I was surprised to find this unusual transportation recently, and he was pretty sweet!
I ran into some unusual transportation the other day that was unexpected here in Oklahoma.His name is Antonio, so he is NOT the Legendary Yokohoma Mama Lama but he was pretty sweet! He was a good judge of character too, and would NOT let me get too close to him. His Momma helped me get a little closer for a picture.
Here is Antonio:
And to answer your next question, no he did not spit on me, ROFLOL!
I'd say he's a very POOR judge of character if he wouldn't let you get close to him. He is cute though....
Unusual day there.They have a Timber Wolf there also, so I get to see wildlife up close. They are licensed to rehab wild animals, so you never know!
:Dsir smithlabs! what in the world is that hairy beast? and what is the Legendary Yokohoma Mama Lama?
This hairy beast is a Llama from south America originally.They are a cousin of the camel I understand, and they use their Hair for weavings down south; rugs, ponchos, etc.!Yokohama mama llama was either a song or an anime character, not sure which, it was just cute; and so was the llama, ROFLOL!
:Dshow off.
He was at that, but at least he didn't spit on me. Llamas are known for spitting, so I felt lucky, ROFLOL!
:)hey smithlabs! I was so thrilled to see you in second place this week! hahaha! wow how did you do that with so many other things going on? and they tease ME about not sleeping! great job, I loved it! try to keep that..but lynncoyle is going to be back with it this week since she was moving last week.
I was after the pink chair, ROFLOL! No I just talked with a few people, and had some fun talking bad about you with @hananali.
The dogs held me down, and made me stay on the computer. too! It was rough....
:)ha! hey well if you want to go for the crown then you among everyone that I know of can do it because most people can't stay up all night, I'm one of them, but it looks like you can! and you can blame it on the dogs!
No, I was surprised myself, I was just in the zone.I was redesigning my battery for the homestead, and just blogging while I was doing that.The new design is getting really close to what I want, I think I have a final design for a 24 volt 20 amp battery bank! with 6 sticks per bucket, 8 buckets will give me 960 amp hours; which will give me 23,000 watts.
I will need to 3D print 200 battery holder rings, unless I can figure out a way to use off the shelf battery holders. But I can print at least two at a time (four I hope) so it is not quite so bad.
I will still need many thousand spring connections, and I still need to work that part out!
:)