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Is them new-fangled roller lifters I bin hearin' about? Look too big fer that Ponnyac wagon there.
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Looked like CC blades. Not the thickest out there, but they do make heavy duty blades for em.
why have breakfast when you can have breakfast and lunch at the same time
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Late day trip to the coast today - much cooler than at home …
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Another small wind farm popping up here
I love cold smoking those two cheeses right there. Excellent. The hard part is letting it age for a couple weeks in the fridge.
Cold smoking ... how's that done?
Three Schuco models in 1/43.
VW Kübelwagen Type 82 ("bucket seat car"), designed by Porsche in 1940. It had RWD and was capable of a little floating. The VW Schwimwagen was actually amphibious. I have a model of ity but can'[t find it right now.
The VW Type 181 was first produced in 1968 and is better known as 'VWThing.' It's also RWD and was commonly used as a sa courier vehicle by the German Bundeswehr. Civilian versions were available.
The third vehicle is the DKW Munga which was built by Auto Union (later renamed as Audi) beginning in 1956. This was vehicle had AWD.
I think I posted images of the Muinga before and I think I confused it then with the much newer but similar-looking VW Iltis (1978). My apologies! I also have a Schwimmwagen model somewhere but I have not been able to find it. I have too many models!
From left to right: VW Kübelwagen Type 82, VW Type 181, DKW Munga
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VW Kübelwagen Type 82 ("bucket seat car"), designed by Porsche in 1940. It had RWD and was capable of a little floating. The VW Schwimwagen was actually amphibious. I have a model of ity but can'[t find it right now.
The VW Type 181 was first produced in 1968 and is better known as 'VWThing.' It's also RWD and was commonly used as a sa courier vehicle by the German Bundeswehr. Civilian versions were available.
The third vehicle is the DKW Munga which was built by Auto Union (later renamed as Audi) beginning in 1956. This was vehicle had AWD.
I think I posted images of the Muinga before and I think I confused it then with the much newer but similar-looking VW Iltis (1978). My apologies! I also have a Schwimmwagen model somewhere but I have not been able to find it. I have too many models!
From left to right: VW Kübelwagen Type 82, VW Type 181, DKW Munga
Convertible top removed
The beach is like a box of chocolates - or something. This critter has little flippers! 
This creature is called a twin-sailed salp. I see them frequently, locomoting through the water they are quite cute and fascinating, and very hard to see. They use waterjet propulsion.
Good picture:
https://www.natural-swimmer.com/salpa-maggiore.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salp
This creature is called a twin-sailed salp. I see them frequently, locomoting through the water they are quite cute and fascinating, and very hard to see. They use waterjet propulsion.
Good picture:
https://www.natural-swimmer.com/salpa-maggiore.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salp
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My method? With a smoke tube, on a cool day. Smoker itself is not turned on.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=smoke+tubes+for+pellet+grills
Vertical smoker, second highest rack. 4-6 hours+ depending on cheese and size. Then must age for a week minimum, two+ better. Amazing how the taste mellows so nicely.
