Interesting Links

[Rumba Rue]

All you have to do is post a link to a really great place that you think others would like to see. Please no stupid videos.

my link:

sunlight

[Morgan Dreadlocke]

A long loadin' page fer those on dialup. Well worth it for the detailed closeup photos of surviving and reproduction string instruments. The Voboam 1680 double guitar be a gasm 'o want. Just can't swing the $7000 though

Beautiful musical instruments

[Rumba Rue]

That was really interesting Morgan.

[MadL]

I always thought this site be ...er...interesting:

IT'S ALIVE! QUICK, KILL IT!!!

'n there be e'en more here!:

HOLLY CARP! WHICH END BE THE ARSE???

[Morgan Dreadlocke]

Here be one fer airplane racin' fans-

Fer airplane geeks only

Kinda wonderin' how it would have faired against Hughes' H-1 racer.

[Cpt Sophia M Eisley]

I love this guy's sidewalk drawings...absolutely amazing:

Sidewalk Art

[Rumba Rue]

I've seen some of that sidewalk art and it's absolutely amazing!

[Rumba Rue]

Now here's probably the most incredible find ever!

Crystal Cave

[Hawk the QM]

Here be one fer airplane racin' fans-

Fer airplane geeks only

Kinda wonderin' how it would have faired against Hughes' H-1 racer.

Ground adjustable props? Dang I think I would ask them to keep them neutral for dog fights. Still pretty cool for a wooden frame plane.

Just strap a gun on a Pitts and I'm happy =). Call it Mini Red Baron. Or as my friend calls them.. Pittlatus lol

edit:

I'm just glad they worked the bugs out of this awesome beast. V-22 Osprey

Edited November 7, 2008 by Thequartermaster

[Crows Nest Vintage]

this is really great site. I had a major presentation at college Humanities class Project Renaissance clothing

http://www.garbmonger.com/

[Morgan Dreadlocke]

Workin' fer uncle Samuel a few years back I was a'stationed at RAF Moldyhole UK fer a spell. Just off ta the south side of the village was an old gypsy wagon beautifully detailed and painted. Always meanin' too but never did get a picture 'o said wagon. Still sees it in me minds' eye.

Many samples heare-

http://gypsywaggons.co.uk/index.htm

The Quartermaster said-

"I'm just glad they worked the bugs out of this awesome beast."

I wished they'd worked the bugs out a few years sooner. I'm about 2 leagues south 'o the Avra Valley Memorial. Was at an R/C night flyin' session a ways down the road when all hades broke loose. (Doffs hat in respect)

[Crows Nest Vintage]

Captain Kidd 55' Schooner Reservations 281 334 5433

www.tropicalexpress.com

Scheduled Day Sails

USCG inspected to carry 28 passengers

If you are ever in Texas the Kemah boardwalk way, You must charter a voyage it is only two hours if you have teens, on this vessel I have been on excursions many times WONDERFUL

http://tropicalexpress.com/

There are some pictures of my excursion on my web site

I will look through the pictures on my site

Look here for pictures of the vessels under sail

http://tropicalexpress.com/boats.html

they charter some very gorgeous vessels

Here is one under sail, I am behind the Captain with my camera photographing the ship as she makes her way out from the harbor

http://www.crowsnestvintage.com/9301.html?...;img=47#gallery

http://www.crowsnestvintage.com/9301.html?...;img=47#gallery

You will have to click on the picture so that it will view a little larger on your computer screen

Her she is underway, this is the Charter operations site photos

http://tropicalexpress.com/schedule.html

Edited November 10, 2008 by Crows Nest Vintage

[blackjohn]

Here be one fer airplane racin' fans-

Fer airplane geeks only

Kinda wonderin' how it would have faired against Hughes' H-1 racer.

Awwww man that's nice!

(I'm a GeeBee fan myself.)

[Matusalem]

Here be one fer airplane racin' fans-

Fer airplane geeks only

Kinda wonderin' how it would have faired against Hughes' H-1 racer.

Awwww man that's nice!

(I'm a GeeBee fan myself.)

I'm an airplane geek meself. This is one of the geeky airplane sites I like, which is a search engine for airliners and different planes (I'm partial to the TWA Constellation):

Airliners.net

Edited November 11, 2008 by Matusalem

[blackjohn]

Cool stuff. Airplanes... always wanted to be a fighter pilot...

Ok, how about Emile Berliner's early helicopter.

It's at a cool little airport museum outside of DC. The world's oldest airport, in fact.

http://www.collegeparkairport.org/

[Red-Handed Jill]

There's a pretty good aviation museum right by where I live: Hiller Aviation Museum

There are all sorts of interesting flying machines here, including a rotorcycle.