Green anole. They were everywhere in Florida when I was a kid. Almost never see them now, the non-native brown ones have out competed them.
In reply to Scottah :
Streetwiseguy said:Aaron_King said:
This is a very, very bad colour combination, and whoever painted the wheels that colour must be French.
I think the worse indignity is that, with three million dollars sunk into the car, the CHIRON plate was already taken, forcing the owner to settle.
SO MUCH WIN in this picture. Plus, it was taken about 5 miles from my house. That store and sign are still there.
In reply to Mike :
My understanding is that that car and this car are owned by a group of people. The best part was my son and his friend almost having a heart attack when they saw the car
You would think I would learn to not pick the days that are heat and swamp ass to do stuff like this but no.
In reply to Grizz :
Can't really do it in the rain...
In reply to Streetwiseguy :
maybe if I jerry rigged some sort of metal roof over the tank
In reply to Duke :
Looking at the number plate, that's not North America. In Europe, it's not unusual for small vans like that to be diesel-powered.
photo unrelated, taken the day of the final Fast autocross at Brooksville.
Got kids? Grand kids?
Shiny object 
drainoil said:
That is a familiar sight. K341 in an ariens?
Garden stuff now?
Medal of Honor recipient, for leading the 20th Maine in an insane charge into the Confederate line at Gettysburg, July 2, 1863.
We visited his Alma Mater today, Bowdoin College, in Brunswick, Maine.
Exhausted after repulsing repeated assaults, the 20th Maine, out of ammunition, executed a bayonet charge, dislodging their attackers and securing General Meade’s embattled left. Though the exact origin of the charge is still the subject of debate, Congress awarded Chamberlain the Medal of Honor for “conspicuous gallantry.”
Grizz said:
You would think I would learn to not pick the days that are heat and swamp ass to do stuff like this but no.
I’m waiting for the hottest day of the year.
In reply to poopshovel again :
It was bad enough yesterday. And somehow worse today even though I wasn't standing next to a giant fire.
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