Posted by Whizkidkyus on July 09, 2016 at 22:49:45 from (64.130.159.186):
Here are some pics that I took at a car show less than a half mile from my house . It is a yearly event that has been going on for the last five years . There was some old cars ,trucks ,tractors some newer model autos. There is a pic taken from inside of my car of a tractor hauler that was parked just right up the road from the show . There was two , but you could only see one of them . While I was out mowing my yard later both of them came by loaded with a tractor or two . There was also a few old cars that came by that was there . I saw a few old cars later while I was out running errands . Hope that you enjoy the pics . Sorry for some of the sorrier pics as I was taking them from my smartphone and out in the sun I couldn't see the screen as good to tell how pics looked . Also ,sorry if they came out sideways . I emailed them to myself and them saved them to comp. they was sideways in email and some was after I saved them to comp. As I was uploading them they was normal in the locate and open box but after I uploaded them they was sideways in preview box.
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