That's a scanned photo so that's me, guessing about 30 years ago. Though out all my travels I like to take pictures, visit places around where I'm at. I'm a true engineer who designs, builds, and makes it work. Professionally, I come up with practical/logical solutions to problems caused by other people. I have not found anything yet that I can't do.
As of now I've been to 30 countries and 49 states. I started traveling in the late 90's. The shot glasses come from airports I've been through, Have 175 so I have to keep a file on my phone so i don't buy anymore duplicates. 2 glasses were gifts, the rest i bought. One must be careful in other countries, taking pictures can be dangerous.
As of now I've been to 30 countries and 49 states. I started traveling in the late 90's. The shot glasses come from airports I've been through, Have 175 so I have to keep a file on my phone so i don't buy anymore duplicates. 2 glasses were gifts, the rest i bought. One must be careful in other countries, taking pictures can be dangerous. you'd be amazed how different cultures react differently to the same things. Pay attention to what's around you, everywhere now. If someone is looking at you hard then there's a reason behind it.
I don't drive in other countries so either it's a cab or my feet that get me where I want to go. Once I was in a sidecar on a scooter. This picture is Amsterdam. Spent 9 weeks total there, paid everyday work or not. Kings day, their national 3 day weekend, I walked 37 km over 3 days just wandering around. The red light district is exactl
I don't drive in other countries so either it's a cab or my feet that get me where I want to go. Once I was in a sidecar on a scooter. This picture is Amsterdam. Spent 9 weeks total there, paid everyday work or not. Kings day, their national 3 day weekend, I walked 37 km over 3 days just wandering around. The red light district is exactly as everyone says Get caught taking pics and you and your camera can be thrown in the canal. Ask Dumbass Mike.
Commonly referred to as "moonshine still. It's not illegal to build/own any stills. What makes it illegal is how you use them, making liquor is illegal, distilling water, making essential oil isn't. Process is the same, temperature isn't, everything distills at a different temperature from my experience. Oak oil is heavy so it distills at
Commonly referred to as "moonshine still. It's not illegal to build/own any stills. What makes it illegal is how you use them, making liquor is illegal, distilling water, making essential oil isn't. Process is the same, temperature isn't, everything distills at a different temperature from my experience. Oak oil is heavy so it distills at a higher temperature, peppermint is a light oil and vaporizes at a lower temperature.
