Then, of course, you need something to GO in that barn.... 🙂
I guess it's time to get into football. Nice pic of a Texas Tech cheerleader there Nate.
Yer killin me, Mr Cash! Ya know!
That did not take long to "register" there, Mr Cash!
So that's where Cousin Buelahbelle wandered off to after the last big wind storm.
Taking old barn photos sounds like a real adventure.
Maybe I'll fire up my old 35mm film camera and load up some Kodak Panatomic-X black-and-white film, and tour the countryside... I have 600 feet of said film in my freezer that I bought circa 1989 and still have my chemicals and equipment to process it 🙂
paden cash, post: 444757, member: 20 wrote: I guess it's time to get into football. Nice pic of a Texas Tech cheerleader there Nate.
Both UT and A&M could have used her on defense this weekend. Losing at home to Maryland at any sport other than basketball or lacrosse is a discrace.
James Fleming, post: 445016, member: 136 wrote: Both UT and A&M could have used her on defense this weekend. Losing at home to Maryland at any sport other than basketball or lacrosse is a discrace.
Losing to Maryland in Austin was so sad that I, an OU Sooner fan living in Norman, couldn't even muster a up a good dig...But Herman's got a good record (22-4) and still might pull a rabbit out of a hat. If he can manage to pull some wins out of the Big 12 (like Baylor) he'll do ok. This year will be OU's & Longhorn's first time in about 50 years the Red River Rivalry will be played with new head coaches on both teams. It will be a good game.
Nate The Surveyor, post: 452449, member: 291 wrote:
Nice picture
If old barns could talk, I wonder all the stories they could tell.
Some of those stories might not be appropriate for a PG site such as this.?ÿ Just sayin'.?ÿ I wouldn't know. 😉 😉 ?ÿ
Same time frame for me.
My son's father-in-law (the internet is trying to tell me the word for this relationship is "co-father-in-law" but I have yet to hear someone actually use it) built a future old barn in his spare time between a day job and running a cattle farm. If you ask him, it's still work in progress, and I have a feeling he's going to keep making improvements for as long as he can swing a hammer. But it looks good to me.
