My wife picked it up somewhere along the way.did you make it
I did add the colored background.
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I did add the colored background.
ok its cool thoughMy wife picked it up somewhere along the way.
I did add the colored background.
its all art 
You didn't land today? I was just in the brewery again this afternoon chatting to a Delta pilot from Utah.
Unfortunately not. I was flying SAS from Stockholm to London, just hugging the Dutch coast...
been busy with me bike again to day
and just like magic i made it go green 
Wow Fantastic! Did you repaint or are those different pieces?been busy with me bike again to day View attachment 3505217 and just like magic i made it go green
i did paint them they were on my other bike. i wasn't happy the way the other bike looked with the green so i swapped the parts over so i suppose i did bothWow Fantastic! Did you repaint or are those different pieces?
Great job!i did paint them they were on my other bike. i wasn't happy the way the other bike looked with the green so i swapped the parts over so i suppose i did both
thank youGreat job!
this is the other bike as you can see i also swapped the exhaust end can as well but i did that a while ago
It's spider season around here ️
This one is posted up in our kitchen. Just a little guy, about the size of a dime >
This one is posted up in our kitchen. Just a little guy, about the size of a dime >
I've been up north in Scotland recently! Weird being a tourist in my own country, but I really don't know Scotland as well as I should.
This is the memorial to the Jacobite uprising in Glenfinnan:
The scenery behind the memorial is vast, especially when Loch Shiel is still.
Glenfinnan also has a big railway viaduct (aka the 'Harry Potter Bridge').
This is the view from the viaduct looking back over to the monument in the middle of the photo.
...and this was a big seal begging for fish in the harbour at Mallaig, which is where the train eventually arrives at once it has been over the viaduct and continued up the coast.
Bonus "read another book" content:
This island was used for Dumbledore's grave in the Harry Potter film, albeit shopped into another Loch for whatever reason.
What is slowly coming together for me is my understanding of Scottish history. The Jacobite uprising was part of a chain of events that lead to the Highland Clearances, which is why there are so many Americans and Canadians who are proud of their Scots ancestry. Lots of folk were kicked out and replaced with sheep! The odd gangly trees on the island in my photo are one of the last scraps of the old Caledonian Pinewood that used to cover vast areas of Scotland. All that is left are these little outcrops (I saw a few others on my trip). Not only were the people displaced, and steps were taken to demolish any sort of sense of Scottish identity, but the landscape was irreversibly altered as well. Out in the Pinewood you would have found wolves, beavers and a completely different ecosystem that supported this. What was left was this vast, empty landscape that these days supports red deer over anything else.
This is the memorial to the Jacobite uprising in Glenfinnan:
The scenery behind the memorial is vast, especially when Loch Shiel is still.
Glenfinnan also has a big railway viaduct (aka the 'Harry Potter Bridge').
This is the view from the viaduct looking back over to the monument in the middle of the photo.
...and this was a big seal begging for fish in the harbour at Mallaig, which is where the train eventually arrives at once it has been over the viaduct and continued up the coast.
Bonus "read another book" content:
This island was used for Dumbledore's grave in the Harry Potter film, albeit shopped into another Loch for whatever reason.
What is slowly coming together for me is my understanding of Scottish history. The Jacobite uprising was part of a chain of events that lead to the Highland Clearances, which is why there are so many Americans and Canadians who are proud of their Scots ancestry. Lots of folk were kicked out and replaced with sheep! The odd gangly trees on the island in my photo are one of the last scraps of the old Caledonian Pinewood that used to cover vast areas of Scotland. All that is left are these little outcrops (I saw a few others on my trip). Not only were the people displaced, and steps were taken to demolish any sort of sense of Scottish identity, but the landscape was irreversibly altered as well. Out in the Pinewood you would have found wolves, beavers and a completely different ecosystem that supported this. What was left was this vast, empty landscape that these days supports red deer over anything else.
