Industrial photos

beauregaardhooligan · 09-01-2007, 11:22 AM

Thanks, Griff, but I must say...
#1 I'm not a RPLS, just a Rod Man.
(UhOh, here it comes.)
#2 I didn't find theMachine, a friend showed it to me.

#3 We weren't surveying at the time.

But my crew chief did find a body once, which is not all that uncommon. The guy was just sitting there on the side of a hill looking like he was sleeping. He was a homeless person who died of natural causes, pretty sad.
Not too long ago, some surveyors ran into a booby trap outside a dog-fighting ring that was subsequently busted. As I recall the guy took a shotgun shell to the leg, not cool.
I have found some neat old bottles and a nearly pristine tail-light lens from an early '50s Ford, not to mention some outstanding scenery and vistas.

Regardless, I'm glad you enjoyed the pix.
It really is a stupendous machine.

09-01-2007, 11:22 AM	#37
beauregaardhooligan Elite Elitist Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 323	Thanks, Griff, but I must say... #1 I'm not a RPLS, just a Rod Man. (UhOh, here it comes.) #2 I didn't find theMachine, a friend showed it to me. #3 We weren't surveying at the time. But my crew chief did find a body once, which is not all that uncommon. The guy was just sitting there on the side of a hill looking like he was sleeping. He was a homeless person who died of natural causes, pretty sad. Not too long ago, some surveyors ran into a booby trap outside a dog-fighting ring that was subsequently busted. As I recall the guy took a shotgun shell to the leg, not cool. I have found some neat old bottles and a nearly pristine tail-light lens from an early '50s Ford, not to mention some outstanding scenery and vistas. Regardless, I'm glad you enjoyed the pix. It really is a stupendous machine.

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