Early Wednesday morning I was headed out to Cardio class at the Senior Center.
The robins didn’t mind my getting in my car. I photographed them through the windshield.
I had just photographed the deer resting on the way back yard. Wondering if her baby was hiding in the weeds. Where she’d placed him or her.
A regular wildlife refuge. They feel safe here.
It’s better than it was.
The cushion’s no slip grip rubber came off and was glued to the wooden seat.
This is a chair we got about eight years ago in an antique store in Columbus. I brought it back to Pittsburgh and it’s looking much better now.
Not finished yet.
Still standing. Near Roanoke, Virginia.
Uncle Frank gets a lot of satisfaction from restoring vintage cars,
He is a grand master of restoration.
He was showing Michael and Jack how the car lowered down
Here is Uncle Frank with his latest acquisition- 1963 Chevy
You’ve seen this one before on the blog
https://rutheh.com/2011/09/16/uncle-frank-put-the-engine-in-the-1953-chevy/
https://rutheh.com/2013/08/28/remember-uncle-franks-53-chevy/
See his 1953 Ford Crestline Victoria
https://rutheh.com/2014/11/08/uncle-franks-and-aunt-lindas-new-car-1953-ford-crestline-victoria-v8/
And his 1933 Plymouth
Popsicles from Uncle Franks for the cousins who visited Archie’s Garage this afternoon.
Unexpected. Driving home after dinner out. Down a back alley parallel to on Butler Street.
As Steve said- you just never know when you’ll find a Van Gogh.
Garage Door Art
Do you remember seeing Uncle Frank’s Chevrolet (1953) when he was just putting the engine in?
Here’s what it looks like now after all the work (love) he has put into it! Shot from the passenger window- the interior.
