Nanuq

I dunno, but I'd give Ken's left nut for an old 809.

Nope... no weapons other than a loud shouting voice. Works every time.

I went for a climb tonight and was surprised to see bear tracks. Looks like Yogi came out of hibernation.

Chains

Wonderland

Bear (of course)

This beauty demands some big honkin' closeups. Wow what a result!

Ice

I've been in contact with him for some tropical gilt dials and he seems responsive but almost like he's not that "interested" almost as if he's a middleman for other parties. Oh and tropical gilt are $500 to $600. I passed.

Gold

I have 2 of the first 5 Daytonas that DW ever sold. Halley has (some of) the others. Note there were two versions of the MM cases; if there's a bulge at the crown tube it's a v2 and if the profile of the case across the tube thread area is "flat" ie: no bulge, it's a v1.

Same here, on all my DWs.

Wrapping up another great RWG trip around the sun with old steel.

Boy Scouts

Wow those things ought to sell like hotcakes.

Roger that, my 1665 is forty years old and the lume is bone white.

Les Paul

Bilgewater

Oh I forgot to mention my hawaiian Storm Trooper shirt too!

Santa brought me Canon 18x50 image stabilizing binocs. Here's the top of a mountain 3 miles away.

Maria passed away a couple years ago and will be sadly missed. But a member here has stayed in contact with Maria's widow and she uncovered some inventory that will be of interest to the forum. *cough* Keep your eyes peeled.

Hambone, that was quite awhile ago. He's strong and healthy as an ox now.

I remember buying a DRSD from Maria in about 1997.