Picture Of The Day

Not as cool as yours, but since you asked, I've shot a few recently.
I didn't take them to post, I just have a 'habit" of photographing the projects I do.

Any way, here's my '02 with 232,000 miles, and how I spent my weekend.

bside123 · « **Reply #4631 on:** 14 Nov 2016, 05:58 pm »

Bob:

Very cool indeed! Better than Photoshop, fer sher. I admire your skill.

Don_S · « **Reply #4632 on:** 14 Nov 2016, 06:05 pm »

Bob,

Thank you for making me glad I live in CA. I remember holes in my trunk and fenders and rusted out gas tanks from OH. Lost more than one car to the rust that never sleeps. Now I have an 04 Highlander that looks showroom new because of Meguiars and garage parking.

Good luck on your project. Looks excellent so far.

JakeJ · « **Reply #4633 on:** 14 Nov 2016, 06:13 pm »

Bob, are you going to do the section behind the rear wheel well also? I'm guessing the other side is about equal?

Agree with bside, welding thin material is really hard. I can only do it with a TIG/MIG welder. Forget wire, gas, or stick.

Bob in St. Louis · « **Reply #4634 on:** 14 Nov 2016, 06:15 pm »

Thanks guys!
Jake, I'm not sure about about the rear section.

Doing it with the black rubberised undercoating like I did on the rockers would look weird.
But I also don't want to deal with the paint, primer, clearcoat. Not sure yet.

Jon L · « **Reply #4635 on:** 15 Nov 2016, 02:46 am »

Supermoon 2016

Supermoon2016 by drjlo1, on Flickr

chip · « **Reply #4636 on:** 15 Nov 2016, 03:53 am »

Jon L

Nice pic. Right now it is rainy and overcast here in Oregon. It was very bright on Saturday when we had a dry not but don't think we are going to have any luck here tonight.

bside123 · « **Reply #4637 on:** 15 Nov 2016, 04:36 am »

Nice shot Jon L! With that yellowish color, we now know why it is said that, "The moon is made of cheese."

I was lucky to catch this shot tonight of the Super Moon, in between the clouds, just before the rain.

Super Moon Just Before the Rain

bside123 · « **Reply #4638 on:** 18 Nov 2016, 10:54 pm »

Laides & Gentlemen,

This here is a "Wheel Bug" otherwise known as an "assassin" bug. It preys on pest and other insects. It spears other bugs with its enormous
and sharp proboscis. Ouch! This one was big... probably 1.5" and rolled onto the front deck today. It had amazing camouflage for the rock and the fall colors.

Wheel Bug

JakeJ · « **Reply #4639 on:** 19 Nov 2016, 12:50 am »

Man, that thing looks prehistoric!