wasfast
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As pretty as natural cedar can be, in the damp Willamette Valley, it's a constant maintenance project. It's been almost completely replaced with cementboard siding (i.e. Hardie Plank) there.


I was a bit concerned thinking about the yard tools out side, then I realized they are worthless without the effort to operate them.
In Eugene these days they are probably completely safe from the locals.....
Nice line up of bikes and a great conversion!
Because the question was asked here is a lineup of the bikes.
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L to R: 1971 Triumph T120RV, 1971 BSA A65L, 1972 Honda CL350, 2001 BMW R1150GS
Oddly enough, I have had 2 hand truck/wheelbarrow combos stolen. the third I put TRUMP stickers all over and no one has touched it.

It's a Pacific Rhododendron. (Rhododendron macrophyllum) You are right, they were a very popular shrub used in the 50's and 60's NW suburbia. they go with the Myrobian Plum 'Thundercloud'.
They are a hardy shrub at this altitude and good to zone 6, which i am pretty sure they are not suitable for either the altitude or cold of Colorado. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

That's gotta be a great feeling of accomplishment.
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Getting settled in. The new lift is being situated.
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CEM Lift Model ML-15SE
Looks like they changed the model code or you have a special edition...
The only model lift on their site now is the ML1500 but it is very reasonably priced... how do you like yours?
