Oh! Cellar pictures in my Cellar thread.

That's what you guys want to see.

Thanks for posting these Carlos!

You've got a little bit of everything down there don't you? What happened to that poor deer?

Best,
Dock

Since Cathy doesn't want a deer head looking at her upstairs, there is only room to hang one down here currently. So the little 8 pointer sits on the shelf.

The 16 pointer was, at the time in 1981, the 22nd largest typical whitetail taken with a bow in the world. He's far down the Pope & Young list now. He scored 174 1/8 Prior to deductions he was 185 7/8 inches. You could hold the rack inside of Mel Johnston's record typical whitetail.

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Great pictures.

Carlos I can sympathize with the wintertime thing.

BTW... I love that pipe "tree" stand. I don't used the regular stands but that appeals to me.

I'm going to post my "Den" but gotta get it tidied up a lot more

Paul

Carlos,

I think your Cathy and my Terrie must be of the same mindset. I had a lynx rug and it's disappeared. My dad was quite a hunter and shot the lynx early one morning while deer hunting. That was years ago. After his death, I received it...

Now I can't find it.

Paul

You should ask about it.

nice man caves fellas! i'm jealous, i need to do something in my basement soon.

Not much of an actual den considering it's nearly 1/2 of my residence but here' where I do my piping!

http://www.imageno.com/qb5383qkmuibpic.html


http://www.imageno.com/5vvj0b20z4xqpic.html

And the pipe racks....


http://www.imageno.com/tw7x0bagiln3pic.html


http://www.imageno.com/1r47xohkatr6pic.html

Lew,
A couple of things. The "auto -lite spark plug"... I like listening to the Old Radio Programs and Auto-Lite was a big sponsor of the popular "Suspense" radio series. Auto-Lite, I believe started in the 1930's. Be discrete... how you finding that horn.

Paul

I love that Auto-Lite sign, can't believe how much old advertising you can find for them in old magazines!

I love the horn, one of my best smoking pipes! Two downsides, not a good clencher and you can't see where the bowl is when lighting it while holding it in your mouth. A small price to pay for well-priced hand made pipe!

Hey, a Blatz sign!


When I was a kid, I would hang out at the local Blatz distributer. Those guys always drank their beer warehouse temperature. Basically the same as summertime in the shade temps. Made it stronger and more bitter I think.

Yeah, I can see where it would be hard to clench.

Dude. You have the dogs-playing-poker painting.

That rocks.