Love the shield on that half Congress.
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Personally, I believe a rope ladder (or any ladder, for that matter) would be far, far worse.I don't blame you. Flying and doing top-of-aircraft inspections were fine, but I hated going up in cherry pickers/ lifts.
That is a good looking set you have there, just about all one needs most days. And classy looking to boot.Recycled pic. Only red with me today.
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That is a good looking set you have there, just about all one needs most days. And classy looking to boot.![]()
I hear you, I have an orange alox classic and it's surprisingly tiny. I have a rambler which is not alox but it has some really handy tools and it's the size of a classic. It's a little easier to handle so I carry it more than the alox. But your photo looks great so there's that!Thanks. Still debating the little Classic SD, it's right at the size point (for me) where it is becoming a bit fumbly.
I remember the first time I had crawfish. It was at a seafood place close to Savannah, GA. My wife & I both ordered the seafood platters, and when the waitress brought it out I looked at the crawfish & told the waitress, "Where I come from we call that bait." She told us how everybody from the south goes about eating them, and, yes, they are pretty good. For the amount of work involved, I'd much rather have shrimp though.View attachment 2128083
First time having crawfish. They’re really good