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[Deleted User 38384]

The miles are racking up...

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[Chris M]

The miles are racking up...

Cool pics. Gotta travel while you can!
A little bummed, though, that you didn't share the one of you driving up that pyramid.
#TAFFR!

 

[Stevedbvik1]

Back up on Drummond Island. Out to Marblehead tomorrow.

 

[Illking]

Our annual Easter Mojave camp out was another one for the books. A group of model T’s running sections of the Mojave road camped near us, it was really cool to hear some stories and we even hitched a ride around the campground in a 112 year old Ford!

 

[nzbman]

Squamish, BC

 

[SpaceGhost]

Camped in the driveway as usual...

 

[IdahoRanger]

Mine is camped at the dealer

 

[AzScorpion]

Mine is camped at the dealer

I bought mine from Corwin Ford too but it was in Spokane, WA. I wonder if they own the dealership there too? They were a great dealership to deal with and I wouldn't hesitate to fly back there and do business with them again.

 

[IdahoRanger]

I bought mine from Corwin Ford too but it was in Spokane, WA. I wonder if they own the dealership there too? They were a great dealership to deal with and I wouldn't hesitate to fly back there and do business with them again.

I don't know. I bought my '73 Capri at Bill Corwin Ford in Orange back in the 70's. He died many moons ago.

https://www.ocregister.com/obituaries/bill-corwin-ca/

 

[AzScorpion]

I don't know. I bought my '73 Capri at Bill Corwin Ford in Orange back in the 70's. He died many moons ago.

https://www.ocregister.com/obituaries/bill-corwin-ca/

Might be a family owned business. We have a couple like that back east the largest being the Balise family.

https://www.corwinfordspokane.com/

 

[IdahoRanger]

Might be a family owned business. We have a couple like that back east the largest being the Balise family.

https://www.corwinfordspokane.com/

Yes, I guess they are a big group now.

https://www.corwinauto.com/locations/index.htm

 

[Illking]

 

[Colo_Ranger]

This was the spot before our camping trip took a turn last night. My son was fast asleep in his toddler bed, doing great. My wife and I were sitting by the propane fire pit, having a lovely time. Suddenly, my wife perked up and said she heard something. I stopped and started listening and I, too, could hear branches breaking. I grabbed our head lamp and pointed it into the trees. Then, 3-4 feet above the ground were glowing eyes. I yelled for my wife to get to the truck. I set off the car alarm. She ran to the tent, threw the camp cots out of the way, grabbed my son, and ran to the truck (which was now unlocked). I stood my ground, prepared to stand between her, my son, and whatever was is the woods. They got inside, then I backed up and jumped into the truck. We waited and waited. After a little bit, I turned the truck around to shine into the area the eyes were. We kept seeing those eyes. Finally, the eyes came a little farther forward and we got to see what was there. A damn cow. I almost had a heart attack because of a cow. Then, more eyes. There were four cows in total. They never made a sound, except for the sticks breaking at the beginning.

Anyway, we’d now been in the truck for 30-45 minutes. We decide that neither of us was going to be able to sleep now so, we headed home. Now that we knew what was in the woods, my wife and son stayed in the truck (on guard) while I tore down camp and loaded the truck. My son didn’t fall asleep again until about midnight and insisted on holding my wife's hand the entire 2.5 hour drive home. Now he can’t stop talking about having “seen the cows”. He had a blast, I almost had a heart attack.

 

[Grumpaw]

This was the spot before our camping trip took a turn last night. My son was fast asleep in his toddler bed, doing great. My wife and I were sitting by the propane fire pit, having a lovely time. Suddenly, my wife perked up and said she heard something. I stopped and started listening and I, too, could hear branches breaking. I grabbed our head lamp and pointed it into the trees. Then, 3-4 feet above the ground were glowing eyes. I yelled for my wife to get to the truck. I set off the car alarm. She ran to the tent, threw the camp cots out of the way, grabbed my son, and ran to the truck (which was now unlocked). I stood my ground, prepared to stand between her, my son, and whatever was is the woods. They got inside, then I backed up and jumped into the truck. We waited and waited. After a little bit, I turned the truck around to shine into the area the eyes were. We kept seeing those eyes. Finally, the eyes came a little farther forward and we got to see what was there. A damn cow. I almost had a heart attack because of a cow. Then, more eyes. There were four cows in total. They never made a sound, except for the sticks breaking at the beginning.

Anyway, we’d now been in the truck for 30-45 minutes. We decide that neither of us was going to be able to sleep now so, we headed home. Now that we knew what was in the woods, my wife and son stayed in the truck (on guard) while I tore down camp and loaded the truck. My son didn’t fall asleep again until about midnight and insisted on holding my wife's hand the entire 2.5 hour drive home. Now he can’t stop talking about having “seen the cows”. He had a blast, I almost had a heart attack.

 

[Stevedbvik1]

This was the spot before our camping trip took a turn last night. My son was fast asleep in his toddler bed, doing great. My wife and I were sitting by the propane fire pit, having a lovely time. Suddenly, my wife perked up and said she heard something. I stopped and started listening and I, too, could hear branches breaking. I grabbed our head lamp and pointed it into the trees. Then, 3-4 feet above the ground were glowing eyes. I yelled for my wife to get to the truck. I set off the car alarm. She ran to the tent, threw the camp cots out of the way, grabbed my son, and ran to the truck (which was now unlocked). I stood my ground, prepared to stand between her, my son, and whatever was is the woods. They got inside, then I backed up and jumped into the truck. We waited and waited. After a little bit, I turned the truck around to shine into the area the eyes were. We kept seeing those eyes. Finally, the eyes came a little farther forward and we got to see what was there. A damn cow. I almost had a heart attack because of a cow. Then, more eyes. There were four cows in total. They never made a sound, except for the sticks breaking at the beginning.

Anyway, we’d now been in the truck for 30-45 minutes. We decide that neither of us was going to be able to sleep now so, we headed home. Now that we knew what was in the woods, my wife and son stayed in the truck (on guard) while I tore down camp and loaded the truck. My son didn’t fall asleep again until about midnight and insisted on holding my wife's hand the entire 2.5 hour drive home. Now he can’t stop talking about having “seen the cows”. He had a blast, I almost had a heart attack.

That’s a great story and learning experience all in one. If you’re going to live practice that drill then cows are the animal of choice.

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