Recent content by reed scott

David Berry gone 😭:mad:. Though I mostly just lurk these days ... this is heart breaking. I am truly truly sorry to see this. I have just recently broken out the e-bikes and put them back into service after the long Texas summer. I would have to be a truly early morning riser to ride during...

'Conservation' ey? Have not heard that word in a long time. We used it long ago when I was a kid in the '50s and '60s.

I'm curious about the color of this water. It's unusual. Once I drained a pond on my place and lined it with bentonite which was an almost white color. When the pond filled back up it looked like this for a few days until algae grew and it resumed its natural greenish color.

Oh dear oh dear. I should give you my Hydra. You would make SO much better use of it than I EVER have. Or ever will.

I for one am very glad you did not tempt fate on that saddle. Discretion ... valor and all that. ☺️👍

WOW !!!

They used to have corn shucking contests. Before mechanical pickers came along. A good horse would pull a wagon down the already picked stalk rows by voice command as the man or men picked the ears and tossed them into the wagon. They wore a sort of half glove of thick leather that covered...

Hang in there Kyle. Praying for you. Still loving my Raptor.

Love it. Wouldn't spend a whole lot time under those transmission lines though. :oops:

I've heard that some people consume cocacola floats. But why?

Not a bad idea. Horse fuel can be grown by the owner.

Yep that's an old barn resided with metal. You can see the steel rail sticking out at the high point under the roof over hang. They used to stack loose hay in such barns. The steel rail ran the entire length of the barn and a pully system was driven by horses from out the back. They'd pull...

I might have spandex under my mtb shorts but being close enough to Austin, TX where bicyclists are despised due to their horrible behavior on the roads ... I don't want to be identified with that crowd.

You'd think with all the information out there, all the warning signs posted ... people would use a little common sense.

That is not a small bear. It's not huge but it's at least 2 hundred pounds. And that head posture is a threat. I bet that bear woke up dazed and confused in a strange woods not long after you took this pic. If it was lucky.