Now this more closely resembles one of my family reunions minus the tractor. Everyone just brings their instrument of choice and we sit around picking and grinning.:thumbup1gif:
I'm sorry about the lack of pictures guys, it's just overwhelming here with the amount of equipment and products to look at, plus all the "cool" stuff has mobs of people around so it just hard to get anything good. This complex has about 1.2 million (with a M) square feet inside, and I couldn't even guess how many people everyday-has to be in the tens-of-thousands easily. I have only taken about 20 pics myself, and those are for some R&D that wouldn't be interesting to many people other than me.
I here is one top secret R&D pic, please don't share this yet because I see a real potential market for this idea but I don't want anyone to steal it. Can anybody guess what this is?
This show is always cool. Wish more of y’all could make it down. If you ever do, bring me some money would ya? There is lots and lots of shiny bits around here that need to come home with me. :lol:
But I’ve been surrounded by great folks to enjoy this show with. :thumbup1gif:
I had a great time walking the show in the morning with Ilmo and his wife, very nice people. For lunch I had the cheese burger, sorry no photo. In the afternoon DS and I walked the tools part of the show and smaller equipment part of the show. Kenny was hard at work gathering new ideas, lucky man, smart and a very nice family. Tim and Cristy were busy looking and documenting the new offerings. The guys from R2 also ate with us. We are lucky, we attract some great vendors.
Was very glad I went down, great group.
Only trouble was I stayed in Indy on the way down and a truck had run off the road so they stopped traffic for 40 minutes on I-74 while the big wrecker pulled him out. I was second in the line of stopped car, I just set there patiently even though I am sure they missed out on getting me involved. Based on highway through hell I am quite expierenced in this field. Was a little tired all day after getting to the hotel at 1:15, was asleep by 1:17 which was nice. .:laugh:
I bet they've cleaned out the pork chops stand and have moved on.....to the corn dog stand perhaps:unknown::lol: Too embarrassed to post pics no doubt:laugh:
Nice DS, I always had faith in you getting some good pics. Kenny, meh, not so much, although he's "working" so I can't fault him too much:mocking::good2:
BTW, the mobility adapted 2305 is impressive!!!!:bigthumb:
I really appreciate all the pictures guys, and Tim's videos. Tim, I sure hope your wife's foot is holding up, I noticed she was limping in your last video.
I took pity on her for the other 3 days.
Rented one of those scooters.
$53 per day!!! Wow!
That scooter is what you saw the bolt on hook attached to in earlier photo.
Tim
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