Photos from anywhere and everywhere.

GeekKopi

Might as well put up some pics of the most photographed thing on my iPhone - Im sure Kevo will respond with some of his too 🙂 My 1965 Factory GT Mustang Coupe - fully restored here in Melb in 2013. For those petrol heads on this forum it's running a 347ci, factory 4 speed toploader, locker rear end, a bit shy of 500hp and over 450 ft/lb of torque. It's currently registered with my own car club I founded in 2014.

Cuir_Beluga

I am totally not a car person but that looks beautiful GeekKopi 🙂.

Dry_bean

GeekKopi wrote:

Here's a few pics of my second home, a villa in Selong Belanak in Lombok Indonesia. The wife and I escape here as much as we can. The villa we rent is up on the hill with the view of a private beach on one side and the jungle on the other. Absolute Paradise.

Looks like an idyllic spot GK. We enjoy SE Asia, off to Thailand in a few weeks, heading for a little town called Mae Hong Son, up on the Thai Burma border, beautiful country. Landing on the air strip is a bit of a thrill, kind of fly in between the mountains. The attached pic gives a bit of an idea. 🙂

Koffee_Kosmo

GeekKopi wrote:

Might as well put up some pics of the most photographed thing on my iPhone - Im sure Kevo will respond with some of his too 🙂 My 1965 Factory GT Mustang Coupe - fully restored here in Melb in 2013. For those petrol heads on this forum it's running a 347ci, factory 4 speed toplaoder, locker rear end, a bit shy of 500hp and over 450 ftp/lb of torque. It's currently registered with my own car club I founded in 2014.

In my profession many moons ago - I used to blueprint many engines of that era - from Ford, Holden & Chrysler I can still pull apart a carburettor and put it back in my sleep KK

Dry_bean

kbilleter wrote:

Lilly after curiously sniffing my bike chain

Lovely looking cat KB, Heather has an order in for a Burmese, due for delivery/pickup when we return from our trip in July. 🙂

GeekKopi

Dry bean. wrote:

Looks like an idyllic spot GK. We enjoy SE Asia, off to Thailand in a few weeks, heading for a little town called Mae Hong Son, up on the Thai Burma border, beautiful country. Landing on the air strip is a bit of a thrill, kind of fly in between the mountains. The attached pic gives a bit of an idea. 🙂

Sounds like a great spot for some R&R. The landing strip sounds like fun [emoji41]How long you up there for? We've been to Thailand but never up north. Mainly BK and Samui.

mycuppa

The Main flue on our afterburner being placed into position earlier today (thank god for some relief from the rain here in Melbourne). After a couple of days trying to work out how to rig up something to pull it through from inside the warehouse, we bit the bullet and used a crane - just 15 minutes. Apologies for the long-range........next door's yard was boggy.

Dry_bean

mycuppa wrote:

The Main flue on our afterburner being placed into position earlier today (thank god for some relief from the rain here in Melbourne). After a couple of days trying to work out how to rig up something to pull it through from inside the warehouse, we bit the bullet and used a crane - just 15 minutes. Apologies for the long-range........next door's yard was boggy.

Is this to do with pollution control on your new roaster Mycuppa?

Brett_H

Some great photos here folks! Love that machine Admin.... It'd go nicely in a holiday home in Lombok by the looks !!!

Dry_bean

GeekKopi wrote:

Sounds like a great spot for some R&R. The landing strip sounds like fun [emoji41]How long you up there for? We've been to Thailand but never up north. Mainly BK and Samui.

We're the exact opposite GK, been up north a few times, have not been down south. Heather is of to Italy for three weeks, I'm meeting her in Bangkok on her way home, all up we're in Thailand for a couple of weeks, a few nights in Chiang Mai, a week in Mae Hong Son. 🙂

mycuppa

Dry bean. wrote:

Is this to do with pollution control on your new roaster Mycuppa?

Yes DB - the afterburner was custom-built by Mark @ Coffee Roasters Australia - it's quite a big unit actually..........capable of having 2x 60kg roasters operating simultaneously. Inside is starting to look half-decent - it's been a very tough 3 months (and of course lots of $$$) - hopefully we can commission the new platform in the next 3 weeks which should be the fun part. There is still some building works to be completed - Permits are holding that up unfortunately......burning more big holes in my pockets. It's still hard to imagine that relocation takes 4 - 5 months. Not as easy as shutdown, move and power up.

FreshCoffee2

Best seat in the House. Fully Functional. Also a first rough attempt at experimenting with some form of "watermarking". I have some nice photos taken on latest trek, that I wouldnt like others to lift and use elsewhere...

FreshCoffee2

One of my favourites from recent trek. At full size this one blows up dead sharp.

FreshCoffee2

A bed of healthy Aztec Gold in the Coop nursery...

GeekKopi

One taken recently. Many can relate.

FreshCoffee2

Here are three more from the nursery. The silver/grey tinge amongst the leaves in one of the photos is the "parchment" skin that covers the seeds (beans) when they are planted. You can see the rows in which the are planted, and how they are removed for transplanting. The farmers in this Coop had planted more than they needed, and were in the act of taking 20,000 seedlings out to donate to a neighbour community that has been less fortunate with their plantings. Good people. The seedlings are individually checked before selection to transplant into the tubes in one of the photos. Its labour intensive however in that way, there is a better success rate with healthy seedlings eventually being planted out into the field. All these seedlings are for replacement into existing "plantations", where for whatever reason individual plants or an area needs to be replanted

Cuir_Beluga

I'm loving the pics Fresh Coffee, they are very interesting 🙂.

Brett_H

Stunning pictures FC. Great dynamic range, but my favourite s far is the blue loo!

FreshCoffee2

Mother and Son. Crisp winter morning in the paddock. *Almost* mirror finish on the dam...was fantastic until the ducks landed a bit farther along, and just had to take the shot lest the horses decided to move away.

Cuir_Beluga

That is an amazing pic FC.

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