From Boomershoot 1999. Photo courtesy Joe Huffman. Click to embiggen.
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The Boomershoot link is broken.
Also, one should note there were two Boomershoots in 1999. April and July. The July Boomershoot resulted in a fire which “encouraged” me to cancel the one planned for August. Further tests and “lessons learned the hard way” were sufficient incentive to never have a Boomershoot during fire season (May 15 -> October 15).
Fixed the link. These pics were from July, I believe. I’ll label them as such from now on.
Actually, there’s no hay bales! So maybe these were a mix of April and July.
I’ll label the ones in the “April” folder you sent as April 1999, the rest I’ll just call 1999.
Look at the grass. In April it had not been cut and was green. In July it was cut and much drier.
Also of possible interest in this picture is all the stuff piled up beside the old pickup on the right. That is my target making equipment and chemicals.