A Horse With No Name

I am going to do a lot of camping and social distancing.

I intend to road trip a lot in 2021.

Old song but I love her voice...

I liked what I saw on several Cadillac models when I was in a GM showroom recently. I see very few also.

I give cloudy days a ten....living in Ohio we have plenty of them. Great days to read and relax.

I am two hours south and have lots of tools and clamps to put things back together.

Chess anyone...? Vintage pic for the modernity impaired, or anyone else that loves cars... Vintage RV...

Skull in chainmail from the batle of Visby, 1361.... I can combine my love of cars with my love of woodworking, so cool. ....or this....love old square body Chevy's.

I have become really captivated with mid centuryu modern design....I want to try a few pieces when i get through a few comission pieces I am building. This design feels heavy though....I think it needs a slightly different base.

Starting at about 11:35, some interesting thoughts about design....

This is amazingly beautiful.... Beautiful here in Columbus today. I love this guys content....

I got the Bevel up Jointer previously, which is proving to be a work horse in my shop. I would love to get an infill plane at some point, but they are pricey. This one is made by the Lazarus Hand plane company....one off.....but $1800.... More infill planes...

It looks like an over flight of Antarctica.... There is a song for that, sung with a pretty voice by a pretty woman....Ironically the first time I heard this song I was riding in a Chrysler as a boy. You can't make this stuff up. I just ordered a Medium Shoulder plane for my woodworking shop, which should come close to completing my collection. It is used to true up joints before final assembly. I got the good PMV 11 blade, which stays sharp for a really long time.

The Irony is unreal.

This channel is interesting, this guy has been to every country in the world.

But of course we are selling ourselves out, we ahve been doing it for decades.

I did check out the Bronco Sport yesterday while I was getting an oil change and tire rotation at the dealership. Neat little rig, looking Forward to maverick myself. The sign of the future. Good old Fashioned ICE off road for a Saturday morning.

Yeah....and they look better in person. You could run amtte black for a feww years, work the bugs out,m and think ahrd on what you want the final finish to be. I see some kind of non flashy color for it though. color can't compete with the Chrome and the style of the car. Maybe a greyish blue like my kids Impala.

You are going to kill me but I think the B 59 would look fantastic with home sprayed matte black. Easily repairable if something happens to the paint, which it will. All of the fabrication and restoration work is too cool on the B-59 not to see some serious road and track time. Could see driving it cross country on the power tour. Matte Tan, like a Desert camo tan, would look killer also with flawless chrome and a black interior. But then again, killer paint would rock also. Neat British model railraod.