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I don't get it.:?

Most of them were made in the 30's and 40's. Many are still in use where I grew up. They would replace the wheels with something off of a truck and keep rebuilding all of the other stuff. Some would put a couple of rams on but to operate everything hydraulically you would need a lot of valves...

Those can still be fixed up and used. Kinda cool as a work of art also.

Very nice Gord.

Here are some tree pictures from a few years ago. This is from up in the bucket looking north across the Stanislaus river at the Del Rio Golf Course.

For about a million and a half you can buy that house. It's beautiful weather there most of the time.

Wasn't Ger just saying what an angel she was? Ah, laying it on too thick huh? Here are a few shots I took last week at the house of my wife's friend who died several months ago. These are taken off of the back deck of the house on cliffside drive in Aptos. The first is looking to the east...

Here is another picture taken from the passengers side of Brian's pickup while crossing the Bay Bridge of downtown SF.

It's one of those projects that has gone so far over it's budget that it's ridicules. I don't know if it can pass up "the big dig" but they are a tryin'.

The old one could fall apart in an earthquake. Have you been around there when you were in the Navy?

This is a crane that is being used to build the new Bay Bridge between SF and Oakland. To the left is the Golden Gate Bridge and right behind the crane cable is Alcatraz.