Squirrels will always find the nut.

dubleuhb wrote:

Prolly all the lil' critter could see from that angle.[jester]

bloody spaniard wrote:

I read dhb's post and laughed a little. Then I read this and laughed out loud. Jackass!

Gene, my friend Brad took the photos while my wife actually got it on video. She's at the back of the car. In the distance there was a guy with an even fancier camera, on a tripod, taking shots of the cliffs that we originally pulled over to photograph.

MACS wrote:

This little guy was hiding in the brush on the side of the road. We stopped along Pacific Coast Highway to take some pictures and he came out of the brush and walked right up to my wife. She screamed, of course... and then my buddy said we should try to feed him some of the strawberries we'd just picked up along the way. We fed him about 4-5 of them and he was never really scared and never tried to bite. Just took the strawberries, disappeared into the brush, and came back for more. Cool experience.

MACS wrote:

It was a rental, Gene. There were 4 of us, all with luggage, on a road trip to SF... knowing we were taking the PCH on the way home.

I didn't want to put 1,000 miles on my car in a week and neither did my wife. So we rented a 2013 Ford Explorer for a week.

MACS wrote:

I'd still be hard pressed to tell the difference on late model vehicles.

Man, by not driving your car you are creating a garage queen. I should know, I have a 1993 Corvette convertible with original tires and not even 28k miles on the clock. [-x

Gene363 wrote:

my mother has a 97 Camry with the original tank of gas.

frankj1 wrote: