy to see me this morning.
He's liking the sugar bush walks.
[The 14th-century cogs were significant vessels in medieval maritime trade, known for their design and construction. Here are some key points about these historical ships:
- Design: Cogs were single-masted, with a flat bottom and a square sail. They were typically 15 to 25 meters long and 5 to 8 meters wide, with a burthen of 30–200 tons.
1 - Construction: They were built with clinker-built sides and a flush-planked bottom, often using oak timber. The construction details included carvel planking on the bottom and clinker-built sides, with caulking made from moss and crossbeams for support.
2 - Trade: Cogs were primarily used for trade in north-west medieval Europe, especially by the Hanseatic League. They were more stable and could carry more cargo than Viking-type vessels like knarrs.
1 - Shipwrecks: Two notable shipwrecks of cogs were discovered in Sweden, with Varbergskoggen 1 and Varbergskoggen 2 dating to the mid-14th century. These wrecks were built outside of Scandinavia and contained various artifacts, including leather shoes and wooden utensils.
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The discovery of these shipwrecks provides valuable insights into the daily life and trade of medieval seafarers and the construction techniques of these vessels.
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