Hey, what's that?
The digital camera can't pick it up as well as the naked eye. Let's get a closer look...
and a little closer...
A very special thanks to Tim P. In Palatka, Florida!
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just cruisin along...
Hey, what's that?
The digital camera can't pick it up as well as the naked eye. Let's get a closer look...
and a little closer...
A very special thanks to Tim P. In Palatka, Florida!
Hey, what's that?
The digital camera can't pick it up as well as the naked eye. Let's get a closer look...
and a little closer...
A very special thanks to Tim P. In Palatka, Florida!
That's great! 
Is that an alligator tail in the 2nd shot?
Is that an alligator tail in the 2nd shot?
I think it is ping.
Cool stuff.
Cool stuff.
QUOTE(Pinget @ Sunday, 30 April 2006, 2:51 pm) [snapback]54529[/snapback]
That's great!
Is that an alligator tail in the 2nd shot?
Holy shit. Sure looks like it.
Gator was prolly going into hiding. Reptiles cringe when truth is in presence. Run & hide even...I mean, he reminded me of Bush after Colbert. (though I'd rather be in the ditch w/ the gator than the WH with those reptiles)
LOL Way to go teejer!
LOL Way to go teejer!
Tim P. In Palatka, Florida!
not a gator, its a corrogated metal pipe used to continue draiange ditches under driveways, the white around it looks like a concrete pad they pour to keep the pipe in place and prevent erosion.
QUOTE(rexateyfor @ Monday, 1 May 2006, 8:59 pm) [snapback]54722[/snapback]
not a gator, its a corrogated metal pipe used to continue draiange ditches under driveways, the white around it looks like a concrete pad they pour to keep the pipe in place and prevent erosion.
That seems much more reasonable than having yer random aligator tail just laying about where ever!
Though I was just about to ask if Gaters get run over on Florida's roads much?
I wouldn't think so. Possums yes, gators no.
QUOTE(rexateyfor @ Monday, 1 May 2006, 9:59 pm) [snapback]54722[/snapback]
not a gator, its a corrogated metal pipe used to continue draiange ditches under driveways, the white around it looks like a concrete pad they pour to keep the pipe in place and prevent erosion.
ah ha!
That is soooo fucking cool.
QUOTE(sky of mind @ Tuesday, 2 May 2006, 12:06 am) [snapback]54725[/snapback]
That seems much more reasonable than having yer random aligator tail just laying about where ever!
Though I was just about to ask if Gaters get run over on Florida's roads much?
I wouldn't think so. Possums yes, gators no.
Ive seen alot of armadillos splattered, few gators during mating season but they stay in/near the water. A big road hazard down here is the wild hogs some get up to a few hundred pounds. My buddy hit on in his vette, damn car smelled like cooked pork for weeks
QUOTE(rexateyfor @ Wednesday, 3 May 2006, 12:25 pm) [snapback]55022[/snapback]
Ive seen alot of armadillos splattered, few gators during mating season but they stay in/near the water. A big road hazard down here is the wild hogs some get up to a few hundred pounds. My buddy hit on in his vette, damn car smelled like cooked pork for weeks
i dont see no stinkin driveway....she says in her best movie-voice. That culvert is an alligator...buwahahahah
How cool is that!
QUOTE(Mr. Natural @ Wednesday, 10 May 2006, 8:35 pm) [snapback]55982[/snapback]
How cool is that!
yeah!
TJ's got fans in Jeb country!
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