Random Cool Tricks

What I really want to know is:
1) How did they get all of the berries to the top, and
2) How did they get them all to ripen at the same time?
Blueberry minds want to know!

 

Not sure about blueberrys ,, but I watched a clip of a guy that raises Elderberrys every year ,, he says that at the end of the season ,,, he cuts the stalk just above ground ,, the following year they grow back at about the same time ,, and mature at the same time each year . That way his picking time is pretty much the same each year .

 

The black images are the shadows of zebras.

 

Interesting contrast of old and new. Probably more startling to some than an open-carry
Ruger Redhawk .44 Magnum with a 7.5" barrel.

Now I'm thinking about a Kydex holster for this. With the folding trigger it'd be skinny.
Still has a grip about as ergonomic as a wheelbarrow but the sights are true at 100 yards.

 

The strange history of one of northeast Oklahoma's oddest landmarks has gotten a little weirder. Someone has updated the famous lost cement mixer of Winganon. Using paint and some props, the artists turned it into a faux space capsule complete with NASA logo, American flag and fake rocket motors. Located on Winganon Road between Highway 169 and Oologah Lake in Rogers County, the landmark came into being, literally by accident.
A cement truck rolled over on the side of the road. The company that owned it came and got the truck, but left the mixer behind because it held tons of concrete. No one is sure exactly when the wreck happened. Some accounts put it as far back as 1959. Since the wreck, graffiti artists have splashed untold gallons of paint on it, sending messages to their friends, just showing off and even making it a memorial to 9/11.