GAW & Apologies

[Johnnythefox]

I am in for Jack Black if thats OK,he rarely puts his name down.

In other news I meet lots of different people on my motorcycle road trips.

Everytime its a little interaction/story that will bring back memorys in years to come.

I will talk to just about anyone even wild animals and cheeky cats.



I hope it’s not to many photos,it’s the tip of the iceberg.

Finding them has bought back so many good times.


Note being tall and with dodgy knees its hard to bend down to fit in the picture myself.

 

[danno50]

I would like to enter on behalf of Steve afishhunter . A few shots from my front porch in Saskatoon and one of the cabin (still under construction) where I spend most of my summer. Also a few shots from the roof of the cabin. My Dad, myself and a few friends started building the cabin in 1970. It burned in a forest fire in 2015. It has subsequently become my cabin and I have been slowly rebuilding.

 

[Johnnythefox]

I would like to enter on behalf of Steve afishhunter . A few shots from my front porch in Saskatoon and one of the cabin (still under construction) where I spend most of my summer. Also a few shots from the roof of the cabin. My Dad, myself and a few friends started building the cabin in 1970. It burned in a forest fire in 2015. It has subsequently become my cabin and I have been slowly rebuilding.

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Thats not a cabin,thats a massive/expensive house were I live.

 

[Jacques Mi]

Always a scholer and a gentleman Âchillepattada . Thank you for this GAW.

There are many ways to show appreciation and say thank you. Nominating a person in a GAW is definitely one of them. I'm in for Rufus1949

One of the things I enjoy the most is to sit - with a cup of fresh brewed coffee of course - and watch my twin daughters play and build small beautiful worlds from their pure imagination.
This is a small part from one of their resent "installations".

 

[danno50]

Thats not a cabin,thats a massive/expensive house were I live.

Good one John! There is no electricity, the plumbing is outside and the running water is me running down to the dock with a pail.

 

[Rufus1949]

Always a scholer and a gentleman Âchillepattada . Thank you for this GAW.

There are many ways to show appreciation and say thank you. Nominating a person in a GAW is definitely one of them. I'm in for Rufus1949

One of the things I enjoy the most is to sit - with a cup of fresh brewed coffee of course - and watch my twin daughters play and build small beautiful worlds from their pure imagination.
This is a small part from one of their resent "installations".

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Jacob,
I am glad you get to see the world through your twins! Many lose that sense of wonder as we grow, where you are reminded of it daily.
I thank you for your kindness
and long distance friendship.

 

[Johnnythefox]

Good one John! There is no electricity, the plumbing is outside and the running water is me running down to the dock with a pail.

Sounds just like my grandparents house when I was a kid.

Outside loo with the top and bottom cut of the door (why,it was so cold and windy anyway no one lingered).

Tin bath in front of the kitchen fire, heated by kettles (on the stove) which took so long you had 2 inches of freezing water,the last child in the bath was swimming in mud.

No double glazing lots of condensation and damp.


House prices near me for houses smaller than your cabin,honestly even as it is it would make you rich.

"The majority of properties sold during the last year were terraced properties, selling for an average price of £569,518. Semi-detached properties sold for an average of £593,122, with flats fetching £353,150".

We was poor but happy (I think).

 

[Jack Black]

I am in for Jack Black if thats OK,he rarely puts his name down.

In other news I meet lots of different people on my motorcycle road trips.

Everytime its a little interaction/story that will bring back memorys in years to come.

I will talk to just about anyone even wild animals and cheeky cats.



I hope it’s not to many photos,it’s the tip of the iceberg.

Finding them has bought back so many good times.


Note being tall and with dodgy knees its hard to bend down to fit in the picture myself.

Thanks a lot John, I love your pics

 

[Johnnythefox]

Thanks a lot John, I love your pics

Thanks Jack.

 

[rcs86]

Not an entry, as I have received far more from your kindness than I have ever deserved! A great giveaway by a great friend and member of the porch!

 

[tmd_87]

I’m in!

Here’s a picture I took of fisherman on a pier in Half Moon Bay. They had some crab pots in the water. I’m hoping they caught their limits!

 

[Matt_WY]

Fantastic GAW, here are a few pictures showing the vast openness of southwest Wyoming.

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

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Fantastic GAW, here are a few pictures showing the vast openness of southwest Wyoming.

Is that mule deer and antelope country?

 

[Matt_WY]

Is that mule deer and antelope country?

Plenty of antelope and mule deer, also some good elk herd areas. Here’s my boy Pete checking out the mule deer behind the office.

 

[seas165]

Im in! Here is a pic of my backyard, my "office" view and a visitor to my lawn.

 

[meako]

In for sure thanks for the chance Âchillepattada .


Now get siddown and shuddup.

 

[mitch13]

In for sure thanks for the chance Âchillepattada .
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Now get siddown and shuddup.

If you are wondering it's a bus.
I bet meako does a great version of... "the wheels on the bus"