I received a link to this video from Dusky, the amount of work that the guy has put into it is mind boggling.



It got a thumbs up from me

It's time for the Worcester Auto show again in Worcester, Ma, USA. My cousin and I got an early preview of the cars ( my cousin is a retired policeman so the police at the gate let us drive through ). The cars are shown at Greenhill park, it's like one very large parking lot with cars everywhere. There was even a car with wooden spoked wheels. Quite a few are made into hot rods but some are older cars kept in excelent shape. Quite a few booths for specialty auto parts, hot rod T shirts ect.
You really don't have to go to the park to see them, just driving down the streets in Worcester you can see some of them. I'm not sure why but some streets are blocked off for them. I always think back to the days when I could only see these types of cars in magazines. I always admire the owners of these cars for keeping them in such good condition.
Carl2

Starting today, I'll be taking a motorcycle "tour" of Central/Southern California, visiting friends and relatives, hitting the beach, and camping in Yosemite National Park. I'll be gone several days (but probably no more than a week), without any Internet access. I'm bringing two cameras, so as long as I remember to use them (I'm horribly forgetful in this regard, at times), I'll be bringing back ALL SORTS of pictures.

See you folks in a week!

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Found this and thought it was pretty ineteresting

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-18671061