Decided to do another panoramic today using pictures from out front.
Yeah the winters out here suck most of the time. Spring and summer out here though is gorgeous. The ground is pretty bland in the fall after harvest. Tomorrow I’m going to try and take some panoramic shots from the top of the 700 yard line out at the Boomershoot site.
Rolf dumped some more pictures last night. I have added them to my gallery under Boomershoot 2011.
Here’s some of the highlights I saw in the new batch.
Joe’s daughter taking a much deserved break.
The RNS crew with Rolf and someone else who I am not familiar with.
And it wouldn’t be right without at least one picture that somewhat qualifies as gun porn.
That’s Tango shooting his R700 in .308.
In other news my trip to the car show has been canceled to return us to our regularly scheduled program. Guns, Gas, Flares, and Explosives. More tomorrow night and probably Sunday.
One of Dave’s babies chambered in .223.
The One Legged Maniac gets introduced to shooting rifle caliber pistols. It is addicting.
For some reason I just can’t get any flow tonight and I’m not sure how well it’s going to work this weekend. Sunday I will probably have something up. In the mean time here’s what I saw out my front window last summer on a frequent basis.
We’re moving into June now and I’ll start seeing and hearing them more often. They are an absolute blast to watch in action. Those guys are seriously nuts.
This is one of the upsides to living in BFE in the middle of farm country. You never see this in the city.
So Ry told me about the Microsoft Image Composite Editor and I finally got around to playing with it and created this from some pictures I shot a year ago.
I’m headed to a car show this weekend and I’ll probably do some playing there and see what I can create.
Even small towns give birth to heroes. When was the last time you went and found a local hero you knew nothing about? Maybe today you should since you probably have the day off. Remember them and their families. They made the ultimate sacrifice in hopes you wouldn’t have to.
Went into town to help administer a ham radio exam. Dropped by to visit some friends from work at the “man shack”. That visit dropped a quote of the day.
If all these hippies want to grow green food, why don’t they just go back to the days of plantations. Human labor is green right? –Anonymous
We all realized some would be offended by that quote so it shall be posted into the internets by anonymous.
Some of the guys are very into brewing cider, how serious you ask?
They are currently working on what tastes best. The hope is eventually to move towards small commercial sales to local restaurants, but currently it’s a hobby amongst friends. The experiment in the barrel the wife said tasted pretty good last week when we were there for a party.
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