LUVMYJP Plate Tour 2006
- Thread starter XJEEPER
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Begster
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- Cape Cod/Boston, Mass
I know that, I said one of those religions, both have science in their name.
JohnJohn
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- Austin, Texas
yeah baby
"18-1" town...sorry still bitter about the World Series.
"18-1" town...sorry still bitter about the World Series.
Begster
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- Cape Cod/Boston, Mass
Where's Waldo?
Begster
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Oh John, don't be so crabby...JohnJohn said:
Lowrange2
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- Abbeville, SC
That thing is gunna smell like fish now!
ladywolf
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- Clarksville TN
Begster said:Oh John, don't be so crabby...
i dont think he's keeper size, dude
Begster
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- Cape Cod/Boston, Mass
Hes not, he is a pesty green crab that gets caught in the cages we grow Oysters in.ladywolf said:
camarors8992
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- Liverpool, New York
So, I just spent about an hour reading this thread.
It was good for a few laughs.
It was good for a few laughs.
Begster
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- Cape Cod/Boston, Mass
Alright, so I took the plate home this weekend, so it got a taste of Cape Cod.
Chilling in some dunes
Nice little drive past a small farm with a typical New England stone wall. My Jeeps broken, so I used my dad's.
Ever had Ocean Spray cranberry juice?
We took a trip down to the harbor, with the cape cod canal in the background
Chilling in some dunes
Nice little drive past a small farm with a typical New England stone wall. My Jeeps broken, so I used my dad's.
Ever had Ocean Spray cranberry juice?
We took a trip down to the harbor, with the cape cod canal in the background
Begster
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- Cape Cod/Boston, Mass
So my dad grows Oysters for a side job, and I figured why not take a trip out there, after all New England, and especially Cape Cod is known for its seafood.
Hanging with some Oysters. If you ever see Beach Point Oysters on a menu, you know that LUVMYJP has been there, and you are eating some quality oysters.
You can't go to cape cod without checking out a lighthouse.
There are a couple more here.
http://s49.photobucket.com/albums/f251/begster/LUVMYJP/
Hanging with some Oysters. If you ever see Beach Point Oysters on a menu, you know that LUVMYJP has been there, and you are eating some quality oysters.
You can't go to cape cod without checking out a lighthouse.
There are a couple more here.
http://s49.photobucket.com/albums/f251/begster/LUVMYJP/
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ladywolf
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- Clarksville TN
pics look good, btw.
maybe the plate needs a return trip to iraq? this time it can see more scenery
maybe the plate needs a return trip to iraq? this time it can see more scenery
JohnJohn
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- Austin, Texas
Some you know I sold the XJ and was Jeep'less untill last night. 
The plate will have a nice home when it finally returns...on my 8th Jeep
The plate will have a nice home when it finally returns...on my 8th Jeep
RTicUL8
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JohnJohn said:
Chop it!
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90Blue_XJ
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Thought you had to have an XJ to belong to this club????????????
JohnJohn
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- Austin, Texas
90Blue_XJ said:
Member #42. I think I'll hang around.
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- Wasatch Range
I knew you had something up your sleeve when you put the TP up for sale.......BTW, what makes you think you're getting the plate back?
It showed up last week and is ready for a new adventure.........lots of country it hasn't seen yet. :dunno:
It showed up last week and is ready for a new adventure.........lots of country it hasn't seen yet. :dunno:
JohnJohn
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- Austin, Texas
XJEEPER said:
I'm up for seeing some more photoshoping..
Begster
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- Cape Cod/Boston, Mass
Sorry, I've been a complete slacker. I took it for a little history tour around Boston and a little around the Cape.
I didn't get to as much as I hoped, but the day I did it I had to move out of my apartment, so I got a little side tracked.
Sturgis Library, the oldest building housing a library in the country, which is right down the street from the 2nd oldest courthouse in the country. Religion was also practiced in it, so its also the oldest structure that is still standing in America where religious services were regularly held.
So James Otis lived down the street from me. You might remember his phrase "No Taxation without Representation," as well as him being a Patriot of the revolution.
So about that World Series you were bitter about John, thought you mike like this picture.
On a statue of Ted Williams, in front of Fenway Park, oldest ball park 1912.
My friend in front of Faneuil Hall. "The Cradle of Liberty" Old marketplace in Boston, and sight of many speeches from various Patriots before and during the Revolution. Big tourist spot now.
Boston Latin, you can read the description for yourself.
The State House on Beacon Hill. This is the building Matt Damon keeps staring at across the way in The Departed.
For anyone who has seen the movie The Boondock Saints, this is the Copley Plaza hotel, where the badass hotel scene happens.
Swan Boats in the Boston Gardens. You'll recognize this if you have seen Good Will Hunting.
Boston Duck Tours
The old State House building. Unfortunately it was undergoing renovations, which kind of ruined the picture. There is a plaque in the ground where that truck is to mark the spot of the Boston Massacre.
I no there is no plate, but I thought this picture was pretty cool. Its the John Hancock tower, the glass panes kept falling out when the building was first opened.
While walking around, students from Emerson college were in the Commons playing Quidditch, the flying game from Harry Potter. Tons of people stopped to watch, it was actually pretty fun to see. They all had to hold a broom in one hand while running around.
I didn't get to as much as I hoped, but the day I did it I had to move out of my apartment, so I got a little side tracked.
Sturgis Library, the oldest building housing a library in the country, which is right down the street from the 2nd oldest courthouse in the country. Religion was also practiced in it, so its also the oldest structure that is still standing in America where religious services were regularly held.
So James Otis lived down the street from me. You might remember his phrase "No Taxation without Representation," as well as him being a Patriot of the revolution.
So about that World Series you were bitter about John, thought you mike like this picture.
On a statue of Ted Williams, in front of Fenway Park, oldest ball park 1912.
My friend in front of Faneuil Hall. "The Cradle of Liberty" Old marketplace in Boston, and sight of many speeches from various Patriots before and during the Revolution. Big tourist spot now.
Boston Latin, you can read the description for yourself.
The State House on Beacon Hill. This is the building Matt Damon keeps staring at across the way in The Departed.
For anyone who has seen the movie The Boondock Saints, this is the Copley Plaza hotel, where the badass hotel scene happens.
Swan Boats in the Boston Gardens. You'll recognize this if you have seen Good Will Hunting.
Boston Duck Tours
The old State House building. Unfortunately it was undergoing renovations, which kind of ruined the picture. There is a plaque in the ground where that truck is to mark the spot of the Boston Massacre.
I no there is no plate, but I thought this picture was pretty cool. Its the John Hancock tower, the glass panes kept falling out when the building was first opened.
While walking around, students from Emerson college were in the Commons playing Quidditch, the flying game from Harry Potter. Tons of people stopped to watch, it was actually pretty fun to see. They all had to hold a broom in one hand while running around.
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