Mike Pearson's Adventures on a Pale Blue Dot

Six weeks after I first saw the collection of old vehicles ( and the world's coolest forklift ) in Keremeos, I was back again. I returned this time with my son and daughter on a road trip to visit friends...and just spend a bit of time together. Anyways...this time around when I walked across the street to ask permission to go in the yard take photos, the lady behind the desk told me that the Chevy panel truck had been sold! I was surprised...I thought that that stuff was just going to sit there to tease everyone who drove by... I never dreamed that someone could just say the simple words "Hey...how much for the rust free, complete and intact delivery  truck?" What a sweet heart of a restoration project...coming from the "Wet Coast"...full of salt air and salt on the roads...I don't get to see many original un-restored vehicles in this shape A bodyman's wet dream...real metal Here  a video of this collection of oldies from the last trip...

Last trip was late April....warm and dry. No leaves on the fruit trees yet. This time is mid June...the leaves are in full and green. Makes it totally worth another photo shoot. And...I don't know a thing about farm machinery...if you see something interesting...or something you know about...add your comment or input. If the comment box doesn't work for you...contact direct  badartist812@gmail.com Does anybody know what this thing is? Does anybody know what make this is??....someone guessed a Dodge ...the other one is a Nash

This is the second trip here in a month. Last time there wasn't any green on the orchard trees.  This time around, I had my son and daughter with me on a little road trip adventure.  On this day, we had perfect conditions for still photos and video....high overcast and warm sun behind it. I'll post the stills here in a day or two...promise.