Thanks!

Thank ya!

It's such a fun, joyful event. Plus, just walking around with a couple cameras hanging off you gets people to come up and ask you to take their photo, makes for so many photo opportunities. Thank ya 😎😎😎

There's a few Cuban places that serve coffee here, if theirs is any guide, I can see why you'd have trouble finding a proper cup of bean water. Best regards.

But if you drink it more often, it affects you less :D Anyways, lovely shots!

Thank you! The funny thing is, the fairgrounds where the state fair takes place every year has its own amusement park, Kentucky Kingdom, and they set the fair rides up in the parking lots just outside

That reminds me, should probably be planning a jaunt down to the Gulf of Mexico...

Long as we're both stuck in the bowl that is the Ohio River valley, I suspect we'll both get to keep it. I've still got flowers blooming but even the sunflowers are looking a bit parched, gave up on mowing

You'd think the digging would get easier with practice. I do a lot less since I quit drinking but it still hasn't gotten easy. You're not enjoying this lovely weather? Me either. Knew there'd be hell to

I gotcha, that's less than I was expecting. Speaking of food, you got a bear canister? Fitting that in my pack was always a pain in the ass but I wouldn't trust my food with anything else out in bear country.

Some thoughts, in no particular order: Goddamn, that's a lot of gear to hump around, what's that weigh in at all kitted up? I swear by the trimix backpacking stoves akin to this, light and easy to use

Glad I'm not the only one out there rocking the FrogTogs still.

I feel ya, my tolerance for crowds ain't what it used to be. Early afternoon on weekdays the crowd is usually pretty sparse, which is fine by me except it makes the photography more work. C'est la vie.

I think originally the Street Rods were restricted to pre-1948, but a decade or two ago they changed it to anything 30 years old or older. Fucking weird to see cars that I remember when they were new being

You notice they never want to build these in rich communities. Exactly. Almost as if they view us as expendable. I'm originally from southeastern Kentucky, this all feels like the same sort of chicanery

"Mopar? You mean no power?" (It rhymes in Appalachian)

Someone in my family was always working on an old Chevy/GM, so I've always been a bit partial to them. You got a grudge against Cudas or something? Those were getting rare when we were in high school.

That's probably the coolest way to see'em, it's always properly scorching for the show. Lol, which timeframe are you calling older? I didn't see any Model Ts this time around but there were a good bit

Thank you!

Thanks so much!