Nascar 4 life

Red Castle Hotel in Rivervale is just a memory of what it once was. Worth a look, and I recommend climbing the stairs to the rooftop. Check out the remains of the oriental garden while you're there.

Taken at a PIP Tuesday meet.

bullhead city arizona / 5.20.17

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just a redneck woman

I was driving thru my apartment complex & spotted this old Chevy truck.

Photo Credit to Huey Fourquet

Photo Credit to Huey Fourquet

Hohe Tauern National Park at Bad Gastein.

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Bubba the redneck zombie. Lovable, slightly overweight redneck zombie made out of old gray tee shirt and additional fabric remnants from around the house.

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Rednecks on Georgia's Little River throw a bait net where the white bass and stripers spawn, seeking catfish on another river the next day.

Even when you croak it doesn't mean you stop being a redneck.

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I drew the templates and did some cutting. That's it!

I guess I also supplied the LED lights inside.

This was my department's Christmas Gingerbread house.

Drea and Matt on their way to the Kenny Chesney concert. No, I didn't go.

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Damn. R3DNECK LIM☺Z33N at MP 28.5 near Saulk Trail, IL on the Villa Grove Sub.

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Saulk Trail, IL

Found in the internet

This is outside the Baxter Country Store in Baxter, Missouri. The small can reads "local calls". The medium can reads "long distance calls." The large can reads "international calls."

Redneck Flash Light.....

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Redneck Muddy Gras! Score! (not)

We get a little bored, sometimes - perhaps alcohol is involved. Too bad it wasn't a 2 story outhouse. (giggle)

Dave fell in, kinda got wet. Oh yeah, good thing he brought his rain pants.

Redneck Much?

We pulled the engine out of this 1981 Jeep Wagoneer without a cherry picker. Or at least not a real one.

After tearing off the heads and eliminating as much weight as possible we had to figure out a way to get it out. So when the first weight bar was bowing badly we decided to use the olympic weight bar. That was batter but we couldn't getthe engine out without some type of leverage. Looking around I asked if we could put 4x6's under the engine to lift it.

Shawn said no, but had the idea of putting the 4x6's on top with cinder blocks underneath.

The unbelievable thing is that it actually worked. And nobody was hurt. Well except from some squished fingers and scraped knuckles.

The really bad part was that they had to carry it on the weight bar about 40 feet or so to the back of the guy's truck, then list it onto the tailgate.

But they did it. It only took about six hours.

This sign was encountered when riding the B&O low line from Paw Paw WV to the Western Maryland Railway in Magnolia Bend, WV