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by **71 pacecar** » 04 Feb 2006 2:38

What's on your desktop ???

by **ianandjess** » 04 Feb 2006 10:41

this is

by **ianandjess** » 04 Feb 2006 10:42

do i sense a common theme happening here?

by **Chrippa** » 04 Feb 2006 16:36

This is my wallpaper

The yellow Duster is mine, but i wish i had that black Chally! Its got a 500 stroker under the hood :twisted:

by **dodgefreak** » 04 Feb 2006 20:09

This is my wallpaper,

from last summer, my '74 challenger next to steven(dosz) '73 challenger

by **dave-r** » 04 Feb 2006 21:42

Just to be different.....

This is a photo I took last autum of a house we found while on a high level 10 mile hike between two valleys in the Lake District of Cumbria, England. This house was boarded up but looked like it had been occupied a few years before. It was at least 4 miles from anything like a decent footpath let alone a road. It looked very very creepy even in the full light of day. I half expected to see a lady in grey around every corner of it or a face at the window. :s008:

That is my wife Diana in the foreground.

My good friend Tim did a bit of photoshopping on it to make it look even more spooky. :shock:

by **Bilko** » 04 Feb 2006 22:02

Sorry Guys, mine only has 2 wheelsl!

by **regnellahC** » 05 Feb 2006 1:58

How do you guys post these pictures in this box---I just can't figure it out for the life of me !! :s008:

by **David** » 05 Feb 2006 3:23

Here is my desk top, I put each step of the restoration on it. I have about 1 month left.

by **BRADGROTT** » 05 Feb 2006 5:03

daddy likes

by **NZ440R/T** » 05 Feb 2006 5:56

This is mine. :thumbsup:

by **mopar70** » 05 Feb 2006 8:12

This is my wallpaper.

by **Bilko** » 05 Feb 2006 9:00

regnellahC wrote:How do you guys post these pictures in this box---I just can't figure it out for the life of me !!

Type your message in the box as usual, then below the message box is a section called 'Add an Attachment'. Click on browse, find the picture you want to use on your computer, click open and the filename will appear in the box. Now click 'Submit' as normal and the picture will appear in your message.

by **PaknSix** » 05 Feb 2006 18:06

I didn't go hiking in the Rockies last year...need some inspiration to go this July. I climbed the Saddleback and Fairview Mtn at Lake Louise last time, now I have to find out what the view from on top of Mt. Temple is like. :-)

by **dave-r** » 05 Feb 2006 18:32

PaknSix wrote:I didn't go hiking in the Rockies last year...need some inspiration to go this July. I climbed the Saddleback and Fairview Mtn at Lake Louise last time, now I have to find out what the view from on top of Mt. Temple is like.

Oooh! I like doing that.

Our pathetic 2500ft-4400ft "hills" are tiring enough to get up (for an old bloke like me) but i would love to get up on to of those Rockies.

I cheated last time and got the cable car most of the way up Whistler above Jasper. :mrgreen:

I did walk to the head of Lake Louise and back along the higher level path that comes past that bee hive shaped bit with the small lake but that was probably less that a quarter of the way up that hillside? My wife was not very confident about heights back then. :roll:

Most of those Mountains there look too big to get up and back in one day to me. I don't know how you do it.

by **PaknSix** » 05 Feb 2006 19:27

That's Lake Agnes, with the Tea House on the shore. The switchback leading up to the Big Beehive would do in most people out for a days walk. Nice view of Lake Louise from there. :thumbsup:

I spend more time preparing for the vacation that I do on the hikes themselves. Have to make the best of it while there or there's no really point if I'm sitting around with a sore everything. :lol:

I plan for a balance between the difficulties of the hikes and being out to take photographs, always have to have one real challenging hike in the mix. :twisted:

a few of my hiking photos are here... http://community.webshots.com/album/174060283GWgAEL

...don't want to hijack this thread with outdoors talk :-)

by **dave-r** » 05 Feb 2006 19:59

You take a good photograph mate. I will have to get some of mine up in a gallery like that to show you. I am a rubbish photographer but the UK Lake District landscape still looks good.

by **PaknSix** » 05 Feb 2006 22:26

Thanks Dave, I'm still learning, it'll make for a good retirement hobby.

Those are great shots of yours Dave. Any time you want to go back to the mountain, just put the picture on the PC, put your feet up and you're there! The UK Lakes District is nearest to...? I have to make a note of that, beautiful scenery there.

by **71 pacecar** » 06 Feb 2006 2:20

Wow Gord , those are some beautiful shots . :thumbsup:

by **regnellahC** » 06 Feb 2006 4:45

This is mine now.

by **regnellahC** » 06 Feb 2006 4:47

This Will be my desktop in 2008 :?:

by **Tim** » 06 Feb 2006 10:13

Here's mine, taken two weekends ago, a few minutes walk from our house. There's wolves in them woods...... :wink:

by **dave-r** » 06 Feb 2006 10:20

Tim wrote:There's wolves in them woods......

No mate. That's your kids. :lol:

by **dave-r** » 06 Feb 2006 10:26

PaknSix wrote:The UK Lakes District is nearest to...? I have to make a note of that, beautiful scenery there.

The Lake District takes up most of the far North West of England. Only a couple of hours drive along Hadrians Roman Wall from the Eastern side where I live.

by **Fat Tony** » 06 Feb 2006 10:52

This is mine , thanks to Dave Mcbride MMA

by **LITEMUP** » 06 Feb 2006 15:30

it often changes...but usually is something like this.

by **dave-r** » 06 Feb 2006 16:24

Wow I like those!

by **Tim** » 07 Feb 2006 9:42

Leaves me in the weeds. :s002:

The blokes got a real talent, and in my opinion, an artistic ability which can't be taught anywhere.

by **babyelephant** » 07 Feb 2006 11:31

This is mine nowadays;

by **Babaluie** » 08 Feb 2006 11:37

This is mine

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