Sweetie, and for those who left early, that is now officially a *70 MPH* smile. Yes folks, ole Charlie broke the 70 MPH barrier today, thanks to AmtrakJoe, Denny Graham, Sweet, Mike B and everyone else who lent a hand to Team Axle!

I've uploaded my shots. The aerial will be uploaded soon -- please stay tuned.

Great weekend, all. It was what Homecoming is all about. Family, friends, old trucks, helping each other, drinking beer, eating too much, getting dirty, watching kids play with puppies and playing in ponds, camping and generally living the life terrorists hate us for smile and our friends and family in uniform sacrificed to preserve for us. The only thing missing was shooting something .... but we do that at George's ...

GIANT thanks to Eric and Hambone for the awesome aerial display of derring do and photographic prowess! Big giant thanks, as well, to our neighbors (Alan and Bert) who helped with logsitics and catering. Big thanks to our great neighbor Eugene for letting us park stuff on his property smile And Thanks to all who came -- *YOU* made the weekend.

And charlie says THIS!

~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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