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Old 04-30-2011, 11:11 PM
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I had to look at all these posts! Great pictures and hobbies!!!!

I like the Cubs I LIKE TO MOW LAWN! Like most, have other things going on too! Cheryl and I currently make about 150 gallons of maple syrup each spring.
We have bees too. 5 hives, so we have honey most of the year. (you can check our web site www.mapleandhoney.com) We compete at local fairs with both syrup and honey. Its a hobby that actually brings in some funds
I like to build fabricate things in steel and stainless steel.
I am not a perfectionist, I like things to look good, be clean, and functional.
Years past I have had horses and competed at many local shows. I restored one antique car, a 1955 FORD Crown Victoria steel top. Its gone to a new owner about 10 years ago. Miss that car. I do like to hunt deer, Mostly rifle with Rem 30.06 pump. Some crossbow. Some turkey hunting but have never gotten one.
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Besides the new CC to play with, I'm into firearms, home improvements, gardening and more firearms.
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Old 05-05-2011, 01:28 PM
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Mooner,

Did you go down to Hatfield McCoy? If so, how was it?
Been wanting to take my quad down there sometime to ride.
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Old 05-05-2011, 10:32 PM
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Tractors, and glass...

My tractors look a lot like everyone elses so here's some pics of my most expensive (supplies are pricey) hobby, glass.





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That real good looking work Bob.

I work with a lot of glass artists and as a metal pounder, I'm always in awe of what you guys can do with such a fragile material!
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