I'm dying to know what's in the house!

I had an Anole as a kid. I'll bet he was pretty mad, having to live in Illinois . My cousins in Florida had them running around all over their gardens and gutters and patio. Mine kind of had one of those multiroom hamster houses, made out of PVC and clear plastic boxes. That way my sisters' cats or the dogs or anything else in the menagerie didn't eat him.

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LeJeune at Sandymount Beach by Shiver_Image, on Flickr

Jealous.
I was in Savannah Wednesday and it was 75. Back home today and its 42f with a 34f windchill. I haven't set foot outside except to grab more wood for the fire. :(

Stuff........Diarama of a Trailer Park in a Tornado, pop in a nickle and the tornado spins and the trailers flip over......a gator with a dog head, the largest collection of Mother Boards....a push mover with a Harley Engine...1/2 yellow perch 1/2 human thing fished outa the swamp and just regular old stuff like that is all. Oh you can rent bikes, buy ice cream
and gifts.
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Saw an Anole while we we there too
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=299619

Whoa. I feel like the police might be interested in talking with that taxidermist.

No, no, no....the Anole is alive and unharmed :thumb:

Ha! Those crazy taxidermy mashups remind me of a restaurant in Sarasota called Linger Lodge. The place is PACKED with abominations.

The ride into work (crappy cell phone pictures):

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"He always seemed like such a nice guy. He sure did love that collection of little shoes..."

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I am getting eager for the ice to go away.

Nice! Is that a Tim Isaac?

Yes it is.

Awesome.

Wall of projects....just haven't done much lately....need to get on it!.....later....Left to right, 86 TREK Elance 400T, Sekine MR-200, 1980ish Torpado, Old Ross, Old Jamis
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I like this picture a lot. It's pretty, and even a little creepy all at once. Being a city folk, my mind starts to wonder what might be in the darker areas of the photo. The light seems like the place you'd be in a hurry to get to.... like Ichabod Crane trying to get over the covered bridge. I can see why you have the bike that you do. How does it do in deep snow? I never seem to have any luck with mountain bikes in snow.

Anyway, great photo!

Bikes at the train station this morning:

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What the *#:eek:@& That's a early postwar Hetchins (Experto Crede?) chained to the post!
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I shipped a nice bike to my daughter in San Francisco six months ago, and she finally took it outside on Sunday. I stole this picture she posted on her facebook page.

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Glad my last pics could give you folks from the north something to look forward to :)
Soon enough the tables will turn and I will be in envy of those that can take an afternoon bike ride without the risk of heat stroke!

Picked up this antique hand blow glass light cover that I'm going to try and use for my front porch light. Notice the lean to the right. Hand made stuff is the best, it has character

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Yes, I hung around a bit, hoping to catch the owner, but to no avail. When I checked later the bike was gone.
Oh well, at least someone has got himself a very cool beater.

Depends on the snow. I have tractored through 12-14 inches of powdery stuff relatively easily. 6-8 inches of wet stuff can be a real PIA.

I think I took a couple photos of the same bike in Delft last week!