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That will most definitely not buff out.

I hope you find enjoyment after working so hard for so many years...as I have. For a short time after I retired, I answered the call to provide climbing and/or sawyer training to the USFS as a contractor. It was very good money, and entirely pleasant work. But soon enough I realized I was...

Glaciers will do that :).

I had the thought that the sidecar might be useful for luggage/cargo on the trips back and forth to see your girls. Plus, the look of a bike with sidecar is so old school that it is appealing in that way ;).

One a lot closer to you... https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/mcy/d/san-jose-honda-shadow-sabre-1100/7839665624.html

Here ya go, @Kaveman...cheap, under 10k miles, and comes with a sidecar! https://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/mcy/d/portland-1995-honda-shadow-vt1100/7843255384.html

Heck, your gas price is less than ours right now...if that is for regular grade gasoline. If that's for diesel, it's still less. Stephen always pays astronomical prices for his fuels, unfortunately.

That leaner is much bigger than the perspective the initial pics give. Nice work, all.

I'm with @stikine...run it through your vehicle. But I'm not quite as cautious...start with a full tank and soon as there's 5 gallons of room in the vehicle tank, I'd pour the lot in and never worry. Just don't put it all in an almost empty tank.

It sure does.

Yup.

We don't have the Rufous back yet, but the overwintering population of Annas are highly active, and beautiful of course. We feed them all winter, and summer too.

That bucket truck is super nice. I really like the short wheelbase. So many I see seem like blue whales on dry land, horrible to maneuver into anything less than a football field.

Nice hunks of wood there. What are your plans for it?

CV has the right of it. Nasty.

Not fortunate enough to have done so, Stephen. I moved to Oregon in 1978, so it was gone by a bit over a dozen years or so by then. It is a building that people still talk about here. Like many places I guess, since I was not born here, the close to 50 years I have lived in Oregon at this...

It's happening everywhere...maybe not so badly, but still. My HO insurance has tripled in 5 years. Major wildfires/mandatory evacuations in 2020 put a scare in insurance providers. And I do live in a forested rural environment, no escaping that fact. Decades ago, it was hard for fires to run...

That would likely do it. Good picture, David.

Just curious, on what basis? Tree doesn't look bad in your picture...

If that's a removal, the HO is going to miss the shade bigtime...but the pool will stay cleaner :).