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Here’s a nice stingray catch … well perhaps only if one was fishing for it.
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A month later on some Corvette Forum.
"Got a killer deal on a blue with silver stripe C7, incredible car. However the power seats don't work and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions what to look for?"
"Got a killer deal on a blue with silver stripe C7, incredible car. However the power seats don't work and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions what to look for?"
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I just gotta leave this photo here and wait for perhaps one particular member to comment on these signs that appear to be popping up in Calgary … 
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Sheesh... the least they could have done was asked me for input...I'd have at least helped them with the spelling....I just gotta leave this photo here and wait for perhaps one particular member to comment on these signs that appear to be popping up in Calgary …
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Since we're on the subject......
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Good place to learn paddle boarding
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This fact has definitely not been affected by covid … “How many does it take to pour a concrete city sidewalk?” …
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YYSSW protected from the falling rain BUT probably near the end of the “no loss” protection endorsement on insurance … otherwise … WHY? 
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Looks like he's hoping the carport will stop a tree...
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Any Port in a Storm...I guess?YYSSW protected from the falling rain BUT probably near the end of the “no loss” protection endorsement on insurance … otherwise … WHY?
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Wrong entrance at Port Sidney Marina. Been there for 3 days now. Most likely no insurance.
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One of the many Historic Landmarks while cruising in the Rocky Mountains
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Damn that is a lot of miners who lost their lives. 
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Agreed … and may the 28 remaining spaces not be filled in any time soon.Damn that is a lot of miners who lost their lives.
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needed a little help with the candles.
Check out the cake guys and gals. Gotta say i have great kids
Check out the cake guys and gals. Gotta say i have great kids
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Just came across Rruuff's table set from much earlier days LOL
Tuesday past I had the opportunity to take part in a small private showing of Merv Pidherneys who built a large civil construction, oil field construction and concete company here in Alberta from one single axle gravel truck some 40 odd years ago. Merv has been collecting cars for a long time and every few years he needs to keep expanding his collection shop. Merv had told me of his collection many years ago where I met him at a social function and I thought my chance to actually get an invitation was gone when I retired from the engineering firm that was responsible for our meeting.
I took a number of pictures and will show some of them here. He has 36 cars at the moment, most very rare limited production models, most with very very few miles on them. All of them in either immaculate original condition or ground up stored to original. He drives some of them but only very occasionally, mostly to fund raising charity events or in local parades. He recited the history of each car, where he purchased it, the mileage, and in many cases the number of them that were made. His shop is also decorated with many antiques. Mostly oil and gas but some other items which made me drool. Especially a guitar signed by Johnny Cash and another signed by Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino and Jerry Lee Lewis. Here's a look. Excuse my poor photography ability.
I took a number of pictures and will show some of them here. He has 36 cars at the moment, most very rare limited production models, most with very very few miles on them. All of them in either immaculate original condition or ground up stored to original. He drives some of them but only very occasionally, mostly to fund raising charity events or in local parades. He recited the history of each car, where he purchased it, the mileage, and in many cases the number of them that were made. His shop is also decorated with many antiques. Mostly oil and gas but some other items which made me drool. Especially a guitar signed by Johnny Cash and another signed by Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino and Jerry Lee Lewis. Here's a look. Excuse my poor photography ability.
