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A Flathead from Cyberpunk 2077. A lot of Bricklink U-Clips and Monopods will have to be used for this one :)
When you look up the color blue in the dictionary...a picture of Flathead Lake is next to it! LOL...boy was it one beautiful blue lake this day with the sun shining and a big blue sky!!! :) Please view in light box for a real treat!
Hope everyone is doing well! Have a wonderful evening! ♥
1929 Ford Coupe. Cantigny Park. Wheaton, IL.
Photo by John Lishamer Photography (www.johnlishamer.com) All Rights Reserved.
Mamiya RB67 Pro SD. Seiko 65mm f4 K/L. Fuji Acros 100. Ilfosol.
Taken using laser sight on camera rather than sighting through the viewfinder. Focus is very hit and miss.
A relative of a relative has this truck on their farm. It is really solid and restorable, ran when parked. I'm not supposed to divulge the location, but I'm sure my phone has done that.
A tiny island shrouded in fog on Flathead Lake in Montana. Photo taken from Flathead Lake - West Shore State Park.
I just love this red house...such character!!! Along Flathead Lake with Swan River running right through the town of Big Fork, MT.
Playing Now: I'm Eighteen - Alice Cooper
Photographed @ the 2015 18th Annual Goodguys PPG Nationals in Columbus, Ohio.
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Ran out to Big Arm State Park for the sunrise last weekend. It came later than it does in Billings, so I was up really early, just kinda waiting.
1942 Ford Pickup with a very radical 59A Flathead V8. Navarro heads and a blower.
At the Francis Park Car Show, Kewanee, Illinois, 2022.
Vintage Ford Mainline Flathead at Oak Hills High School Car Show. Image property of BTSphotos.com. All rights reserved. View On Black
This reminded me alot of wetlands or a wildlife refuge. This is still along the Flathead River and there is quite alot of bird activity. The river is out there by the trees. I'm betting that all this water comes from the river...I think anyway. Unfortunately there are some gates that prevent entrance by vehicle and we decided we wanted to go further on...but come Summer we'll be back! :) Have a great evening all...think I'll go over to Council Groves and take a stroll...it's so lovely out! :)
Blue-spotted Flathead - Platycephalus caeruleopunctatus McCulloch, 1922 [more of this species]
Date: January 19, 2016
Location: Narooma [more at this location]
Country: Australia
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This Altered Sedan was in the pit area at the 2016 Meltdown Drags, Byron, Illinois. There were a number of Ford Flathead powered dragsters here, and some ran really strong.
fishing boat on Flathead Lake Woods Bay, Montana
Mamiya RZ67, 180mm F/4.5, Kodak Ektar 100, Tiffen Polarizer, scanned with Epson 4490
A Dusky Flathead (Platycephalus fuscus) with Common Stingaree (Trygonoptera testacea). Fairy Bower, Manly, NSW
This scene was taken right across the highway from the colored ice that I posted. This is the shaded side and I think that is why this area is so cold and frozen. Do you see the train tunnel on the side of the mountain? The mountains in the background are actually in Glacier National Park. Have a great day everyone!!! :) Large view is nice!
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In 1996 and 1997, I spent two full summers in the tiny little town of Polson, on the southern shore of Flathead Lake (the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River), and grew quite attached to the town and its surrounding mountains, rivers, and lake -- photos of which you can see here and here. You might also be interested in some of my observations about life in Polson and Montana, which I wrote about in blogs titled The Polson Parade, and Leaving Montana. But then life changed, other things intervened, and I drifted away from Montana altogether.
In the summer of 2010, I had a chance to re-visit Polson, and spend three short days driving around to re-acquaint myself with the area. It had been over a dozen years since I was last there (not counting a brief drive-through with my younger son in 2006), so I was expecting some changes ... but in general, the town of about 5,000 people was pretty much the same. My favorite restaurant had closed down, a Mailboxes Etc outlet had been replaced by a video-rental outlet, and the local McDonald's outlet was no longer posting all of the bounced checks from desperate customers on its wall. It looked like some of the local ranchers and farmers had sold off some of their acreage, for there were a few new "vacation communities" filling up what had been open meadows and pasture just outside of town.
But the lake had not changed at all, and the Mission Mountains along the eastern shore of the lake were as pretty as ever. Just for the heck of it, I got up at 5 AM one morning, and photographed the pre-dawn stillness on the lake, and then the changing colors of clouds above the lake as the sun slowly rose up to peek over the top of the mountains. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to drive down to the Kerr Dam, and I didn't drive all the way around the north end of the lake: I only made it up to Big Fork on the eastern side, and LakeSide on the western side of the lake. I was going to take the half-day white-water rafting trip down the Flathead River, south of the dam, but there wasn't time for that, either ... Nor was there any time for fishing, or even to rent a jet-ski and zoom around on the broad expanse of water in Polson Bay, at the south end of the lake.
I took a bunch of photos throughout the visit, and you can view them here) on Flickr. And after my return from that 2010 trip, I happened to chat with a business colleague about Polson and heard some great things from him about a “dude ranch” located just outside Big Fork, right on the shore of the lake. It was the Flathead Lake Lodge, and after a few more years of distractions and delays, I managed to get most (but not all) of my family together for a weeklong vacation at the lodge. The weather was great, the food was delicious, the horses were cooperative, the lake was beautiful … and that’s pretty much what you’ll see in the photos that I’ve put into this album.
Enjoy … and, if you get the chance, gather your own family together and take them out to the Flathead Lake Lodge for a week. You won’t regret it!