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397 viewsSame thing, just a view from the back side.
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396 viewsAlpacas drinking from a busted sprinkler :-)
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396 views"Daddy's Per-sha! Vroom! Vroom!" Bella is 34" in this picture (and petit by toddler standards).
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396 viewsSunset as seen from our living room window.
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396 viewsGrommet installed. It's low enough that it will not interfere with the closing of the relay box lid. The fuse tap wire is 16 gauge so I used a grommet that had a 5/32" bore and 1/4" x 3/32" groove.
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396 viewsParking lights on.
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395 viewsA's favorite, most-lickable car.
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395 viewsHer tongue isn't quite long enough to reach the binkie.
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395 viewsChecking out the variety of river fish on our way to the Bald Eagle exhibit. The zoo did a great job with this.
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395 viewsVery nice interior.
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Making the rebar "staples"395 viewsLooking at the site, I decided to put rebar on the outside of the wood perimeter. To give it a custom, finishing touch, I decided to weld the two pins together and thus give it a stapled look. So I fired up the air compressor and dragged out my MIG welder (both Craftsman from Sears...very nice!). After rebar is nailed into the earth and flush with the top of the lumber, cut top portion of rebar to length. I kept the length short so the top piece only covered half of the top of the pin. This gave an "L" profile, allowing plenty of space for placing a good welding bead. Wire-wheel the ends clean and a spot for the MIG welding clamp to make good electrical contact.
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02Apr2007 -- Made it home.395 viewsTrailer parked at home.
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395 viewsDetail of the pivot assembly. Has a Zerk fitting so the pivot can be lubricated. Nice!
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395 viewsBella causing Mommy & Daddy grief.
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395 viewsAnother shot.
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395 viewsRarr! She's keeping the make-up on.
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