Sunday Pic of the Day

[Dougfirtree]

It is whatever type of rattlesnake we have in West Virginia. I moved here deathly afraid of running into one but this is only the third one I have seen in almost 30 years.

Looks like the Eastern Timber Rattlers we have in NY.

 

[millerkiller77]

I got a start on a neighbors road slides yesterday. I took it down past the slip line and brought it back up in 12-18" lifts. I still have to add another lift and then fill and compact the outer 8' View attachment 276735View attachment 276736View attachment 276737View attachment 276738

Nice job on the grouser bars

 

[mtmuley]

This one is coming home with us in a couple weeks. mtmuley

 

[Southern Elk]

 

[Chad Gus]

He started the day out, white.

 

[peterk1234]

 

[kansasdad]

Small town Kansas ready for Memorial Day

 

[Scott85]

I don’t understand why they had a problem??? I had 3 bars of service on my cell phone.

 

[BAKPAKR]

Looks like the Eastern Timber Rattlers we have in NY.

I think you are right. I had heard of timber rattlesnakes and eastern diamond and I was not sure if they were the same. I have since looked them up and confirmed that they are different.

 

[Redmt]

I got a start on a neighbors road slides yesterday. I took it down past the slip line and brought it back up in 12-18" lifts. I still have to add another lift and then fill and compact the outer 8' View attachment 276735View attachment 276736View attachment 276737View attachment 276738

I have pretty much finished the second slide also. This one was a little tougher. The hill it was cut into was much steeper.

 

[Deleted member 28227]

Never saw a rattler growing up in MA. They were identified as inhabiting a local range we used to hike in frequently.
Thought you were relocating to Michigan?

Yeah apparently there are some in Blue Hills and in Quabbin

Closing tomorrow then moving in 2 weeks.

 

[Wildabeest]

I think you are right. I had heard of timber rattlesnakes and eastern diamond and I was not sure if they were the same. I have since looked them up and confirmed that they are different.

Very different. Eastern diamondback is the largest venomous snake in North America and about 2x the size of a n average timber rattlesnake. They mostly prefer dry ground whereas Timbers can often be found in trees or in water. Due to their darker color and preference for trees and water, we used to call them “rattling water moccasins”. Pretty sure a bite from an eastern diamond is more likely to be fatal than a timber rattler as well.

 

[Redmt]

Nice job on the grouser bars

3rd time around.
I drew an audience this morning.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

Pit stop while on the road working. @Dave N

 

[Potsie]

Pit stop while on the road working. @Dave N

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Don't forget to pick up some cheese curds. Squeeky Cheese for the win!

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

Don't forget to pick up some cheese curds. Squeeky Cheese for the win!

I just spent $200 damn dollars in this place and I'm not even in the ice cream line yet!

 

[Potsie]

I just spent $200 damn dollars in this place and I'm not even in the ice cream line yet!

The smoked cheddar is also damn good.

 

[Nick87]

That Tillamook is kinda shit if you ask me. All you boys talking about it ain't ever been to Wisconsin have you?

 

[Dave N]

Pit stop while on the road working. @Dave N

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What's up with the critters in the background of the sign?

 

[DouglasR]

That Tillamook is kinda shit if you ask me. All you boys talking about it ain't ever been to Wisconsin have you?

The cheese has never really done much for me, but they got the cream in that ice cream.
The texture, the flavors.
And the way certain stores only carry certain flavors.
It’s really an immersive food experience.
10/10