A Horse With No Name

Visited this as my last stop on my trip west, it is amazing. Visiting a bunch of Native American sites, The First Nations Museum in Oklahoma City, a ton of Civil war sites, The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, The high school in Little Rock Arkansas that was at the center of the integration controversy, and realizing so much of our country's troubled past really put the last election into perspective. I think that America is like a grafted tree...the root stock of racism, hate, bigotry, nativism, and misogyny will seemingly always spring back up. The Mound From the top of "Monks Mound" you can see St Louis from the top of the mound. The arch should be very visible in this photo. The whole park feels very much like a sacred space. I really wanted to hike Black Mesa in the far NW corner of Oklahoma but weather prevented that. You can walk to NM and Colorado from the Black Mesa trail, and it is the highest point on Oklahoma.

See my above comment on renouncing US citizenship. Emotionally, I am done supporting the United States. It can literally go f@#k itself. I miss my 1966 Fastback Mustang and my 1955 Chevy. Right now, the only two or three vehicles I find exciting are the Colorado/Canyon, Ranger, and Tacoma. That's it. Like the Subaru Crosstrek from the stand point of a vehicle to get me to hiking trails. But no longing for anything I have owned built post 1966. Loving this era of Mopar at the moment... Sad sign of the times at Ohio rest stops.

I understand you are a thinking catholic, but 92 plus percent of religion is just so effing toxic. Exactly. You two just fit together so well. I freaking despise the Cowboys. I so want to renounce my US citizenship. But that is not new, I have felt that way for a decade or so. Would love to retire outside of the United States. Bonus points if I can never see this country again.

Its one reason I have owned my last ever VW/Audi product

This looks like a cool place to visit

Speaking of that era, documentary on the transistor... My future should include lots of music and hiking...and zero Tesla cars because I dislike Musk.

Exactly. But never allowed on the road... Agreed. The state of electric cars in 1959

I also change every 5K, given that the Ranger is a turbo.

They all should be scrapped actually.

Probably additional water damage...

Absolutely fantastic model building...

Agree... Removing a flooded car from a river. Ending on a positive note, a cool model train video.

Interesting how the number of repossessions is growing...

I can see that. Flood cars from NC, amazing damage... I intend to avoid anything to do with Musk. Morally a horrible human being.

Agreed E 85 may well keep your fuel system cleaner, I don't really know. It is affecting us as a university, all of the younger incoming students want to live at home and commute. That sounds like a great place to go.

Interesting, low mileage Buick just dropped off at the salvage yard...thankfully cleaned up and put back on the road. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/-VTX7Z7bz3Q

Off topic but if Olds can post music, I can also. Great female vocalist cover of this song, one of my favorite songs for driving fast.

The worlds rustiest Thunderbird rides again ....sort of..

Your finest moment posting here. Insane, yes. I could so see owning either version. Interesting save on a Mercedes. Neat railroading video....

About the 4:30 mark, unusual late model Impala SS junked with 50 K, interesting Indianapolis Speedway Edition.

Bit of drag racing action for Thursday.... A lot of people are like "how much for that, i could fix that...."

Piece of junk....this is the opposite of beautiful. Definite Illinois/Indiana/Wisconsin/Ohio truck.

This and then I will leave you all alone, but this is spectacular...

At least you have the option of leaving the country....

Actually one of your better posts....I love this post....so much fun. I so want a Meyers Manx....