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Posted: **Sun Oct 08, 2017 10:02 pm**

WhiteNoise wrote:Whoaaaa......easy fella

But I'm serious - from working under the instrument panels of A-4K Skyhawks to installing a LOT of computers to lying on boulders creating images to ... servicing my PCX.

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Posted: **Sun Oct 08, 2017 10:18 pm**

Alrighty, I took the bait!

I See what you mean. That's a beautiful photograph! How's the back feeling these days?

Posted: **Sun Oct 08, 2017 10:46 pm**

WhiteNoise wrote:Alrighty, I took the bait! I See what you mean. That's a beautiful photograph! How's the back feeling these days?

Back is pretty good for the most part thanks - still not getting any younger though, unfortunately.

Thanks for the kind words about my photo - there's a bunch more of mine here if you like my style: http://www.pbase.com/cjsouthern/gallery/scenery

Posted: **Mon Oct 09, 2017 2:17 am**

WhiteNoise wrote:Mav, hysterical! Time to Get-up! Save your "low tech" idea for the beach!

2yous, a bath?, then a nap I struggle too. That's why I use my table lift with 2 rolling tool stools, one on each side of the lift. I got tired of moving the one stool around the lift. Easy now...I walk around it and sit on the other. Laaazzy Works!!

Another lift idea/solution but costly from Aerostitch (they do run sales) If you're skilled you can improvise or just make one like this yourself. Add side trays, mat, ramp,....whatever you can imagine, you can make happen Who said Cup-Holder?

http://www.aerostich.com/tools/maintena ... crate.html

EasyR what say you to that? ^^

I did get a rolling stool after you recommended them. Fantastic. Use it a lot around the house too. Decorating etc. I can’t get a lift as that would mean one less bike in the garage due to lack of space.

Posted: **Mon Oct 09, 2017 4:41 am**

Thanks all - some great ideas there

I'd like something that can be taken apart for storage, on lockable wheels so I can load the bike onto it with a ramp but then move it around, and such. Lots of ideas to ponder from old (WN's find) and new posts. Ta!

Posted: **Mon Oct 09, 2017 1:13 pm**

TheMaverick wrote: Thanks for the kind words about my photo - there's a bunch more of mine here if you like my style: http://www.pbase.com/cjsouthern/gallery/scenery

Beautiful photos! Wish I had that skill! Loved the ones with the flowing water.

Posted: **Mon Oct 09, 2017 5:31 pm**

Limey wrote:
TheMaverick wrote: Thanks for the kind words about my photo - there's a bunch more of mine here if you like my style: http://www.pbase.com/cjsouthern/gallery/scenery
Beautiful photos! Wish I had that skill! Loved the ones with the flowing water.

Many thanks for the kind words!

The "water effect" comes from using a long exposure - tripod is essential for those.

Posted: **Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:11 pm**

Yep, one pic nicer then the next! Thanks for allowing me and others a viewing Mav, very professional and pleasing to mine eyes

Posted: **Mon Oct 09, 2017 11:18 pm**

WhiteNoise wrote:Yep, one pic nicer then the next! Thanks for allowing me and others a viewing Mav, very professional and pleasing to mine eyes

The pleasure is all mine - thanks for taking the time to look.

They're all for sale by the way (it's a trivial matter for people to get them printed at their preferred local printer in this wonderful internet-connected age).

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