[_redbird_]

The major drawback of "drive-by" photography illustrated below.

Not to self: Remember to roll the window down.

http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/100_0840.jpg (broken link)

[peggydavis]

I have taken a few like that myself, RB.

[EarthBound?]

Originally Posted by redbird4848

The major drawback of "drive-by" photography illustrated below.

Not to self: Remember to roll the window down.

http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/100_0840.jpg (broken link)

Is "WORSTEST" actually a word?

[Synopsis]

Originally Posted by SeabeeBolt

Is "WORSTEST" actually a word?

In this case, we will make "Worstest" a word for describing Redbird's photos with the windows rolled up. Oh, and when it's raining..

[EarthBound?]

Originally Posted by Synopsis

In this case, we will make "Worstest" a word for describing Redbird's photos with the windows rolled up. Oh, and when it's raining..

Okay, I can go along with dat, Just ax me anytime, I might just knowd it.

[_redbird_]

Too bad. It was a fantastic shot that would have won ANY photography contest hands down.

A Pulitzer even. Maybe even an Oscar. There would have been plays written about it, dramas, stories, and Associated Press would've descended onto the quaint little town of Bearden, OK, population 134 souls.

But noooooooo. RB had to forget to roll the window down.

[EarthBound?]

Originally Posted by redbird4848

Too bad. It was a fantastic shot that would have won ANY photography contest hands down.

A Pulitzer even. Maybe even an Oscar. There would have been plays written about it, dramas, stories, and Associated Press would've descended onto the quaint little town of Bearden, OK, population 134 souls.

But noooooooo. RB had to forget to roll the window down.

As Larry the Cable Guy would put it "Now thats funny, I don't care who ya are".

[Synopsis]

Originally Posted by redbird4848

Too bad. It was a fantastic shot that would have won ANY photography contest hands down.

A Pulitzer even. Maybe even an Oscar. There would have been plays written about it, dramas, stories, and Associated Press would've descended onto the quaint little town of Bearden, OK, population 134 souls.

But noooooooo. RB had to forget to roll the window down.

We love ribbing good ol' redbird.

[_redbird_]

Originally Posted by Synopsis

We love ribbing good ol' redbird.

Oh, okay. I was plumb tickled my own self.

http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/ee-1.jpg (broken link)

My pew-litzer will just have to wait. I'll have to take another snapshot of the sleepiest town in CDF history (Bearden, OK). Even sleepier than synopse's ol' stompin grounds.

My hometown had a sign saying "SLOW KID PLAYING", ... and they MEANT IT. DOH!

[paraviews]

Originally Posted by peggydavis

Here are some pics I took a couple of weeks ago around Wetumka Lake.



It has golf



Ducks



This guy thinks he is tough



Good fishing spot



Fishing dock



Green fees seem reasonable





This old house must have been here when they built the lake







On to Lake Weleetka. This was such a beautiful slow drive, and fun for motorcycles. It runs between Highway 9 and Highway 75. I need to get some more pics of the scenes on the way.

Looks like the local teenagers have been working on this sign.




A real pretty, small lake



It has a nice shelter so you can stop and have a picnic



That's all, folks

Hey, do you happen to have any of my old house and how it currently looks now? (501 S. (or E?) Broadway?