Thread Of Positive Awesomeness

Don't think he will have much trouble getting a new job with his CV

 

He is still in the Navy, just removed from that high profile position

 

Likely to resurface in a little while to another high profile job when the dust settles then.....

 

My first car was a 1948 Alvis TA14. Straight 4 engine, real leather seats, sun roof and a blind in the rear window!

 

After being in the Navy, anyone who thinks being in lockdown on a submarine doesn’t deserve a bit of lee way on the dock side needs a trident up their arse.

 

I have only spent a few hours on a boat (as opposed to ships/targets) but the view was lousy. I was also assured the smell was much worse on a diesel electric boat. I was prepared to take their word for it.

 

Thanks for sharing that Sandi, The canyon is an awesome place to visit on that basis so is Utah in general

 

You’re welcome, Don! We’ve only ridden in the very south eastern corner of Utah but have had the major southern parks on our bucket ride list for a long time. After having canceled a June trip through New Mexico and Colorado, we are thinking we might do a trip in October into Utah if circumstances allow by then. It also may be simpler to find less crowded places there too. Unless everybody else has the same idea!

 

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Norton 650/4. Designed, made and built by a friend in California.

 

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Sunset in Pescara last August

 

Loving that picture, thanks for posting...

 

Good effort from the lad, I liked it

 

This is located about ten miles or so from my house. It's very cool but feels rather eerie when you're nearby.

 

Quite literally?