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Headlights arrived at 1pm. I now had all the light assemblies. I couldn't resist. I think it took just 2 hours of casual methodical stages and I also cleaned around the openings before inserting the new lights, just like I did to the other vehicles.
I had watched a couple of videos and knew just what to do. It went really easy. All the lights were from Eagle Eyes Co. Nice.
I finished as the sun went behind the trees and it was getting cooler.
Now to see how long these last before they fog up or crack. I'm hoping they last 20 years.
Looks good Tony. I replaced a discolored headlight cover on my Avalon. I too bought it from Eagle Eyes.
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OOOOOH!
I plan on saving my old ones after I clean them. I have some space in the backroom way up high.
I tested the light patterns from my F150 and the 95 Camry tonight. WOW, what an increase in light.
I remember this kind of light output when I drove one of our "new" Camrys back home at night years ago.
I can see an ant at 100 yards now.
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Glen State Park?
Your guess is as good as mine. I just saw the photo, liked it and figured that I would share it with y'all. That's the kind of place I like to be.
Tom~ In search of accurate reproduction of music. Real sound is my reference and while perfection may not be attainable? If I chase it, I might just catch excellence. ~ -
Watkins Glen State Park. I think the bridge is called the Rainbow Bridge. Used to imbibe at Rooster Fish
Brewpub from time to time when spending a day in Watkins. -
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"They sounded hard!"
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I'll bet they have ZERO resonance from the enclosures too.Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
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This is the turntable that goes with those speakers.
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See my profile for list of gear.
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Depends -- some rock is harder than others.
Me? I'd take them for granite.
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(ASR)
Is it live, or is it Memorex?
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DSC_0927 (2) by Mark Hardy, on Flickr
Nary a whistlepig in sight (nor Bill Murray, for that matter), but we did have this gang amble through late this afternoon.
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Thanksgiving dinner for the neighborhood...
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Kitteh.
Has been listenin' to.
Too much Talking Heads.
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I might be mistaken but I believe that feeding acid to a cat doesn't really benefit the cat as much as one might think. 🤔
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Yeah... I'm not so sure.
This is an actual GIF of poor, simple Felicitous ("Felix") the Cat and the tragic, brutal effects of catnip on an impressionable young cat.
Nowadays, Felix lives in a cardboard box and begs to garner enough nourishment to survive from fix to fix.
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Yep - Watkins Glen. Beautiful place, and Lake Seneca (Finger Lakes) just to the north has some pretty good wine!
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We did a second honeymoon trip to the Finger Lakes for our...umm... I think it was 25th anniversary. Rented a big fancy (for us) Volvo S80. Stayed in the snazziest suites in snazzy-ish hotels. Tasted/drank/bought lots of wine and had some fabulous meals, too.
Skaneateles -- I feel like I am from New York state just sayin' the name.
That part of the world is also Mecca (so to speak) for birders -- due to the presence of Cornell Ornithology and their "Sapsucker Woods", so we covered multiple interests in one trip.
We watched a lakeside wedding ceremony in Geneva from the balcony of our hotel suite on a Saturday afternoon, which seemed both ironic and apt, at the same time.
You can see our balcony above my head in this photo our two-level part of the turret, the inside of the lower level of which is shown in the to photo, is to the left in the bottom photo [i.e., to my right] of the back of the hotel.
Hopin' to get out that way again maybe for our fortieth anniversary (which approaching with frightening rapidity) -- it was a pleasant drive from MA, although it'll be a little more arduous from here (since there's essentially no easy way to get across Vermont).
I do have a photo of the falls but it wasn't a very pretty day and it's no match for the one above.
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Doc, my favorite Cab Franc was from Belhurst.
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I wonder if I have any Belhurst wines here any more -- you may recognize "Belhurst Castle" in the photos above I'll have to check. It was quite a while ago.
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We get those Cedar Waxwings in our neighbors' yards every year. Mulberry and silver maple trees.
They LOVE Mulberries!
These are perched in a Wild Cherry ( the last hurricane snaped this tree at 10 or 12ft and threw it into the neighbors yard. It's still just a trunk.) tree just above the Mulberry Tree beside our driveway. We saw a lot of "Berry Passing back and forth" that year.
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That's what our government puts in those 4K page bills they bring to the floor. They're experts at it. Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
