I already posted these pictures on RPS, but I'll post them up here. RPS is having a Snapshots Challenge with your truck by a body of water, so I was happy to oblige with the truck and the Flathead Lake.







Here are a couple of the lake:



And a funny sign I found:


And one of the truck in the driveway prior to the 60 mile trip:



The camera is a Canon Power Shot A560. I like it a lot.

 

nice ill be entering in the challenge too i like the second one that you posted

 

nice pics! looks like a storm was coming/leaving...

 

Nice! If the tide goes down, can you drive out to the rocky island and rock crawl? It looks like it would be quite a challenge, lol.

I like the color on your Ranger. Nice older machine -- looks well cared for.

 

nice gen II

 

Great looking truck. Wish I could find a clean rust free one around here.

 

Nice pics

What does "No Mooring" mean

 

nice pics,what camera is that...i love the older rangers

 

means you can't tie a ship there like tie it to a dock or something like that

 

ok im lost

 

you know when you go to a pier and they have the boat tied to the dock? thats what mooring is.

 

LOL

He is lost casue he asked what camera he had I asked what mooring is

 

It was at the bottom of his post

 

oh dang my bad i quoted the wrong person

 

Nice looking truck!

 

ahhhhh i usually just read a few words and on to the pics lol..

thanks

 

Thanks everybody! I do agree, the truck is pretty clean for a Gen II, especially if you look at others driving around. I'm proud of it. It does have some rust, but nothing a little bit of trim won't hide :)

No Mooring means you can not tie to that particular pier un-attended. I'm pretty sure you can tie onto it and wait for other boaters and what not to get their's out of the water, as long as you are still on the boat.

 

Beautiful Lake! Picture taking tip: Don't park in front of polls or signs so it looks like the poll or sign is coming out of the truck. I learned that from a professional photographer. It makes a huge difference.