other dog

duh,hi ya Joe

DISASTER IN THE MARITIMES DID YOU EVER HAVE A BAD DAY AT THE OFFICE? Old Bill-Canadian trucking-check out thedieselgypsy-my photos. He's my truckin' hero...Paul VanScott runs a close second. I've read all of Old Bill's stories,and talk to him on Skype every weekend...all because I sent him an e-mail once and told him he was the greatest truck driver ever...which he is,in my opinion-Paul VanScott runs a close second. uh...I'm not tootin' my own whistle...or maybe I am-but he has a lot of my stuff on his site too!...oh,since you asked-all the truck show pictures from Winchester,Troutman,Greensboro,Truckers at Work-Tom Blackwell,guest photos-Tom Blacwell,and "How You Got Started in Trucking"-Tom Blackwell

you may be right Paul,but Other Dog (the beagle) read this first,and it really hurt his feelings...he said he was on his break when the incriminating picture was taken,and now he's afraid his reputation may be permanently harmed...he may need therapy. He also stated that we hardly ever see a duck-billed platypuss or an armadillo in the garden,but he gets no credit for that...I apoligized to him for doubting his ability as a guard dog...when he wakes up i'm going to tell him what a fine job he's doing. I wouldn't trade him for a thousand of them pekanese or what ever-they-ares!

yeah!

I only have important stuff in the left side box too,I keep ice,beer,and sammiches in the other one.

... a concrete mixer truck- an almost forgotten breed,but a fine specimen nonetheless ...nuttin' quite like a mixer-'cept maybe a manure truck Glad to meet ya!

thanks,'preciate the warning!

New River gorge on rt. 19 in W.V. East River Mountain tunnel on I-77 at the W.V.-Va. line Big Walker Mountain tunnel,near Bland,Va. on I-77 view from Fancy Gap Mountain,headed south on I-77 -on a clear day you can see forever! Pilot Mountain,U.S. 52 between Mt. Airy and Winston-Salem,N.C. my favorite-dogs in a truck.every time the truck stopped at a light,all their heads would pop out.when they started off again,they'd disappear back inside. oversize load parked at the Truckworld Truckstop in Hubbard,Oh. daycab Peterbilt at Martin-Marietta in Salisbury,N.C. It's for sale. 3406B Cat,13 speed,asking $11,000 for it. Talledega Superspeedway from the highway. my scanner screen had a smudge on it,but I cleaned it off-after I scanned the pictures! shouldn't scan and eat chips at the same time,another lesson learnt!

That's not surprising Joe-I've been looking for a comment you made one time about your driving habits,but I can't find it-you know,the one about how you drive 100 mph+ every where you go,and hit whoever gets in your way? I know it's here somewhere,i'll keep digging

I was gonna bring you a big bucket of home-grown tomaters-but not now! ...and it was Holiday Inn EXPRESS-that makes you smart...says so on TV.

Good luck Kelly...but you don't need it,you'll ace it!

I've always wanted to visit Canadia If I got that close I could keep on going to Elliot Lake and see Old Bill He always told me if I ever got a load going to Sault Ste. Marie he'd come over and get me...but I never have yet.

I put the owl back in the garden last week,haven't seen the rabbits in it, (of course there's no beans for them to eat,they all died after they ate all the leaves off!) but the peach tree is bare.Lots of them rotted on the tree though.Now some type of creature is eating the pears-don't know if it's rabbits or squirrels because some are very close to the ground. It's got so many pears on it the top is bent over and one limb already broke from the weight. Last year it had about 3 pears on the whole tree. Hope I get some of the pears for myself,they're better'n peaches. They're the big 'ol yellow pears,very sweet. Got some apples on the tree too (the apple tree,not on the pear tree)-at least for now.Something will probably get them too before they get ripe

the red metal flake would look really good in the mixer,but they're a little out of my price range now-they do look good though!

sounds great! I like a thick steak too. I cooked a beast brisket yesterday. Tried one once before and I coated it with my rub and smoked it in the smoker oven.It was so salty you couldn't eat it-came swimming in brine,and I put more salt on it.Yesterday I followed the cooking directions on the package and boiled it first,let it simmer for a couple of hours,then smoked it in the antifreeze smoker for a couple more hours,and it came out very good.

looks good to me,I sure wouldn't hesitate to use them. And probably 99% of people would never notice they're not original equipment.

sorta-kinda-simpler,if 5th is overdrive in the main,it's a 13 speed tri-plex,if 5th is direct in the main you can use all 15 speeds.

and this week we have a lion in the yard in Zelienople,Pa.- you can stick your head in it's mouth and get a drink of water. a better picture of the big Mack wrecker in Broadway,Va. Mack dumps near Mt. Storm,W.V. GMC dump truck, Weirton,W.V. big truck on the side road somewhere-I forgot where or why I took this picture.It might be rt. 219 in Pa. or N.Y...or maybe not And an Autocar on a trailer on rt.77 in W.V, headed north between Ripley and Parkersburg. Other Dog on rabbit patrol

wow! that IS a fine looking unit!

yup,I always use common hand tools myself to undress 'em-handsaw,prybar,chisel,long handled punch,and a b.f.h. by the way,wonder why he didn't finish the job?

well,I dunno Bollweevil, but i'd guess that he probably could

even if I was on the machine?! I've never operated heavy equipment,but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express once.

yeah,Otherdog (the beagle,not me) is terrified of a storm too. That's the only time Jobyna lets him on the furniture (I let him do whatever he wants,gets us both in trouble!) uh...by the way-why would you be in bed during the day in the first place,unless-oh...never mind...that's really nunna my bidness.I must be off.

I've been to Brook Park,Oh. and back. Unloaded in Roanoke last night and came home because the phone has been out since Monday night. Had a thunderstorm Monday night and lightning struck a big chestnut oak tree about 20' from the end of the house-too close for comfort! there's still bark and leaves all over the ground. The lightning struck the very top and peeled a strip of bark all the way to the ground,going around the tree like a corkscrew. I'll get a picture this weekend. The truck ran fine-I turned the fan on manual when I started up Sandstone mtn. and it never got over 200 degrees,and Jimmy fixed the air conditioner so I have to wear my parka while i'm driving. Jimmy said it stayed at Cat most of last week,and they found the radiator was stopped up-wonder why they didn't check the radiator the first 3 times I took it over there because it was running hot,and they said 3 times nothing was wrong with it?!! ...not the weekend yet,but I took some pictures anyway-I'm still here waiting for a load of steel going to Saginaw,Alabama to get to the shop

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