Letting the horses out, too much time on my hands (ot)

[1940plymouth]

This morning Cooper and I drove the Plymouth down to the fairgrounds to walk our mile, when we were done, and he had a good drink at the river, I parked the car in the horse barn, so I could take these photos of the HORSES GETTING OUT. Like the heading says, too much time on my hands, but I am having a great time, as I hope everyone else is,

Bob

[1940plymouth]

Forgot to add photos:)

[Rodney Bullock]

You are having too much fun. Just to much:) I like it!

[P-12 Tommy]

Great pics Bob! Cooper's lucky to have a friend in you.

Tom

[Niel Hoback]

If it's true that you have too much time on your hands, then you are using it very wisely. Personally, I don't think it's possible to have too much time. Maybe Cooper should write a book on his travels.

In the first picture, your car looks very sad trapped behind closed gates. The second almost says "Whoopee, free at last".

Cooper seems to be saying, "C'mon old man, lets get moving".

[1950 Special Deluxe]

Bob

Great pictures, as always.

You have a great eye for great pictures. Every time I see them I think, how can I come up with ideas and locations like that?

I have not done much with my car other than short drives around Saskatoon and plan for the winter. I have some projects lined up, but for now I do not want to do too much other than enjoy it.

Neil

[1940plymouth]

Niel, I think I ought to take the photos and have you "Ghost Write" you're darn clever with your comments:)

Neil,

Good to hear that you are enjoying your car, and yes, if possible enjoy it while the weather is good, then work on her in the winter months. Just take your camera with you when you are out and about in the '50 and you'll be surprised at what you might see to use as a back drop.