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More pics while making ...

Fucker. Before and after pics while making....

Cheapest shit I could find as they were broke. This was all beetle kill pine - soft as shit. I made the table frames with steel supports so I could switch out the pine when it went to shit... but 6 years later and they haven't crapped out yet.

I made the bar and tables (ones on the right with benches) for a local brewery. Did 8 tables with two benches each and two "L" shaped bars that were put together like a square. Took me over 2 months to do - one of my bigger projects . Still have some left over beer that they gave me...

Couldn't see across the parking lot that day - kinda sucked. Looks cool on a clear day though, On the way up...

Nothing. And I may have been overpaid.

Hey @Bernied - fellow USA rider here. Welcome!

The Peak to Peak Road - starts at 9:30 - is the road I live on.

I don't know how he got my friend's video (stole it probably) but this guy made a video about Colorado rides and used some video of us on Independence Pass. Fast forward to 5:22 if you can't be bothered to watch it all.

No, a KTM is like a KTM. These are really popular around here as well...

No - wish I did but already have too many expensive hobbies and I can't afford one like that.

I've planned a ride to Texas in late April - dunno if I can get out of here though. I'd say it's a 50/50 chance at this point. April and May are our snowiest months but I'm hoping for a gap with nice weather. Last year, on May 29th, I had to haul my bike to warmer climes to ride. Hopefully not his year. But in general, June 1st begins the riding season.

Cruised up the road a bit to Estes Park, Colorado to have lunch today with the wife. Looked cold outside so we ate inside today. I have the chicken tenders with chips (Nashville Hot style) while the wife had chicken and waffle with some chutney crap on top. Chicken and waffles is kind of a southern thing - kinda odd to see it this far west.

Sunny day in the 'hood - sure looks purdy out there...

C-c-c-colder than a well digger's ass out today - that's -23C or so....

Have a great birthday, Fred!

Amazing what a small piece of plastic can do.

Should have mentioned that - the house was torn down as the property it was on was sold. The guy just wanted to save a bit of the house as a memory of his childhood and grandmother.

That must be the same storm that we had here 2 days ago - working it's way east

2F / -17C here today. Think I'll stay in.

This guy brought a bunch of old boards to me and asked if I could make a table out of them. The boards were the rough sawn oak floor joists from his Grandmother's 140 year old house in Nebraska. Had just enough material to make the top - the legs ands aprons were made from new oak and relic'd a bit. One of the more fun projects I've done.

It's no place for pussies, that's for sure. But the summers are really nice and you could explore loads of old ghost towns, mining sites, etc. around here.

There's 4-5 ghost towns within 5 miles of here. They're are all over the place.