On the road again...........

wroughtn_harv · Oct 23, 2003

It just about says it all. There's the inference of work, a positive relationship with nature (horse), and of course, a man appreciating the moment.

Docsknotinn · Oct 23, 2003

Harv, Thats some fence ! When I first met my wife she was a city gal. Well it took a few years but thats been cured. she still laughs at me as I drive through the country talking to new people and waveing to every one. Its all part of the fun. Our road trips have been some of our best vacations. seems like youre haveing a good one too /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Dave

wroughtn_harv · Oct 23, 2003

If the road between Wickenburg and Prescott can be considered tough because of the sixty foot combination limit then the one between Prescott and Jerome must be real tough. It has a fifty foot limit.

My wife wanted this shirt.

wroughtn_harv · Oct 23, 2003

By the way gang if my ship ever comes in, instant riches, I've found the place. It's twenty six thousand acres of mountain land in the middle of New Mexico. It's for sale. If my calculations are correct that's a piece approximately four miles one way and ten miles the other. Mountains, livestock, wildlife, etc, and so on, gotta be a heaven on earth if you don't have to make a living. I mean this time of year a person could spend daylight to dark just walking the perimeter. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

gsganzer · Oct 23, 2003

Your photo of the horse bronze reminded me of this little known fact about sculptures with someone riding a horse (doesn't apply to your photo.).

If the horse has both front legs in the air, the rider died in battle. If the horse has only one front leg in the air, the rider died of wounds sustained in battle. If the horse has both front legs on the ground, the rider died of natural causes.

Bird · Oct 23, 2003

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( the one between Prescott and Jerome must be real tough )</font>

I'll bet it might be with a trailer of any size, but wasn't bad in just a one ton dually extended cab in February, 1990. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

Did you go up there and visit the Gold King Mine? That sawmill was quite fascinating, as was the character operating it. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif